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Opinions needed on Perrelet and Vulcain>>>
for just a good solid travel watch. I have several associates that have asked me about Perrelet and Vulcain watches lately for a good travel watch and I do not have that much first hand information. I posted some questions on Perrelet a while back and did not get much of a response. The Vulcain is hard to get in the USA but readily available in Europe and I know that the alarm is really loud! Give me impressions, information(other that website) and any first hand experience-- no price or dealer information please. Many thanks, Tim
Complications
Alex83 tests 6 alarm watches: JLC Memovox, Breguet Reveil du Tzar, GP Traveller II, Vulcain Cricket. Video comparison of tones and durations.
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Collection
Explore jml_watches' 10-year ownership experience with his Poljot alarm watch, featuring a vibrant blue dial and the Poljot 2612.1 movement. Discover why this affordable complication remains a cherished piece.
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Review
Foversta reviews Anonimo's Militare and Nautilo collections, discussing design, Sellita movements, and Dubois-Depraz module for chronographs, highlighting brand's strategy.
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Opinions needed on Perrelet and Vulcain>>>
for just a good solid travel watch. I have several associates that have asked me about Perrelet and Vulcain watches lately for a good travel watch and I do not have that much first hand information. I posted some questions on Perrelet a while back and did...
I like some of Vulcain's watches
I like the look, on the whole they manage to look retro without being kitschy; fit and finish is also appropriate for the price range. They have legitimate claim to be an alarm specialist, given their history, but that being said, the alarm movement they ...