Marvin Watches Launch in the USA This Fall
Swiss watch brand Marvin is launching a new collection in the United States. The 160 year old brand offers more than 110 styles of men's and women's watches for sale in the U.S. this fall. Retail price points range from $780 to $2,500 for watches with mechanical movements. Marvin watches feature automatic and manual winding movements, as well as quartz. Some models offer display backs. Both automatic and quartz watches are made with a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. Marvin watches are available in a variety of styles. The brand’s signature color – red – at eight o'clock and on the inside of the leather band is one of the brand's distinguishing features. All watches are available with a bracelet or strap option, and are water resistant to 160 feet.Reference M102.53.43.64, priced at $970Reference M008.14.53.64, MSRP $990Reference M112.54.41.64 is $930Reference M103.14.43.64, priced at $1780

Azimuth Mecha - 1BMF Auction On eBay: Ends Nov-28-07 20:12:41 PST
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