It matches the case shapes perfectly, and the way the polished parts light up is probably why this watch still works decades after it first appeared. With a design this good and original, who needs big marketing campaigns? Don’t answer that; it’s a rhetorical question.But since it belonged to a highly suspicious group of Gallet chronos, I was very careful in assessing link the listing.That's also why it is no surprise that reservations for this year's 50 pieces filled up in a flash.
Best of all, there's been a nice blend of link pure reissues and new designs.Well, everything you need to know about this watch, you can find in the name. Except that this particular PAM00693 is in fact a limited edition of 100 pieces, all made specifically for Harrods. Hence the green dial and the retailer’s logo engraved on the case back. This Harrods exclusive comes with a choice of bracelet or green canvas strap, and retails for 6,800 (approximately $8,000).Aside from the replacement Rolex crown, this is a top quality example, and a rare one at that. You’ve heard of the Red Sub, now meet the Blue Sub. Christie’s is offering this Submariner in their current online sale, and the highest bid stands at $15,000. Click here for the listing.Still want to ask us a question? You're in luck. The phone line is still open at +1 401-307-DINK (3465), and we'd love to hear from you. We'll be doing these episodes from time to time, so leave us a voicemail and you might be featured. As a reminder, please try to keep the voicemail under 60 seconds and be sure to give us your first name and last initial (and/or your HODINKEE Community username) so we can shout you out on air.
Not long after, Seiko also introduced three new dial variations of its high-end KSK offering. The King Seiko SJE103, SJE105, and SJE107 link presented three lovely textured dials that stood out due to their depth and colors.We have many clients, and some even have been with us for generations, so we don’t settle for anything less.A related Olympic curiosity in our collection is a book called "Coliseum '32-'84: Ars et Scientia temporis mensurae" (the Latin, included presumably for fanciness, translates to "the art and science of time measurement"). The Coliseum in question is the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, which hosted the Olympic Games in 1932 and 1984. And with the return of the Olympics to Los Angeles in 2028, it will be the first stadium to host the Olympics three times.

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