WATCH GIVEAWAY: Marvin Origin Gent Mechanical
Marvin is a modern watch brand with old roots. The company of today is highly inspired by the brand's legacy, and models in the Marvin Origin Collection are all about bringing the heritage of the brand on to the wrists of today. This month on watches-dealer, one lucky winner will get their own Marvin Origin Gent Mechanical watch.The Marvin Origin Gent Mechanical watch comes in a 41mm wide steel case with a classic, almost dress-style design. The simple dial is elegantly rendered, using only baton hour and minute markers. The case is attached to a brown leather strap, and inside the watch is a Swiss Sellita SW200 automatic mechanical movement. There are two versions of this Origin watch with the white dial, and the winner can choose which one they want. They are the ref. M125.13.29.75 and the ref M125.13.21.78. The difference is that one has a red seconds hand and the other has a silver seconds hand. Retail price is $830. Good luck this month.To Enter You Must: 1. Comment on this post b

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