Ronaldo's Watch.
Discussion
The Daily Hitler said:
Inspired by the 1984 Ferrari 308 GTB/GTS Quattrovalvole, which is powered by four-valve cylinder heads, it features four mini watch faces which display the time zones of the owner's choice.
Each of the watches runs on its own Swiss automatic mechanism of very high precision (calibre 2671) all enclosed with titanium fixtures in a billet aluminium casing.
Each of the watches runs on its own Swiss automatic mechanism of very high precision (calibre 2671) all enclosed with titanium fixtures in a billet aluminium casing.
The Metatechnical Cabinet said:
The ETA 2671 was launched in 1971 and is still put into nearly every "swiss made" selfwinding ladies' watch. It bases on the selfwinding technology, which was developed in the 1950s, but represents otherwise the technical status quo of the 1970s with 28800 beats per second and the date indication with instant change and quickset in the second of the three crown positions.
The Daily Hate said:
The Quattro Valvole is priced at upwards of £2,150. At watch specialists Frost Of London, the most expensive model retails at £21,420
I bet I can guess which one wor Ronnie has chosen.Cracking business model, though.
4 x cheapo ETAs, bung 'em in a box, say it's "inspired by" a Ferrari, and advise a footballer that his mates haven't got one yet. Only £30K a pop.
Edited by CommanderJameson on Wednesday 20th July 12:30
CommanderJameson said:
The Daily Hitler said:
Inspired by the 1984 Ferrari 308 GTB/GTS Quattrovalvole, which is powered by four-valve cylinder heads, it features four mini watch faces which display the time zones of the owner's choice.
Each of the watches runs on its own Swiss automatic mechanism of very high precision (calibre 2671) all enclosed with titanium fixtures in a billet aluminium casing.
Each of the watches runs on its own Swiss automatic mechanism of very high precision (calibre 2671) all enclosed with titanium fixtures in a billet aluminium casing.
The Metatechnical Cabinet said:
The ETA 2671 was launched in 1971 and is still put into nearly every "swiss made" selfwinding ladies' watch. It bases on the selfwinding technology, which was developed in the 1950s, but represents otherwise the technical status quo of the 1970s with 28800 beats per second and the date indication with instant change and quickset in the second of the three crown positions.
The Daily Hate said:
The Quattro Valvole is priced at upwards of £2,150. At watch specialists Frost Of London, the most expensive model retails at £21,420
I bet I can guess which one wor Ronnie has chosen.Cracking business model, though.
4 x cheapo ETAs, bung 'em in a box, say it's "inspired by" a Ferrari, and advise a footballer that his mates haven't got one yet. Only £30K a pop.
Edited by CommanderJameson on Wednesday 20th July 12:30
Jura Watches sell the entire range, including the one at £23K, which is overly bling ... They also sell a variant whereby the casing is made from carbon ceramic discs!
http://www.jurawatches.co.uk/meccaniche-veloci-wat...
It almost looks as if Ronaldo is wearing the Podium model - A snip at £13.7K!
http://www.jurawatches.co.uk/meccaniche-veloci-wat...
It almost looks as if Ronaldo is wearing the Podium model - A snip at £13.7K!
The Metatechnical Cabinet said:
The ETA 2671 was launched in 1971 and is still put into nearly every "swiss made" selfwinding ladies' watch. It bases on the selfwinding technology, which was developed in the 1950s, but represents otherwise the technical status quo of the 1970s with 28800 beats per second and the date indication with instant change and quickset in the second of the three crown positions.
Wow 28800 beats per second!!! X 4 must be worth it?Gassing Station | Watches | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff