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Colorado Springs, CO 80906 , United States
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KOBOLD RICHARD BYRD AUTOMATIC WATCH WITH BLACK LEATHER STRAP
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Description
The new Kobold Richard Byrd Automatic Watch pays tribute to the great American naval aviator and polar explorer, Admiral Richard Evelyn Byrd. The watch features a black DLC-coated stainless steel case with domed sapphire crystal, screw-down crown and screw-locked caseback. It is powered by a Swiss automatic-winding movement.
The watch was designed, engineered, fabricated, assembled and tested in the United States from U.S. and imported components.
Specifications:
Case:
Surgical-grade (316L) stainless steel
DLC-coated black
Sapphire crystal, domed, anti-reflective
Screw-down crown
Screw-locked caseback
40mm diameter
10mm height
20mm between lugs (strap size)
Water-resistant to 10 atmospheres (330 feet/100 meters)
Movement:
ETA 2892 (Swiss Made)
Strap:
Black leather strap -
More Information
Documentation: Signed Period: 2000-2021 Condition: New. Metals: Stainless Steel Styles / Movements: Signed Pieces Incollect Reference #: 725318
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