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In January 1979, ETA stunned the watch world with a 1.98mm thick watch called Delirium. (It debuted in the U.S. under the Concord brand; that’s because Concord owner Gedalio Grinberg invested money to help ETA, strapped for cash, to develop the movement.) Seiko struck https://v.gd/wiYXJi link back with an even thinner watch, but ETA was ready. It won the Thin Watch War https://zzb.bz/1Im6ce link by issuing three more Deliriums. The https://zzb.bz/LO37j4 link last, Delirium IV, had a case that was astounding 0.98mm thick, and is still the thinnest watch ever made. https://zzb.bz/23AbHk https://zzb.bz/i67M8V https://is.gd/S1QbMj https://toolbarqueries.google.gp/url?q=https://www.goedkoopluxehorloges.com/zenith.html https://cse.google.az/url?q=https://www.goedkoopluxehorloges.com/tag-heuer.html https://forum.amzgame.com/thread/detail?id=401719
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