Ralf Tech WRV AUTOMATIC 1977vsCIGA Design LEGEND OF SERPENT
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The Ralf Tech WRV AUTOMATIC 1977 is noted for its successful vintage aesthetic and comfortable everyday wearability, featuring legible polished hands and a smooth seconds hand. Reviewers highlight its solid build and character, justifying its $2,250 price point. Some may dislike the 4 o'clock crown, and both reviewers found the strap buckle comically large. The watch has a 44-hour power reserve. Overall, reviewers rate the Ralf Tech WRV AUTOMATIC 1977 highly for its vintage charm and solid build quality at its price.
The CIGA Design LEGEND OF SERPENT features an onyx case and a unique dial design with a gold snake indicating hours and minutes. Reviewers note the CD-04-S automatic movement has a 41-hour power reserve and the watch is water-resistant to 30 meters. The silver version uses a 925 silver snake and a CD-04-E movement, while the gold version features an 18K gold snake and the CD-04-S movement. On balance, reviewers highlight the LEGEND OF SERPENT's distinctive dial and case design as its primary appeal.
The unique case design and 18k gold serpent hand are notable features of the CIGA Design LEGEND OF SERPENT. The watch's movement accuracy is also a strength, as it shares its movement with the award-winning Blue Planet titanium predecessor.
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