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Corinth, above features
blue mother of pearl dial
and displays month, big
date & day also a retrograde
seconds hand
at 6 o'clock.
Intricate 10 piece case with
classic onion crown and 32
jewel automatic movement
with rose gold plated rotor.
40mm screw back case
Corinth models retail at $295
Corinth in rose
gold over
black EOS style, sunrise
dial, mahogany strap
retail $295
La Scala Reserve de Marche
This watch would have to be
considered the top model in this
assortment.
The
power reserve indicator alone
would be a $600 complication from
even a marginal Swiss or German
brand with
most premium brands
tacking on a minimum of $800 for it.
Blued, Breguet style hands ride
over
a beautiful guilloche dial
that features big central date
and an AM /PM indicator at
9 o'clock. A domed
sapphire
crystal tops a case embellished
with beautiful scolloped ribs
giving it an almost shell like
look,
The exhibition case back is secured
by 4 screws, and the overall look of
the watch is old world
collectible.
La Scala retailed at $395
La Scala profile
LaScala case back
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Magnifico 43mm
Dual time with cool
retrograde relay seconds,
twin retrogrades
exchange
duty every 30 seconds
domed sapphire, complex
case construction $395
DaVinci
A robust toneau case
(50mm lug tip to lug tip X 39mm)
with art deco lugs houses a
nicely decorated automatic
movement. On the dial two
retrogrades register
the day
and date and at 6 o'clock a
"Flying Dutchman" over the
balance wheel
is secured by
blued screws. Deco applied
numbers adorn the embossed
dial and bold sword hands
with
luminous centers add
just the right balance to this
dynamic timepiece, $395
DaVinci (above)
Blue with crimson accents
AMOROLOGI MECANICA
Toscania, Oro Soltaire
Jumping hours, silvered,
embossed dial
with blued
hands & markers, turbine
crown with protective
flanks
48mm X 37mm including crown
Retail price $349
Toscania Jumping
Hour,
embossed black dial with
rose gold hands and accents,
& curved
sapphire crystal.
A watch with $5000 looks
at a retail of only
$349
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