No Reserve
62
Vincent Calabrese
Ref. PW-2101
Power
A historically relevant stainless steel wristwatch with date, power reserve with guarantee and box
Estimate
CHF1,000–2,000•︎
€1,100–2,100
$1,200–2,500
Manufacturer
Vincent Calabrese
Year
1996
Movement No
084
Reference No
PW-2101
Model Name
Power
Material
Stainless Steel
Calibre
Automatic ETA based
Bracelet/Strap
Leather
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless Steel pin buckle
Dimensions
35mm diameter
Signed
Case, dial, and movement signed.
Accessories
Accompanied by Vincent Calabrese guarantee from a Japanese retailer dated 14th March 1996, Japanese manual, additional Vincent Calabrese alligator strap, leather wallet, and presentation box.
Full-Cataloguing
- Vincent Calabrese is an old school watchmaker and a pioneer in spirit. He had the courage to set out on his own in 1975 in the midst of the quartz crisis with an aim to create unique bespoke timepieces. In 1985 with Sven Andersen – he co-founded the AHCI (Académie Horloger des Créateurs Independent/ Horological Academy of Independent Creators) for which the duo received the Achievement Award at the GPHG in 2023.
- Whilst creating watches under his own name, Calabrese was commissioned by some of the greatest brands in watchmaking to create complex movements for them.
- The Power was launched in 1992 and features a date at 12 o'clock and power reserve at 6 o'clock.
- The textured off-white dial and gold inlay give the watch a timeless yet powerful appeal.
- The Power is a historically important piece from one of watchmaking's greatest yet most underrated makers.
- Whilst creating watches under his own name, Calabrese was commissioned by some of the greatest brands in watchmaking to create complex movements for them.
- The Power was launched in 1992 and features a date at 12 o'clock and power reserve at 6 o'clock.
- The textured off-white dial and gold inlay give the watch a timeless yet powerful appeal.
- The Power is a historically important piece from one of watchmaking's greatest yet most underrated makers.