Timepiece Instructions

Operating & Taking Care Of Your Watch

Use the interactive tool below to see how to operate your timepiece. If you have any questions that aren't answered please just reach out using the live chat function on this page.

The Apex Chronograph has a screw down crown. To set the time unscrew the crown by rotating in an anti-clockwise direction until it 'pops out'.
Pull the crown out to the furthest position (two) and rotate the crown to set the time accordingly.
Once set, push the crown back in full and rotate clockwise to screw down. Rotate until it is locked in place.

The Apex Chronograph has a screw down crown. To set the date (displayed on subdial 4) unscrew the crown by rotating in an anti-clockwise direction until it 'pops out'.
Pull the crown out to position one (halfway) and rotate the crown clockwise to set the date accordingly.
Once set, push the crown back in full and rotate clockwise to screw down. Rotate until it is locked in place.
Do not set the date between 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM. This may cause the day to not change properly. If it is necessary to set the date during this time period, first change the time to any time outside it, then set the date and then reset the correct time again.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it.
Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it.
The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 1,2 & 3.
- Subdial 2 indicates increments of 1/10 of a second.
- Subdial 3 displays seconds.
- Subdial 1 displays minutes.
Time can be recorded up to a maximum of 60 minutes.

If any of the chronograph subdial hands are not in the "0" position, reset them following the procedure below.
1. Unscrew the crown and pull it out to position two (the second audible click)
2. Press button A to reset the 1/10 second position (subdial 2)
3. Press button B to reset the 'seconds' position. (subdial 3)
4. Press and hold either button A or B to 'fast-move' the relevant subdials.
5. The minutes subdial (subdial 1) is linked directly to the seconds subdial (subdial 3). By pressing and holding button B you can 'fast-move' the seconds position which in turn moves the minutes position.
6. Push the crown back to it's normal position and screw it clockwise to lock.
Please note:
- The chronograph minute hand moves correspondingly with the chronograph second hand.
- The hands move quickly if the respective buttons are kept pressed.
Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Ava has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' above for more information.

1. Simply lift up the buckle with a flathead screwdriver or other adjustment tool.
2. Slide the clasp to the desired slot to adjust the length of the strap.
3. Push the buckle down to secure the clasp.
Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Avalon has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' above for more information.

To remove the current strap simply press the springbar lever in and lift the strap out of place to remove it from the watch case.

To attach a new strap, align the left side of the springbar lever into the cut-out hole in the watch-case. Press in the springbar lever to align the right side in the opposite cut-out hold. You may need to adjust the position slightly until it locks into place.

1. Simply lift up the buckle with a flathead screwdriver or other adjustment tool.
2. Slide the clasp to the desired slot to adjust the length of the strap.
3. Push the buckle down to secure the clasp.
Pull out the crown to position one and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the date (shown in subdial 4). Pull out the crown to position two to adjust the time.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it. Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it. The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 2 & 3. Subdial 3 displays seconds whilst Subdial 2 displays minutes.

Subdial 1 displays time in a 24- hour format and does not need to be set as it is synchronized with the main dial.

The Chronograph sub-dials can be manually adjusted to reset to any number (instead of '0'). To make an adjustment:

1. Start the chronograph by pushing button A, and leave it running for a few seconds.
2. Stop the chronograph by pushing button A again.
3. Reset the chronograph by pushing button B. This ensures the chronograph is in its 'reset' position before making any adjustments.
4. Pull the crown out so that it is fully extended.
5. Push either button A or B to adjust the chronograph 'reset potion' backward or forward, respectively.

Pro-tip: You can hold either button down to 'fast-move' the subdials. The 'seconds' sub-dial is linked to the 'minutes' sub-dial, and so as you hold the button down to move the 'seconds', you will see the 'minutes' move as well.

N.B. Sometimes this feature is accidentally utilized during transit due to the fact that we ship the watches with the crown extended to preserve battery. If the buttons are tapped by the packaging then you may receive the watch with the Chronograph 'reset' position a few seconds before, or after, 0. To adjust this, simply follow the above instructions.
Pull out the crown to position 1 and rotate until the correct date is displayed on subdial 1.

Pull out the crown to position 2 and rotate until the correct time is displayed.
Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Ghost has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' below for more information.
Pull out the crown to position one and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the date (shown in subdial 4). Pull out the crown to position two to adjust the time.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it. Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it. The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 1 & 2. Subdial 2 displays seconds whilst Subdial 1 displays minutes.

Subdial 3 displays time in a 24- hour format and does not need to be set as it is synchronized with the main dial.

The Chronograph sub-dials can be manually adjusted to reset to any number (instead of '0'). To make an adjustment:

1. Start the chronograph by pushing button A, and leave it running for a few seconds.
2. Stop the chronograph by pushing button A again.
3. Reset the chronograph by pushing button B. This ensures the chronograph is in its 'reset' position before making any adjustments.
4. Pull the crown out so that it is fully extended.
5. Push either button A or B to adjust the chronograph 'reset potion' backward or forward, respectively.

Pro-tip: You can hold either button down to 'fast-move' the subdials. The 'seconds' sub-dial is linked to the 'minutes' sub-dial, and so as you hold the button down to move the 'seconds', you will see the 'minutes' move as well.

N.B. Sometimes this feature is accidentally utilized during transit due to the fact that we ship the watches with the crown extended to preserve battery. If the buttons are tapped by the packaging then you may receive the watch with the Chronograph 'reset' position a few seconds before, or after, 0. To adjust this, simply follow the above instructions.
You can also see this video here: (click / tap me)
Unlock the crown by rotating it anticlockwise, it will then 'pop' out to the neutral postion. Pull the crown out one more time to position 1 and rotate clockwise to adjust the time.
To lock the crown simply push it in to the neutral position again, then push to hold it in against the case and rotate clockwise.

Subdial 2 shows the day of the week. Simply push button 'A' until you reach the correct day.

Subdial 3 displays the day of the month. Simply push buttton 'B' until you reach the correct day

Subdial 1 displays time in a 24- hour format and does not need to be set as it is synchronized with the main dial.
Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Maverick has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' above for more information.

To remove the current strap simply press the springbar lever in and lift the strap out of place to remove it from the watch case.

To attach a new strap, align the left side of the springbar lever into the cut-out hole in the watch-case. Press in the springbar lever to align the right side in the opposite cut-out hold. You may need to adjust the position slightly until it locks into place.
Pull out the crown to position one and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the date (shown in subdial 4).
Pull out the crown to position two to adjust the time.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it. Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it. The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 1 & 2. Subdial 2 displays seconds whilst Subdial 1 displays minutes.

Subdial 3 displays time in a 24- hour format and does not need to be set as it is synchronized with the main dial.

The Chronograph sub-dials can be manually adjusted to reset to any number (instead of '0'). To make an adjustment:

1. Start the chronograph by pushing button A, and leave it running for a few seconds.
2. Stop the chronograph by pushing button A again.
3. Reset the chronograph by pushing button B. This ensures the chronograph is in its 'reset' position before making any adjustments.
4. Pull the crown out so that it is fully extended.
5. Push either button A or B to adjust the chronograph 'reset potion' backward or forward, respectively.

Pro-tip: You can hold either button down to 'fast-move' the subdials. The 'seconds' sub-dial is linked to the 'minutes' sub-dial, and so as you hold the button down to move the 'seconds', you will see the 'minutes' move as well.

N.B. Sometimes this feature is accidentally utilized during transit due to the fact that we ship the watches with the crown extended to preserve battery. If the buttons are tapped by the packaging then you may receive the watch with the Chronograph 'reset' position a few seconds before, or after, 0. To adjust this, simply follow the above instructions.
You can also see this video here. It displays the Intrepid Chronograph but the instructions are the same: (click / tap me)
Pull out the crown to position one and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the date (shown in subdial 4).
Pull out the crown to position two to adjust the time.
Do not set the date between 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM. This may cause the day to not change properly. If it is necessary to set the date during this time period, first change the time to any time outside it, then set the date and then reset the correct time again.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it.
Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it.
The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 1,2 & 3.
- Subdial 2 indicates increments of 1/10 of a second.
- Subdial 3 displays seconds.
- Subdial 1 displays minutes.
Time can be recorded up to a maximum of 60 minutes.

If any of the chronograph subdial hands are not in the "0" position, reset them following the procedure below.
1. Unscrew the crown and pull it out to position two (the second audible click)
2. Press button A to reset the 1/10 second position (subdial 2)
3. Press button B to reset the 'seconds' position. (subdial 3)
4. Press and hold either button A or B to 'fast-move' the relevant subdials.
5. The minutes subdial (subdial 1) is linked directly to the seconds subdial (subdial 3). By pressing and holding button B you can 'fast-move' the seconds position which in turn moves the minutes position.
6. Push the crown back to it's normal position and screw it clockwise to lock.
Please note:
- The chronograph minute hand moves correspondingly with the chronograph second hand.
- The hands move quickly if the respective buttons are kept pressed.
Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Prague Deluxe has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' below for more information.

To attach a new leather / silicone strap, align the left side of the springbar lever into the cut-out hole in the watch-case. Press in the springbar lever to align the right side in the opposite cut-out hold. You may need to adjust the position slightly until it locks into place.

The metal / link straps come with two seperate (detached) quick-release pins. Insert the pins into the cut-out slot on both sides of the metal strap. (see section below for part 2)

Press in both sides of the pins and attach to the watch case. Repeat for the bottom strap.

The Apex Chronograph has a screw down crown. To set the time unscrew the crown by rotating in an anti-clockwise direction until it 'pops out'.

Pull the crown out to the furthest position (two) and rotate the crown to set the time accordingly.

Once set, push the crown back in full and rotate clockwise to screw down. Rotate until it is locked in place.

The Apex Chronograph has a screw down crown. To set the date (displayed on subdial 4) unscrew the crown by rotating in an anti-clockwise direction until it 'pops out'.

Pull the crown out to position one (halfway) and rotate the crown clockwise to set the date accordingly.

Once set, push the crown back in full and rotate clockwise to screw down. Rotate until it is locked in place.

Do not set the date between 9:00 PM to 1:00 AM. This may cause the day to not change properly. If it is necessary to set the date during this time period, first change the time to any time outside it, then set the date and then reset the correct time again.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it.

Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it.

The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 1,2 & 3.

- Subdial 2 indicates increments of 1/10 of a second.

- Subdial 3 displays seconds.

- Subdial 1 displays minutes.

Time can be recorded up to a maximum of 60 minutes.

If any of the chronograph subdial hands are not in the "0" position, reset them following the procedure below.

1. Unscrew the crown and pull it out to position two (the second audible click)

2. Press button A to reset the 1/10 second position (subdial 2)

3. Press button B to reset the 'seconds' position. (subdial 3)

4. Press and hold either button A or B to 'fast-move' the relevant subdials.

5. The minutes subdial (subdial 1) is linked directly to the seconds subdial (subdial 3). By pressing and holding button B you can 'fast-move' the seconds position which in turn moves the minutes position.

6. Push the crown back to it's normal position and screw it clockwise to lock.

Please note:

- The chronograph minute hand moves correspondingly with the chronograph second hand.

- The hands move quickly if the respective buttons are kept pressed.

Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Ava has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' above for more information.

1. Simply lift up the buckle with a flathead screwdriver or other adjustment tool.

2. Slide the clasp to the desired slot to adjust the length of the strap.

3. Push the buckle down to secure the clasp.

Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Avalon has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' above for more information.

To remove the current strap simply press the springbar lever in and lift the strap out of place to remove it from the watch case.

To attach a new strap, align the left side of the springbar lever into the cut-out hole in the watch-case. Press in the springbar lever to align the right side in the opposite cut-out hold. You may need to adjust the position slightly until it locks into place.

1. Simply lift up the buckle with a flathead screwdriver or other adjustment tool.

2. Slide the clasp to the desired slot to adjust the length of the strap.

3. Push the buckle down to secure the clasp.

Pull out the crown to position one and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the date (shown in subdial 4). Pull out the crown to position two to adjust the time.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it. Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it. The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 2 & 3. Subdial 3 displays seconds whilst Subdial 2 displays minutes.

Subdial 1 displays time in a 24- hour format and does not need to be set as it is synchronized with the main dial.

The Chronograph sub-dials can be manually adjusted to reset to any number (instead of '0'). To make an adjustment:

1. Start the chronograph by pushing button A, and leave it running for a few seconds.

2. Stop the chronograph by pushing button A again.

3. Reset the chronograph by pushing button B. This ensures the chronograph is in its 'reset' position before making any adjustments.

4. Pull the crown out so that it is fully extended.

5. Push either button A or B to adjust the chronograph 'reset potion' backward or forward, respectively.

Pro-tip: You can hold either button down to 'fast-move' the subdials. The 'seconds' sub-dial is linked to the 'minutes' sub-dial, and so as you hold the button down to move the 'seconds', you will see the 'minutes' move as well.

N.B. Sometimes this feature is accidentally utilized during transit due to the fact that we ship the watches with the crown extended to preserve battery. If the buttons are tapped by the packaging then you may receive the watch with the Chronograph 'reset' position a few seconds before, or after, 0. To adjust this, simply follow the above instructions.

Pull out the crown to position 1 and rotate until the correct date is displayed on subdial 1.

Pull out the crown to position 2 and rotate until the correct time is displayed.

Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Ghost has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' below for more information.

Pull out the crown to position one and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the date (shown in subdial 4). Pull out the crown to position two to adjust the time.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it. Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it. The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 1 & 2. Subdial 2 displays seconds whilst Subdial 1 displays minutes.

Subdial 3 displays time in a 24- hour format and does not need to be set as it is synchronized with the main dial.

2. Stop the chronograph by pushing button A again.

3. Reset the chronograph by pushing button B. This ensures the chronograph is in its 'reset' position before making any adjustments.

4. Pull the crown out so that it is fully extended.

You can also see this video here: (click / tap me)

Unlock the crown by rotating it anticlockwise, it will then 'pop' out to the neutral postion. Pull the crown out one more time to position 1 and rotate clockwise to adjust the time.

To lock the crown simply push it in to the neutral position again, then push to hold it in against the case and rotate clockwise.

Subdial 2 shows the day of the week. Simply push button 'A' until you reach the correct day.

Subdial 3 displays the day of the month. Simply push buttton 'B' until you reach the correct day

Subdial 1 displays time in a 24- hour format and does not need to be set as it is synchronized with the main dial.

Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Maverick has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' above for more information.

To remove the current strap simply press the springbar lever in and lift the strap out of place to remove it from the watch case.

Pull out the crown to position one and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the date (shown in subdial 4).

Pull out the crown to position two to adjust the time.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it. Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it. The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 1 & 2. Subdial 2 displays seconds whilst Subdial 1 displays minutes.

Subdial 3 displays time in a 24- hour format and does not need to be set as it is synchronized with the main dial.

2. Stop the chronograph by pushing button A again.

3. Reset the chronograph by pushing button B. This ensures the chronograph is in its 'reset' position before making any adjustments.

4. Pull the crown out so that it is fully extended.

You can also see this video here. It displays the Intrepid Chronograph but the instructions are the same: (click / tap me)

Pull out the crown to position one and rotate counterclockwise to adjust the date (shown in subdial 4).

Pull out the crown to position two to adjust the time.

The Chronograph can be operated by buttons A & B. Button A will start & stop the Chronograph, whilst button B will reset it.

Please ensure that the Chronograph is stopped (by pressing button A again) before resetting it.

The Chronograph is displayed on subdials 1,2 & 3.

- Subdial 2 indicates increments of 1/10 of a second.

- Subdial 3 displays seconds.

- Subdial 1 displays minutes.

Time can be recorded up to a maximum of 60 minutes.

If any of the chronograph subdial hands are not in the "0" position, reset them following the procedure below.

1. Unscrew the crown and pull it out to position two (the second audible click)

2. Press button A to reset the 1/10 second position (subdial 2)

3. Press button B to reset the 'seconds' position. (subdial 3)

4. Press and hold either button A or B to 'fast-move' the relevant subdials.

6. Push the crown back to it's normal position and screw it clockwise to lock.

Please note:

- The chronograph minute hand moves correspondingly with the chronograph second hand.

- The hands move quickly if the respective buttons are kept pressed.

Pull out the crown until you hear an audible click. Rotate the crown in an anti-clockwise direction until you reach the correct time. Once set, push the crown back into the starting position.

As the Prague Deluxe has an automatic movement, you will need to 'initiate' it when first using it after a period of it laying dormant. Please see the text on 'Automatic Watches' below for more information.

To attach a new leather / silicone strap, align the left side of the springbar lever into the cut-out hole in the watch-case. Press in the springbar lever to align the right side in the opposite cut-out hold. You may need to adjust the position slightly until it locks into place.

The metal / link straps come with two seperate (detached) quick-release pins. Insert the pins into the cut-out slot on both sides of the metal strap. (see section below for part 2)

Press in both sides of the pins and attach to the watch case. Repeat for the bottom strap.

Ralph Christian Presents

A brief introduction to timepiece mechanics

All watches tell the time... but not all watches operate the same way. Understanding how your timepiece works is a crucial part of ownership and maintenance. If your watch has an automatic movement it will need more care and attention than one which features a quartz movement. Below we've outlined some of the key differences between automatic and quartz operated watches.

Automatic Timepieces

For an automatic self-winding watch to function properly the mainspring must build up a sufficient power reserve. Many people are unaware that a self-winding watch needs to be wound first manually before it will run automatically. This is called the initiation process and without this, your timepiece will never operate properly or consistently.

To initiate the watch, turn the winding crown at the 3 o'clock position in a clockwise direction for about 20 revolutions. This start up wind is usually sufficient for most automatic watches. The initiation process will manually tighten the small spring inside of the watch, so that it builds up enough tension for the timepiece to operate. As the spring starts to unfurl itself it will pull along the cogs that, through intricate engineering, in turn, move the hands. Once the spring is completely unfurled then the watch will stop operating.

After the initiation process has been completed the watch will wind itself automatically by means of an oscillation weight that moves every time the watch's position is changed. A self-winding watch should be worn for at least eight hours a day to maximize the power reserve. If this isn't possible, or if the watch has not been worn for more than 15 hours, the initiation process must be repeated.

Quartz / Battery Powered Timepieces

Unlike their mechanical counterparts, a watch with a quartz movement does not require any winding nor initiation.

Because it utilizes a battery which sends an electrical signal through a tiny crystal of quartz, it requires relatively little upkeep and should keep the time regardless of how often it is worn.

How To Wind Your Automatic Wrist Watch

01 — Push The Crown In

Make sure the crown is fully pushed in, so the winding mechanism is connected to the crown. If the crown is pulled out, the watch will be in time-setting mode.

02 — Rotate The Crown

Rotate the crown in a clockwise direction (away from yourself) for around 20-30 full rotations. This should wind the mainspring enough so that it is fully charged.

03 — Repeat If Not Worn  (For At Least 15 Hours)

A fully charged watch should last for around 10-15 hours without any movement 'topping it up'. If it's not worn for at least this period of time you will need to repeat the process.

Changing The Straps On Your Watch

01 — Lift The Buckle

Using either a flathead screwdriver or other adjustment tool.

02 — Shift The Buckle

To the desired slot to adjust the length of the strap.

03 — Press The Buckle

down firmly to secure the clasp. You will hear an audible click.

Setting Your Watch

For comprehensive instructions on how to operate each watch please review the interactive tool below. If you have any questions please feel free to get in contact with us at info@ralphchristian.com

THE RALPH CHRISTIAN 12 MONTH WATCH WARRANTY

This watch comes with a 12 month movement warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers the watch movement against manufacturers defects.

Within that period your watch will be repaired free of charge except for a $19.95 shipping & handling fee. We cannot accept responsibility for damage or loss caused in transit.

Please note the warranty does not cover the case, glass or band/strap. Damage caused through accident, misuse, neglect, inexpert repairs, normal wear and tear or theft is also not covered.

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Timepiece Instructions

Operating & Taking Care Of Your Watch

Ralph Christian Presents

A brief introduction to timepiece mechanics

Automatic Timepieces

Quartz / Battery Powered Timepieces

How To Wind Your Automatic Wrist Watch

01 — Push The Crown In

02 — Rotate The Crown

03 — Repeat If Not Worn (For At Least 15 Hours)

Changing The Straps On Your Watch

01 — Lift The Buckle

02 — Shift The Buckle

03 — Press The Buckle

Setting Your Watch

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03 — Repeat If Not Worn  (For At Least 15 Hours)

Ghost
Automatic Collection

Intrepid
Sport Collection

Entourage
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Chrono Collection

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Prague
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