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The final "room" sits at what would be three o'clock on link a normal watch – if the watch is set for viewing the time, at least. Instead of another function, the room is a see-through crystal crown for time setting, a room the brand link calls the watch's front door. It's the appropriate place for a crown, link but this isn't any ordinary crown.

That said, of the hundreds or thousands or more people who see your watch link in a month, year, or lifetime, only a few of link them will even register that it's there. Some fraction of people who take in your watch at all will have an opinion: Ugly, cool, expensive, cheap, basic, boring, sexy, ostentatious, nerdy, and an even smaller fraction will bother link to ferret out that there is anything more complex going on.

Ok so Ill admit this is link a bit of a cop-out but if you see Tudor and Rolex as two entities then link this is a freebie on a list of seven options. For those who want something link more distinctive or simply want to lean all the way into the idea of the legacy of an engraved watch dont sleep on the option of finding a vintage watch that somehow dodged its own engraving back when it was new.