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Paul Picot REF.P3813.SG.1021.1601

Pre-owned () | Year of production 2021 | Original box | Original papers
S$3,025
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Basic Info
Listing code FOYVC9
Brand Paul Picot
Reference number new technicum
Movement Manual winding
Case material Steel
Bracelet material
Crocodile skin
Year of production 2021
Condition
Scope of delivery
Original box, original papers
Gender Men's watch/Unisex
Location Japan, Sapporo city
Price ¥340,000 (= S$3,025) [Negotiable]
Availability Item is in stock

Caliber
Movement Manual winding
Caliber/movement pp 1680
Base caliber Lemania 1872
Frequency 21600 A/h

Case
Case material Steel
Case diameter 41 x 46 mm
Thickness 11 mm
Water resistance 5 ATM
Bezel material Steel
Crystal Sapphire crystal
Dial White
Dial numerals Arabic numerals

Bracelet/strap
Bracelet material
Crocodile skin
Bracelet color Steel
Clasp Fold clasp, hidden
Clasp material Steel

Functions
Chronograph

Other
Display back, Central seconds, Small seconds, Chronometer, Limited Edition

Description
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Cheaper only this month. Only tried on and used 4-5 times for short periods of time. I think it's close to the level of trying it on. There are only a few scratches due to wear, but there are almost no scratches. Also, since I always wore an external leather strap with a pedestal on the back cover side after purchase, it is almost intact.
*As of October 2022, the list price has increased by approximately 10%. 660,000 → 729,300 yen.
Purchased at an official store in March 2021.
I wanted a current hand-wound chronograph (Lemania 1872) other than the Speedmaster, so I got it. Although it is said to be limited to 400 pieces, there are hardly any in stock in Japan, and the serial number is young and good, so I think it is rare.
I have worn it several times, but I have had to go to the manufacturer's official repair agency several times to have things like scratches on the dial, removing dust from inside the windshield, checking for scratches on the movement side, replacing the driving wheel, replacing the chrono wheel, replacing the mandrel screws, etc. The warranty has been extended for six months because I was hospitalized for a completely new watch (Zenmai Works) and didn't have much of it on hand.
It is said to be a dead stock movement, and the parts have been replaced with parts that are in good condition, so I think it is quite beautiful (I also compared it with another model of the same model), but since it is dead stock, it was made by Paul Picot. There may be scratches due to maintenance for installing the current product (what we were able to confirm was a line scratch of about 1-2mm directly under the driving wheel). Being a nervous person, I contacted the manufacturer's repair agency several times, but they told me that this level of damage is common even for new models.
The face design is in the style of a vintage chronograph, but there is some originality in the shape of the hands and indexes, and it is a stylish design that says hand-winding.
The bezel is stepped and is smaller than the case size, making it feel like a 39-40mm watch. In addition, the design is rounded and feels thin, making it a chronograph watch with a dress-like atmosphere.
The chronograph's push feel is not too hard, unlike the automatic chronograph Valjoux 7750 or Seiko's vertical clutch. In addition, the parts around the cam are coated with black IP plating to prevent wear, giving the camera back a chic look typical of Paul Picot.
In terms of accuracy and swing angle, the seller says it's a hit, and the screw-in case back ensures water resistance of 50 meters, which is unusual for a watch of this design, so I think it's quite good for everyday use. Masu.
Due to my family circumstances and the fact that I am satisfied with owning a dead stock hand-wound chronograph movement, I would like to pass it on to someone who will love it.

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