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Que pensez-vous de MWC ? Bidons ou vraiment opérationnelles ? Que pensez-vous de cette marque qui sur le marché US fait un tabac ?
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- This Black PVD plated Special Forces Divers watch with date and Swiss ETA 2824 Automatic movement is current naval specification and water-resistant to 300m (990ft). The MWC Special forces divers watch has a special matt black finish as required by many special forces units and is supplied on a high quality Bund strap which is used by German forces. In the case of PVD plated watches the steel is not black all the way through because the black finish is created by a special chemical PVD plating process which is vastly superior to the pained finish used on some watches which can quickly fade or rub off. This PVD process means that the colour of the steel is altered at a molecular level, therefore it will not deteriorate even during heavy usage although it can be destroyed if the case is badly damaged by a piece of metal being gouged out or if the case is worn down by really heavy abrasion against rocks or something similar.
It must be kept in mind that even standard military grade stainless steel watches are very tough but this watch in its covert black finish is very desireable if you are in need of a discreet military specification watch with non reflective finish.
The MWC Military Divers watch is solid, strong and extremely durable, with an easily readable face under all conditions. The hight quality automatic movement guarantees time keeping to the highest Swiss standards.
Supplied with high quality German Bund NATO strap.
Width is 40 mm excluding crown and 45 mm including crown
Crystal diameter is 32 mm
Lug to lug is 47 mm
Thickness is 12 mm
The back of the case bears various military markings.
Pure copie des CWC militaires, avec des mouvements de qualité moyenne en quartz, en auto je ne sais pas mais la démarche de la maison est assez douteuse (CWC plagie CWC),
c’est assemblée en Asie et non en Suisse.
et le plus drôle est là :
The back of the case bears various military markings.
Oui des marquages militaires inventés de toutes pièces et trompeurs !
Aux moins, les Orsa (très similaires) ne se faisaient pas passer pour des montres militaires !
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- This Black PVD plated Special Forces Divers watch with date and Swiss ETA 2824 Automatic movement
Supplied with high quality German Bund NATO strap.
The back of the case bears various military markings.
Du Swiss, du german et du military, la recette du succès aux USA ???
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