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The Avenue of Americas Mini 316L


Aptly named for a notable thoroughfare in an equally distinct town, Gevril’s 316l is a mightily endowed miniature timepiece. The pedigree harkening back more than two centuries bears out in a concert of technology and style crafted for the discerning eye and the fleet of spirit. No small attention to detail can account for the inlay of white mother-ofpearl and sapphire crystal on the silvered guilloched dial made complete with Gevril’s signature numbers set in relief. The whole affair is captured in a Swiss handmade quartz movement stainless steel handsomely paired with a Louisiana crocodile leather band. With a 10-year battery, this small bit of wondrous handiwork is definitely a keeper. 500-piece limited edition.

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