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This is a tribute to that watch, which in fact came in a number of different dial flavors that are also available from C·F·V·M. Although the watch is a forum watch, it is being offered to non-forum members. Remember their LAST collaboration with Crepas' t.a.c.t.i.c.o.? It caused a bit of a splash as I'm sure this will!
Here are the Banana's dimensions: the case has a diameter of 44mm, a thickness 13.2mm and a lug to lug measurement of 49mm. The distance between the lugs is 22mm. The crystal's diameter is 32mm with a thickness of 3mm. The step under the crystal is 175mm wide and the dial has a diameter of 285mm. The bezel measures 42.7mm with a 4.1mm insert.
As with all Crepas offerings, the Banana will be fabricated from the best materials. These include: a stainless steel case, crown, bezel and case back cover, Sapphire crystal and bezel insert, Tefzel I-ring for the crystal and a Viton O-ring for case back cover. The straps include a Nylon NATO and Tropic-style rubber divers.
Features of the watch include: Hour, minutes, seconds, date and day. A Swiss made ETA 2834-2 automatic movement, anti-magnetic shielding, a textured dial layer dial, 500 meters of water-resistance, a screwdown crown and caseback cover,
secured by by Allen screws, an AR-coated Sapphire, a 120-click type divers bezel with a 60 minute scale, dial markers and hands and first 20 mins of the dive-time scale with C1 and BGW9 Superluminova. All watches are tested and assembled in Switzerland.
The banana comes in special kit with: a waterproof case with custom cut foam, a rubber divers strap, a nylon NATO strap, a tool and extra spring bars and a warranty card and instruction booklet.
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ReplyDeleteHi Im looking for a crepas tribute 1969 banana for sale. any one know where I can get one?
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