Raymond Weil Tango Quartz Watch, Black, 41mm, Sapphire Crystal, 8160-ST-00208 graf-von-faber-castell-classic

Raymond Weil Tango Quartz Watch, Black, 41mm, Sapphire Crystal, 8160-ST-00208 graf-von-faber-castell-classicLine Tango Reference 8160 ST 00208 Movement Quartz Case Material Stainless steel Diameter 41 mm Thickness 7,4 mm. Crystal Sapphire Dial color Black Calendar type Day Crown Screw down crown Case back Screw down Water resistant depth 30 atm Bracelet Stainless steel Clasp type Double folding clasp with push buttons Warranty 2 years Country of Manufacture Switzerland

Alpini Camouflage Chronograph movement is equipped with a chronograph

13 Power Reserve 48 Hours Frequency 28800 A/h Case Material Stainless steel Dial color Blue Bezel Material Stainless Steel and Ceramic Hands material Rhodium Plated Crystal Anti-reflective Sapphire Diameter 42 mm Thickness 14

Crystal Hesalite Dial color Blue Calendar type Day Water resistant depth 3 atm Strap Leather Band color Black Band width 20 mm

Calendar type Day Lume components Hands and indices Water resistant depth 5 atm Strap Leather Band color Black Band width 22mm Clasp type Buckle Limited Edition 150 units Country of Manufacture Switzerland Warranty 3 years

Line Wreck Reference SP-5089-02 Movement Automatic Caliber NH35A Jewels 24 jewels Power Reserve 41 Hours Frequency 21600 A/h Case Material Stainless steel Case Material Ceramic Crystal Sapphire Dial color Blue Diameter 44 mm Weight without band 110 gr

a real Vulcain watches fan since he wore one of them in its film "Tannbach"

Brand Montblanc Line Meisterstück Reference 118321 Material Metal Material Full-grain Cowhide Trim Palladium Color Black Height 120 mm Length 30 mm

Line Clubmaster Classic Reference 17440

Line Limited Edition Reference KP52-01-RB Material Ebonite Color Green Trim Gold 18k Filling System Original Refill Warranty 2 years Country of Manufacture Italy Limited Edition 30 units Packaging Box 02 (dedicated)

The watch is completed with a 3-link steel bracelet that is partially polished and partially satin-finished

The D-AQUI airplane “Iron Annie” flew under the name "Amazonas" within the airline “Transportes Aereos Orientales” in Equador from 1957 to 1963

with Waterman's signature wavy pattern chiseled into the metal cap