Hamilton Pan Europ
Hamilton is offering a revisited and gently nostalgic interpretation of the Pan Europ, the brand's first automatic chronograph launched in 1971 and equipped with the famous Caliber 11. With its sturdy, slightly square case, red hands and blue dial and bezel, the new Pan Europ radiates tradition. The 1,971-piece limited edition is equipped with a Swiss high-grade automatic chronograph movement, the H31 caliber.The image below may be enlarged with a click.TECHNICAL INFORMATIONMovement Automatic, H31 calibre, 60-hour power reserveFunctions Hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph and tachometric scaleCaseStainless steel, 45 mmSapphire crystalWater-resistant to 100 m / 10 ATMDialBlueColored nickel handsBlue unidirectional rotating bezelCounters at 9 and 3 o'clockDate window at 6 o'clockStrapCrocodile pattern chestnut brown leather

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(Info and images - Patek Philippe SA)7041R-001Ladies' GondoloDescriptionThis latest mechanical model of the Gondolo collection stands out by virtue of the refined shape of its art-deco-style cushion-shaped case with rounded corners. It is adorned with precious diamonds set in an unusual fashion around the dial beneath the cambered sapphire-crystal glass. The spirit of feminine passion.Technical dataWatch: * Mechanical manually wound movement * Caliber 215 PS * Seconds subdial * Dial flange set with 108 diamonds (~0.31 ct) * Grained silvery-white dial with brown roman numerals * Strap: alligator with square scales, hand-stitched, shiny dark chestnut with cream-colored stitching * Prong buckle * Sapphire-crystal case back * Water resistant to 30 m * Rose gold * Case dimensions: 30��33.8 mmCaliber: * Seconds subdial * Caliber 215 PS * Overall diameter: 21.9 mm * Height: 2.55 mm * 18 jewels, 5 bridges * Balance: Gyromax * Vibrations per

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