Monarch Rose Gold
The Monarch Rose Gold is a 40 mm automatic with a moonphase, a date and a power reserve indicator on a white dial. The date and moonphase are set by pressing correctors concealed in the case side with a pin, so no pushers break the line of the case. The calibre is the RSGB02, which Rotoris gives as the Sea-Gull ST2153: 32 jewels, 28,800 vibrations an hour and 42 hours of reserve.
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Specifications
Also runs on the Tianjin Seagull ST2153
5 watches in the catalogue run on it.
- RotorisMonarch Silver Black
- Tianjin SeagullMoon Phase Calendar Power Reserve Flying Dragon Watch White · Ref. 819.11.6092B
- Tianjin SeagullMoon Phase Calendar Power Reserve Indicator Business Watch Rose Gold · Ref. 519.11.6092
- Tianjin SeagullMoon Phase Calendar Power Reserve Indicator Business Watch White · Ref. 819.11.6092
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How to get one
The maker's page for this exact reference, the same page this catalogue's specifications are sourced from.
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