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This gents Citizen Eco-Drive 180 watch features a Stainless Steel case and brick-link bracelet, distinguished with a polished finish. The round case surrounds a black dial, with silver-toned markers and hands, with a day / date display at the three position. The Eco-Drive 180 power source chargers directly from any light source and can remain hidden away in a draw for up to 180 days and still keep time. FEATURES: *Screw-Back Case *All Stainless...
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£ 89.45
Gents Eco-Drive 180
This gents Citizen Eco-Drive 180 watch features a Stainless Steel case and brick-link bracelet, distinguished with gold-toned highlights. The round case surrounds a black dial, with gold-toned markers and hands, with a day / date display at the three position. The Eco-Drive 180 power source chargers directly from any light source and can remain hidden away in a draw for up to 180 days and still keep time. Features: *Screw-Back Case *All Stainless Steel Two-Tone *Fold Over Clasp with Push Button *Water Resistant *Never Needs a Battery RRP £99.95 You save £10.50(11%)
£ 89.45
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Watches (Hardback) - David Thompson ; Saul Peckham
ISBN: 071415055X Published: Mar 2008 Format: Hardback Pages: 176 The British Museum watch collection is unsurpassed anywhere in the world, and tells the story of the watch which spans an incredible 500 years. Within the collection are examples ranging from sixteenth-century early stackfreed watches made in south Germany to exquisite decorative watches of the seventeenth century. Everyday watches from the eighteenth century and precision-made chronometers from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries are included, as are examples of mass-produced watches from the modern era. All the major makers of Europe and America will be represented, many of them with multiple examples. There are, for example, thirty-one genuine watches from the London workshops of Thomas Tompion, whose reputation stretched far and wide even in his own time. Another famous maker is Swiss-born Abraham Louis Breguet, who lived and worked in Paris supplying the best that money could buy to the crown heads and aristocratic families of the western world. Contents: Preface and acknowledgements - Introduction - The Watches - Glossary - Bibliography - Index. Brief Description: The British Museum watch collection tells the story of the watch which spans an incredible 500 years. Within the collection are examples ranging from sixteenth-century early stackfreed watches made in south Germany to exquisite decorative watches of the seventeenth century.
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