Alain Silberstein, Rondo dots or Smile days, limited edition n° 159/999, circa 2010 A large and friendly "predictive mood" steel watch, large bezel and caseband with tricolour enamel decoration, white dial, central second hand, shaped hands, date and mood "emoticon" at 6 o'clock (from grumpy to hilarious to sceptical) Transparent back, mechanical self-winding movement calibre ETA 2836-2 Diameter 42,50 mm A large stainless steel funky "predictive mood" wristwatch, tri-color enameled bezel & case, sweep center seconds, colorful hands, date & mood emoji at 6 (from grumpy to hilarious & skeptical) Transparent case-back, automatic winding movement

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