Furlan Marri Black Sector Dial

> IDR 18,500,000 <

The Sector 2116-A is a different approach from this Indie brand, starting through a mechanical movement from La Joux Perret, the watch looks striking

Its modestly 37.5mm size makes it an easy watch to wear - suits most, if not all wrists just fine, and has this understated elegance on your wrist. And the design of the case looks intriguing, with alternating polished and brushed finished, and those fancy lugs that I adore

But what strikes the most is the sector dial, with leaf shaped hands, Breguet numersls, and that alternating contrast between black and silver, makes a really interesting dial

I am so happy that they went for a date-less route, as it gives a perfect balance and symmetry, which is the essence of having a sector dial the the first place

Overall the watch exudes a certain aura of elegance, making it look much more expensive than it actually is

FM Sector 2116-A, black and silver dial, 37.5mm case, as new, fullset (see last pic)

Rp..18,500,000

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