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It has a very nice retro style case and the I love the avant-garde font used for the numerals.
On top of that they managed to keep the dial clear and clean instead of too cluttered as often seen with retro style RE-issues
Indeed not a daily wearer but for the right occasion it’s a perfect watch.
Love to see one of those in a boardroom meeting. Non watch lovers won’t notice it, watch lovers on the other hand will spot it straight away.
Congrats
Tiffany & Co - Square Watch
I first saw this watch six months ago after a random visit to Tiffany & Co in Melbourne Australia. Apparently inspired by a 1920s watch, Tiffany made 630 watches (180 in gold & 450 in steel) to debut their "in-house" movement. I tracked one down last month & the Tiffany staff were fantastic to deal with.
At 27mm it's by far the smallest watch I own, but once it's on the wrist I love how it sits. It's not an every day watch, or to everyone's tastes, but it makes me smile.
Wow, I just saw what I think is one of the originals
I'll try to take a pic of it tomorrow and put it up here for you
Simple but sophisticated, a beautiful piece to enjoy thoroughly! [nt]
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The ref on my warranty card is 63182680. The reference number is not listed as such on the Tiffany website from what I can see sorry. [nt]
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Thanks!
Yes, that might be the serial number not sure. I can't find a model reference number or ID either . . .
What a coincidence!
I actually spotted this watch on their website a couple of days ago and will be dropping by at Tiffany Kuala Lumpur later to see if they can bring one in to Malaysia. I think it is a great size and the fact that it is manual rather than an automatic or a quartz is an added attraction. Thank you for posting and well done on a splendid purchase!
Retro
It has a very nice retro style case and the I love the avant-garde font used for the numerals.
On top of that they managed to keep the dial clear and clean instead of too cluttered as often seen with retro style RE-issues
Indeed not a daily wearer but for the right occasion it’s a perfect watch.
Love to see one of those in a boardroom meeting. Non watch lovers won’t notice it, watch lovers on the other hand will spot it straight away.
Congrats
Woo thatis a great watch. The yellow gold model is very nice but its out of my budget
May I know the retail price of the steel model?
Thanks.
Thanks.
$4,500 here in Honolulu
I have one coming into the Tiffany Boutique for me to see . . .
Thank you for the information. The price is quite affrodable
For a steel watch with RL in-house movement.
Lovely!
I saw these and couldn't quite pull the trigger, but adore the styling. I assume it wears similar to my WG Ralph Lauren 27mm watch.
Wow! I was a huge fan of that RL when I first saw it online but never got to see one in the flesh. Thanks so much for the pic. [nt]
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Nice watch! Didn’t even know they made this.
I am so happy to see people developing new hand winding movements. Personally I am only interested in hand wound.
Like the overall aesthetics of this with a traditional square and small profile. Would love to see it in person.
It looks monochrome? The dial? Which is great
Like the overall aesthetics of this with a traditional square and small profile. Would love to see it in person.
It looks monochrome? The dial? Which is great
Sorry, took a bit to get back with photos I promised
It appears this wasn't the inspiration for yours. As we can see the case shape is different and without subseconds. A very nice vintage nevertheless.
I hope you enjoy it...
Brandon
Thanks so much for sharing! I can definitely see the similarities [nt]
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Couldn't resist . .
Thanks for your post, never would have seen the watch otherwise, just picked it up earlier today . . .
A question!
I just bought this watch from Tiffany at Heathrow Airport London and it has stopped working twice in the last 24 hours despite my having wound it extensively. Could you tell me approximately how many times do you turn the crown daily? I fear I might have a problem with mine and I have even worn it properly yet!
Sorry for the delay in replying.
The watch is quite tricky to wind & does take some effort. I called Tiffany regarding the same query & they advised to wind it until you can feel the crown stop.Sorry that's not much help.
Thank you for your reply.
I shall be returning mine when I drop by in London in 3 weeks time, The watch stopped five times in the first 30 hours despite my winding the crown in excess of 100 times.
This may be a silly question...
Are you winding the crown clockwise or anti-clockwise? The only reason I ask is that mine is so much harder to wind than my other manual wind watches that at first I thought it needed to be wound anti-clockwise. I checked with Tiffany and got them to confirm it was clockwise.
Looks good!
Small crown, is it difficult to wind? Watch looks great! If I were to be extremely critical the central rings of the hands are too black and bold considering the everything else on the dial is rather delicate. Overall a very handsome watch!
Thanks!
Yes it is quite difficult to wind. It's fine for an occasional watch, but would be frustrating to use as a daily wearer.