Well first, it's a Worldtimer, which is just something that replica Bell & RossGeneva 123 G123WTE-SB Men' we think is particularly cool, especially on watches this old.Really, who was traveling the globe in 1950, or even international telephone calls at that point? Not us, that's for sure.Second, it's relatively large.A watch with 37mm diameter in 1950 was pretty f'n big.I mean, that's larger than the current Rolex Explorer, for a few more months anyways.It's not huge by today's standards, but it's absolutely wearable today, unlike those little 32mm guys we come across.
On top of all this, this 1970s replica Corum 80040.411510 watch is completely untouched, and even comes with its original box and s.You really couldn't ask for anything more.Now you won't find this watch for sale on Robert Maron's website, so if interested you'll have to reach out to them directly for more information and photos.They are asking $25,000 for this Rolex Explorer II 1655 "White Out" with box and s.a small price to pay to own an original and very rare version of one the coolest watches around.
Third, it's rare even for what it is.You may find a Breitling replica Bell & RossGeneva 123 G123WTE-SL Men' Unitime Worldtime here and there, but to find with a map dial is pretty extraordinary.Also, to find one in good old fashioned stainless steel is just as difficult, as most are gold filled.Finally, this watch is in 100% original and fairly untouched, unpolished shape.Finally, what makes this watch super (maybe even super-duper?) cool is not what it is, but what it's not.Go ahead and search Hodinkee for Breitlings, hell, go ahead and Google vintage Breitlings.
