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Product Details
Manufacturer reference: 8501
Item Weight: 3 pounds
Shipping Weight: 2.95 pounds
ASIN: B002OB3W44
Amazon.com Sales Rank: 39084

Product Features
Swiss Automatic day date and month display
Limited Edition to 500 pieces worldwide
Luminous index on dial and luminous hands for easy night reading
Individually Swiss hand crafted of the finest materials; two level skeleton dial, sapphire crystal on front and back
Water-resistant to 1640 feet (500 M)

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Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description
More than 250 years of Fine Swiss Watchmaking expertise can be found within the foundation of every GV2 timepiece. Jacques Gevril, the name behind both GV2 and its parent brand Gevril, was one of the founding forefathers of the sublime craft of fine Swiss Watchmaking. He was a most sought-after master of horologic complications at a time when Swiss Watchmaking had just begun to become what it is today.
The GV2 by Gevril Story
More than 250 years of Fine Swiss Watchmaking expertise can be found within the foundation of every GV2 timepiece. Jacques Gevril, the name behind both GV2 and its parent brand Gevril, was one of the founding forefathers of the sublime craft of fine Swiss Watchmaking. He was a most sought-after master of horologic complications at a time when Swiss Watchmaking had just begun to become what it is today.