
Introducing The New Konstantin Chaykin x Behrens Kremlin Edition
Welcome to the hub of the horoloy
Is the edge that separates the dial and the front crystal of the watch, surrounding the dial's edge, and may contain a series of notches or teeth that align with the watch crystal to secure it in place.
The flange may include additional information or markings related to the watch's functions, such as scales for measuring speed, distance, or heart rate. The flange can come in a simple design or be adorned with various patterns and engravings.
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