anaroku
2078
This Ref.3445G is neither an AC nor a PC, so today's date is the 30th. However, I am looking forward to turning the crown many times to advance the date.
It’s an ordinary round model, but I feel a strange attachment to it.
Ref.3445G was once sold in large numbers in Japan, and the price is reasonable compared to other PP antique models. However, I still have a strong attachment to this nondescript model that I bought 10 years ago.
This straight rug, which is less popular than the Calatrava style, is also not very pristine.
The dial is clearly re-done and the logo is printed as well.
However, the previous owner modified the back cover to a transparent one so that you could see the Cal.27-460 inside.Therefore, the thickness of the watch may be a little thicker than the original. However, thanks to the thin strap, it is very comfortable to wear.
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This Ref.3445G is neither an AC nor a PC, so today's date is the 30th. However, I am looking forward to turning the crown many times to advance the date.
It’s an ordinary round model, but I feel a strange attachment to it. was once sold in large numbers in Japan, and the price is reasonable compared to other PP antique models. However, I still have a strong attachment to this nondescript model that I boug...
It comes from a time of far less hoopla.
Nice to see. The box crystal front surprised me.
