March LA.B AM3 Legionnaire Watch For Collete
March LA.B recently announced a new and very limited edition of their AM3 model which has been made exclusively for the Paris based retailer?Colette. Limited to only five pieces, the AM3 Legionnaire Limited Edition is an intriguing design which mixes the recognizable style and flare we expect from March LA.B with a color scheme that pays tribute to the historic French Foreign Legion (of the 19th century). This 38mm automatic three-hander is upgraded over the standard production AM3 with a black PVD case, an olive green dial, gunmetal indices, and a genuine Louisiana alligator leather strap. The colors are based on traditional legionnaire uniform colors. The strap carries a matte green finish which matches nicely with the dial and mixed finishing of the black case.?I really enjoy the contrast between the sandy-green tone of the dial and the darker tones of the gunmetal indices and PVD case.??The AM3 Legionnaire features all of the details which make March LA.B watches stand out in the f

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