Ming 17.06 Salmon Dial Automatic Watch
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Ming 17.06 Salmon Dial Automatic Watch

By Maltie · Sep 2, 2019 · 25 replies
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Maltie introduces the Ming 17.06, a time-only automatic watch that quickly garnered attention, including a preselection for the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève. This post highlights Ming's commitment to design and quality, even in their entry-level offerings, by utilizing Schwarz Etienne Manufacture for assembly. The discussion explores the initial reception and unique aspects of this salmon-dialed timepiece.

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MING 17.06, a time-only automatic watch in 38mm steel with an acid-etched guilloche dial in salmon hue. It is already preselected for the ‘Challenge’ category of the Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève of 2019.

Although the watch is affordably priced (including a Jean Rousseau Paris leather strap), the Ming team have employed the services of Schwarz Etienne Manufacture to assemble now also this new entry level watch.

What a beauty! Congratulations to another stunning design.

Movement : ETA 2824-2, top grade modified for Ming
Power reserve : 38h
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BO
Bounce781
Sep 2, 2019
That’s a beauty.

I’ve owned all the Ming 17.01 and 17.03 variants (including the ultra blue) Wonderful watches!

VM
VMM
Sep 2, 2019
Beautiful ladies watch. I like it. [nt]

MA
Maltie
Sep 2, 2019
I think of it as more unisex [nt]

VM
VMM
Sep 3, 2019
Sure, the color and strap combination made me think of a women's watch. I agree with you, unisex it is. :) [nt]

JU
Jurry
Sep 2, 2019
May i ASK what the approf retail price is? [nt]

MA
Maltie
Sep 2, 2019
Should be 1250 CHF [nt]

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