Pforzheim. When people think of watchmaking, they think Switzerland. Switzerland neighbor Germany has also had a long history in watchmaking. The small town of Pforzheim, a town of about 119,000 inhabitants, located in the state of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, is world-famous for its jewelry and watch-making industry. Pforzheim history in watchmaking goes back to 1767.

LIMES Pharo Vollkalender Chronograph. One of LIMES watches is the Pharo Vollkalender Chronograph. This watch is a classic looking design with a stainless steel 40.5 mm case. Inside is a Valjoux 7751 movement which features a chronograph function with a month and day display, date pointed hand and moonphase indicator. The Valjoux 7751 beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour, giving the seconds a nice smooth movement.
The LIMES Pharo Vollkalender Chronograph complicated dial gives it the look of a annual calendar complication watch, but the watch is really just a basic chronograph. Still the dial calls for some attention. At the 12 o'clock you have a sub-dial with a 30 minute counter used on conjunction with the chronograph function. Inside the sub-dial are two windows which display the day and the month. The date is displayed by a red tipped hand which points to date markers at the edge of the dial.
A dial at the 6 o'clock has a 12-hour counter used on conjunction with the chronograph function. Inside the dial is a moonphase display. Finally, at the 9 o'clock is a sub-dial with two hands. One displays running seconds and the others is the 24-hour indicator. The dial is protected by
The watch is available with a silver or black dial on a black or brown leather strap.
This watch is priced at Eur 2595, or about US$3,200.
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