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CX SWISS MILITARY 20000 feet DIVING WATCH WORLD RECORD ETA 7750 CARBON FIVER DIA
Estimated price for orientation: 4 500 $
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Description Condition: Pre-owned: An item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition Brand: CX Swiss Military Band Material: Titanium Gender: Men's Model: 1946 Movement: Mechanical: Automatic UPC: Does Not Apply Display: Analogue MPN: Does Not Apply Case Material: Titanium Casing: Titanium Case Finish: Brushed
CX SWISS MILITARY 20000 feet DIVING WATCH WORLD RECORD ETA 7750 CARBON FIVER DIAL.The retail price is around $7500 AUD To the future owner, from one appreciator of fine watches, I can only advertise this as a massively regretful sale for myself. Don't take my word for it, check out some of these stats: With a genuine Guinness world record depth capability (tested) of 20,000 feet.
The 10mm thick sapphire crystal face, alone, can resist pressures of 750 kg per square centimeter.The , touted as "The Deepest diving mechanical watch". Built by CX (Montres Charmex) in Switzerland, The stunning crafting, the marriage of the extremely rigid and functional with the elegance of Swiss, giving birth to a build you would expect from a refined time piece made for, and with, explicit consideration to its conditions of operation, for Swiss military watches (not to be confused with Swiss army brand). The initial concept? To aspire to engineer a watch that would dive to 20,000 feet. Already holders of the previous record of a watch that could survive depths of 12,000 feet. Conceiving this, an elegant time keeping masterpiece with a high quality build expected of Swiss watches of this kind, without compromising any of the necessity for something that can withstand some truly harsh conditions while providing all the aesthetics expected by any appreciator of watches of this kind . The retail price is around $7500 AUD
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| Condition: | Pre-owned: An item that has been used or worn previously. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab ... Read moreabout the condition | Brand: | CX Swiss Military |
| Band Material: | Titanium | Gender: | Men's |
| Model: | 1946 | Movement: | Mechanical: Automatic |
| UPC: | Does Not Apply | Display: | Analogue |
| MPN: | Does Not Apply | Case Material: | Titanium |
| Casing: | Titanium | Case Finish: | Brushed |
CX SWISS MILITARY 20000 feet DIVING WATCH WORLD RECORD ETA 7750 CARBON FIVER DIAL.The retail price is around $7500 AUD To the future owner, from one appreciator of fine watches, I can only advertise this as a massively regretful sale for myself. Don't take my word for it, check out some of these stats:
With a genuine Guinness world record depth capability (tested) of 20,000 feet.
The 10mm thick sapphire crystal face, alone, can resist pressures of 750 kg per square centimeter.
The retail price is around $7500 AUD The 10mm thick sapphire crystal face, alone, can resist pressures of 750 kg per square centimeter.
The , touted as "The Deepest diving mechanical watch". Built by CX (Montres Charmex) in Switzerland, The stunning crafting, the marriage of the extremely rigid and functional with the elegance of Swiss, giving birth to a build you would expect from a refined time piece made for, and with, explicit consideration to its conditions of operation, for Swiss military watches (not to be confused with Swiss army brand). The initial concept? To aspire to engineer a watch that would dive to 20,000 feet. Already holders of the previous record of a watch that could survive depths of 12,000 feet. Conceiving this, an elegant time keeping masterpiece with a high quality build expected of Swiss watches of this kind, without compromising any of the necessity for something that can withstand some truly harsh conditions while providing all the aesthetics expected by any appreciator of watches of this kind .