Delma Oceanmaster Tide
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A power reserve, also referred to as a ‘Reserve de Marche’ in the Swiss watchmaking industry, denotes the amount of time an automatic or mechanical watch will run for after it has been fully wound. Today’s watches can often provide up to 42 hours and above.
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