Petite et Grande Sonnerie

BULOVA DEEP SEA 666FEET CHRONOGRAPHE SERIES circa: 1973 (N3)

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Patek Philippe Grand Master Chime hyper complication wristwatch - the most complicated wristwatch ever created. When I saw the mode selector switch in the presentation video, I almost lost it - FINALLY! After nearly 10 years of dreaming; pleading; fantasi

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