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The lower crown controls the alarm. It allows you to wind the dedicated mainspring, set the alarm in five-minute intervals, and engage or silence it. Once the alarm starts ringing, it has a nice, crisp sound. That link is partly thanks to the 12 openings under the middle layer of the dial, which allow the gong to resonate.Dressed in a beautiful emerald green, the domed dial is decorated with a sunray finish and enhanced by a ‘fade effect’ that starts lighter at the center and progresses darker towards the edges.All through this period, he heavily used his Enicar Sherpa Graph as a racing and timekeeping instrument.</br>
The craftspeople's mastery of skeletonizing link invites the manufacture to showcase a sculptural timepiece where light roams freely and underscores each element, in particular the regulating device set at 6 o'clock.Once again, the watchmaker makes its presence stand out at the most prestigious classic motor race with two series featuring a commemorative engraving of the 2021 edition on their caseback.Steel variants: $6,250 (Silver Grey, Olive Black, and Blue Orange)Titanium: $7,000Fabric straps: $700 to $750Rubber straps: $550 to $600Bracelets: $1,150 for steel, $1,350 for titaniumAvailability: Steel Silver Grey, Steel Olive Black, and Titanium Chocolate Black are now available in Leica Stores and the Leica Online Store. The Steel Blue Orange Steel is available on April 17.For more information, click here.</br>
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