Explore Happy NWAs rare jumping hour watch from Japan, featuring exquisite craftsmanship and intricate detailing for watch enthusiasts. - Independents

Happy NWA - Rare jumping hour from Japan

By: Chris24 : December 12th, 2023-12:23

Love the jumping hour mechanism done opened work ! ...

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Love the look

By: Gob Bluth : December 12th, 2023-15:23

Mind sharing more details?

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Please (nt)

By: Ronald Held : December 12th, 2023-21:10

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Little familiar with the original Piccadilly case 😂 Let me do a comparison next

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Great comment, Bravo, I indeed see some common vibes with my 38mm Piccadilly -

By: smironov : December 13th, 2023-09:02

- case, lugs, hands.

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Very interesting! I'm not familiar! Thanks for the introduction!

By: patrick_y : December 12th, 2023-21:15

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How come master !

By: Chris24 : December 13th, 2023-06:14

If I remember correctly you base in Japan ?

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I expect jumping hour to usually be digital.

By: Steve E : December 12th, 2023-23:42

So this one is intriguing.

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😉😉😉

By: Brandon Skinner : December 13th, 2023-01:01

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This another good combination

By: Chris24 : December 13th, 2023-06:14

Lovely !

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Here’s the caseback shot showing the selita base movement

By: Chris24 : December 13th, 2023-06:17

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Never see it before. Looks so cool

By: Watchonthewrist : December 13th, 2023-08:33

Thanks for sharing and congrats 🎉

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Happy NWA - Rare jumping hour from Japan

Happy NWA - Rare jumping hour from Japan

Love the look

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Interimlamb jumping hour

Love the design very

Thnx

Great Hand Made look, has Peter Speake Marin moved to Japan?

The case 😂

Great comment, Bravo, I indeed see some common vibes with my 38mm Piccadilly -

Very interesting! I'm not familiar! Thanks for the introduction!

How come master !

I expect jumping hour to usually be digital.

😉😉😉

This another good combination

Here’s the caseback shot showing the selita base movement

Never see it before. Looks so cool