1.-2. Watch

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1. 1 The watch body has the shape of a round chronograph, with a crown and 2 pushers and a slightly asymmetric construction, which makes it unique; the casing is covered by a glass which reveals a dial, with a signature step construction; the bezel is printed with a tachymetric scale, with the signature “dot over 90” detail; from the front, the watch body has round shape, with smooth and reverse curved horns creating the attachment for the bracelet; the watch dial is defined on one hand by one counter for the seconds (at 6 o’clock) and on the other hand by an oversized and doubled moonphase with one moon on which is depicted a net and on the other a dog foot print, located on the dial between 2 and 3 o’clock, and between 9 and 11 o’clock an earthphase with a drawing below; the watch dial has also a surface with a number of small, light reliefs; the watch has 3 main hands (hours, minutes and chronograph seconds), plus one hand for the second counter; from the right view, on the edge of the casing, located at 3 o'clock, appears a crown in cylindrical shape and 2 pushers at 2 and 4 o’clock, meant to activate and stop the chronograph function, and adjust the moonphase and earthphase functions; the back of the casing reveals a unique original pattern in round shape on the battery cover at the top center position.; 2. 2 The watch body has the shape of a round chronograph, with a crown and 2 pushers and a slightly asymmetric construction, which makes it unique; the casing is covered by a glass which reveals a dial, with a signature step construction; the bezel is printed with a tachymetric scale, with the signature “dot over 90” detail; from the front, the watch body has round shape, with smooth and reverse curved horns creating the attachment for the bracelet; the watch dial is defined on one hand by one counter for the seconds (at 6 o’clock) and on the other hand by an oversized and doubled moonphase with one moon on which is depicted a box with pop corns and on the other a dog foot print, located on the dial between 2 and 3 o’clock, and between 9 and 11 o’clock an earthphase with a drawing below; the watch dial has also a surface with a number of small, light reliefs; the watch has 3 main hands (hours, minutes and chronograph seconds), plus one hand for the second counter; from the right view, on the edge of the casing, located at 3 o'clock, appears a crown in cylindrical shape and 2 pushers at 2 and 4 o’clock, meant to activate and stop the chronograph function, and adjust the moonphase and earthphase functions; the back of the casing reveals a unique original pattern in round shape on the battery cover at the top center position.

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