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The Snyper One Watch by Karen Day

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The new brand Snyper's inaugural design, the Snyper One, melds a rugged profile with superior Swiss craftsmanship for a watch with high-tech specs, quality materials and masculine good looks.

The stylish watch—to be released June 2009—is blazing trails with its technological innovation. Sapphire glass backing supports the framework for the watch, which features 7755 S caliber movement, an evolution of the reputable 7750 movement that helped make Swiss timekeeping famous.

Read more about the Snyper One and see more photos at High Snobiety.

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This entry posted on 09 May 2009 at 5:45 PM
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