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Having stayed in Paris for a few weeks I decided to take some watchmaking training at Cap Horlogerie (Atelier Parisien d'Horlogerie) who has a program (8 hours) for beginners.
The good thing is that, at the end of the day, the watch you have assembled and checked on TimeGrapher is all yours. Of course the dial has no-name and no-logo.
Movement: Swiss ETA (Unitas 6497-1) type "skeleton Art Déco Paris 1930".
Case: SS 316L + PVD, made in Switzerland.
Band: Real leather + rubber, made in Austria.
The good thing is that, at the end of the day, the watch you have assembled and checked on TimeGrapher is all yours. Of course the dial has no-name and no-logo.
Movement: Swiss ETA (Unitas 6497-1) type "skeleton Art Déco Paris 1930".

Case: SS 316L + PVD, made in Switzerland.
Band: Real leather + rubber, made in Austria.