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Zenith Chronometer who were the Japanese distributor

SKU: 96237585065

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Description

who were the Japanese distributor for IWC watches

The alarm runs for around 20 seconds if it’s fully wound but you can stop it by pulling out the alarm crown

The watch has a gunmetal case with gold hinges and lips

watches which are signed by Lemania are especially prized

To maximise the performance within these constraints

Zenith Chronometer who were the Japanese distributorThis is a beautiful Zenith chronometer from 1954, it's powered by the legendary Zenith calibre 135 movement which is widely considered to be the most elegant manual wind movement ever made. The watch is a classic in understated elegance the stainless steel case is well proportioned and a good size at 37mm. The silvered dial is pristine with bold faceted markers and a wonderfully clear overall appearance. The watch has the original signed Zenith crown.

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