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Ming 17.03 BB
final edition in the series. It features a grade 2 titanium case anodised to a reddish-gold colour which deliberately varies slightly and shows a transition in tones when handled. Like its siblings, the 17.03 BB is powered by the automatic Sellita SW330-1 with independently adjustable second time zone indicator. Included is a burgundy calf Jean Rousseau strap and matching buckle.
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Vintage
Explore the rare Ming 17.03 Ultra Blue, a limited-edition timepiece with a hand-blued titanium case and discreet GMT function. Discover collector insights and unique features.
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Explore the Ming 17.03 Ultra Blue, a limited edition with a heat-blued titanium case and GMT complication. KMII reviews this unique independent timepiece.
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First look at the MING 17.03 Black, a comfortable and innovative timepiece. Discover MING's design philosophy and future plans.
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Review
KMII reviews the Ming Watches 17.03: brushed titanium, automatic GMT movement, and enhanced features, building on the success of the 17.01.
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Ming 17.03 BB
final edition in the series. It features a grade 2 titanium case anodised to a reddish-gold colour which deliberately varies slightly and shows a transition in tones when handled. Like its siblings, the 17.03 BB is powered by the automatic Sellita SW330-1...
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