/fa/ - Fashion

>>13904757
Nothing really rare, more like obscure, forgotten vintage shitters, probably with lower production runs.

Right now working on this Swiss-made Royce Mexico, pretty obscure, there's almost no data on it on the web. It looks like an experiment of using as much plastic as possible in the watch. Nylon case, thick plastic crystal (doesn't feel like normal acrylic), and even the dial is injection-molded plastic, which is completely unusual. Only metal parts are hands, the Swiss handwinding AS movement, the crown and the stem.

Hey /wt/, any of you seen one of these before? It's a Royce Mexico, probably from the 70's, and me and the customer have no idea how to open it.

Every sign points to the method of blowing compressed air into the pendant tube to blow the crystal out, but the whole thing is really fragile. Any idea if these were ever meant to be taken apart?