Runequest - Avalon Hill - 1984
$8.000 bids5d 4h 24m
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Reviews (3)
Oct 05, 2021
World time in a beautiful, timeless timepiece
1 of 1 found this helpful Beautiful watch - great play of light on the face. Sapphire crystal, solid automatic movement.
And a world time complication - a fully rotating chapter ring showing 24 hr time in cities around the world. Absolutely stunning.
Jun 22, 2021
Great functional timepiece
A nice looking watch, great band. No batteries or winding to fuss over. Crocodile function properly paired with the tachymeter, chronograph seconds on the second sweep (not a subdial) to make best use of the tachymeter bezel. Firm and function, crisp and clean.
Feb 01, 2022
Great look and specs in a value package.
A beautiful watch, with great specs. I love the case finishing, the face material is great, and the open-heart window provides a view into the operating NH38 calibre. The calibre is hacking and hand winding, the signed crown is screw-down, supporting the 200m water resistance rating.
There is some extra branding inscribed on the side of the case, and the display back is somewhat overwhelmed by the printed branding. It's a little over-the-top, but I give an up-and-coming microbrand some slack on over-branding. There's also a little bit of over-the-top in the MSRP v. available pricing - par for the course, unfortunately. But I also understand positioning for later premium pricing.