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Show us your 1950s.
Tonda 1950 from circa 2010/2012, ltd. ed. of 60. Titanium case, Pt. microrotor. LIGA created 'dial'. I have always quite admired the Tonda 1950. It's a very wearable thin watch, thanks to the wonderful lugs. It appears to have been made with many dial variants. Since the intro of the 'new look' for PF, these seem to have dropped off the radar a bit. But there must be a few out there?! Let's see yours.
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Show us your 1950s.
Tonda 1950 from circa 2010/2012, ltd. ed. of 60. Titanium case, Pt. microrotor. LIGA created 'dial'. I have always quite admired the Tonda 1950. It's a very wearable thin watch, thanks to the wonderful lugs. It appears to have been made with many dial var...
