2010年12月13日星期一

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Known as the ‘Parking Meter’ watch, due to its resemblance to a curb-side parking meter, this 1960‘s watch features a black dial with a replica Cartier w20055d6 Men's watch white half-moon shaped sub-dial with 60 minute register.Luminous hour markers and hands and a 1/5 seconds track along the outer edge of the dial give it a but well structured presence without looking cluttered.A single pusher above the crown resets the counter.The case has a great shape to it, and you just get this feeling it would look great on your wrist while driving a 60's sports car.And as if that weren’t enough for this Cold War era watch, it’s even signed ‘West Germany’ on the dial.

Now we're not sure why a Swiss company would replica Cartier wj11951g watch brand their dial with West Germany, but if that’s not a conversation starter we don’t know what is.This Min-Stop sold before we could publish this post.Let us know if you have any leads on another of these beauties! . Jeff Harris in Vintage, Vulcain, Vulcain Min-Stop Tuesday, August 31, 2010 at 9:26AM In an article written by our friend Ariel Adams for Luxist, we saw that President Elect Barack Obama will be given a special edition Vulcain wrist watch.As the article states, it is somewhat of a tradition for the US President to be given a Vulcain watch, most commonly the Cricket.