Just some stuff to look at...

The case, in stainless steel, measures 42mm. It has an AR-coated sapphire crystal and is water resistant to 50 meters.




Valbray uses a shutter mechanism to hide and reveal a complex dial. The shutter is opened and closed via turning the bezel. Twisting the bezel will open or close the shutter to reveal a blank looking shutter dial, underneath is a more complete dial with the chronograph subdials.



The new Steampunk comes in a 50mm dial-free case made of stainless steel. The bezel is done in stabilised oxidised steel (from the Titanic), secured by four polished steel claws. The crystal is sapphire and it is water resistant to 30 meters.

Movement is the Swiss automatic Romain Jerome caliber RJ001-AS with 23 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 42 hours.

The Marvin with the silver dial is very nice looking!

Not a fan of the others, but others may like them...

AWESOME stuff to look at here Alan ! ..Both of the Marvins
are very very nice, and even though they are both really similar, they
feel different just because of the style of dial, and strap. Kind of liking
that green textured one, but the silver one IS nice TOO ! ..Also think
the Valbrays are REALLY intriguing as well. I remember when we talked
about these a little while back, and couldn't get over how cool that
shutter mechanism was, and is ! ..Look out James Bond ! ..Neat
hands there also by the way !!! ..Looks like another INCREDIBLE
watch from RJ there as well. I like how they constantly seem to
make watches that catch your eye on the outside, but are just
as impressive on the inside with their movements ! ..Great stuff !
..Thanks alot for finding all of these !

The Valbray shutter design is pretty slick.....!

Love that silver dial Marvin, as well. I'd really like to see the Valbray in the flesh.