Glycine 'Jump Hour' 18k Two-Tone Suede Here is a modern edition

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a wrist alarm

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Glycine 'Jump Hour' 18k Two-Tone Suede Here is a modern editionFounder Select Jumping hours mechanisms are one of my all time favorite complications, and I count several in my personal collection. While pieces such as this 1930s Glycine may have in recent memory been considered 'too small' to wear compare it to the design forward watches from brands such as Cartier, Piaget, and Patek Philippe that have been trending of late. Now blow the doors off with its complicated mechanism and incredible 18k white and yellow