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Have been searching for this specific Reverso for years (1931 US Edition). Can’t get over the hands - quite the amazing design. So cool
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Just landed
Have been searching for this specific Reverso for years (1931 US Edition). Can’t get over the hands - quite the amazing design. So cool ...
That's The One!
Of course I dig this watch in all varieties but I think it looks so much greater with those hands. It was worth hunting for! Congratulations!
Beautiful!
Mine says hello! Mine is not the USA version, but is the International 1931 version. Major difference is the hands. I gotta get one of those Argentine straps! I wear my watch on my right wrist only when I'm wearing two watches at once. ...
Great catch!
I spent about 4 months last year looking for my first reverso, and this one was on my short list. Eventually I chose another 1931, but I would have been quite happy had I found this one.
The US boutique version. It’s all about the syringe hands. I believe they made 50 of these.
And the Strap of course. A very nice piece came out around the same time as the unlimited black dial.
They made two series of 100 each. Apart from the hands, there’s also the font which is different compared to the normal model
Mine is the normal version with a special engraving on the back. Love this watch. ...
