Concord Men’s Impresario Watch #0308740

Features:

Precise Swiss-Quartz movement;
Scratch resistant sapphire crystal;
Case diameter: 35 mm;
Stainless-steel case;
White dial;
Date function;
Water-resistant to 99 feet (30 M);

Price:$2,448.00

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Comments (2)

 

  1. carroll says:
    July 21, 2009 at 6:33 pm

    Amazon.com Product Description blend a touch of class in a smoothly modern style, this employer Concord Stainless steel watch offers a contemporary European style non-stop. The Round Box – which measures 35 mm wide (1.4 inches) – is topped by a flat, highly polished bezel and is enhanced by a domed crown. The dial-clean the face with a halo of white stick and Roman numeral markers described and elegant silver tones minutero. This is done through a modular link bracelet stainless steel with a hand polished finish to match the bevel. Concord Watches on the early 1900's in Bienne, Switzerland, two young watchmakers sought to create watches of exceptional beauty and craftsmanship and movements that allow freedom of case design. In 1915, his genius with precious metals and gems was the first "private label" luxury watches. Over the years, Concord Watches, once regarded as the official gift of U.S. Presidents to Heads of State, as the clock that marks the momentous life occasions.

  2. joyce says:
    July 21, 2009 at 6:33 pm

    Fusion of touch of class in a smoothly modern style, this stainless steel Concord timepiece entrepreneur offers a contemporary European complement that does not come out of fashion. The round watch case – which measures 35 millimeters wide (1.4 inches) – was exacerbated by a flattened, highly polished bezel and is enhanced by a straight crown. The dial face is a clean mixture of white flour and stylized Roman numeral markers and elegant silver-tone minute hand. It is equipped with a modular link stainless steel bracelet strap with a smooth surface at the opening. About <p> Concord watches </ b>
    beginning of 1900, in Biel, Switzerland, two young watchmakers sought timepiece of exceptional beauty and craftsmanship and movements that combine the cases of freedom of design. In 1915, his genius with precious metals and jewels are the first "private label" luxury watches. Over the years, Concord Watches, once sought after as an official gift of U.S. Presidents, head of state, the clock, around the major events of life.