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JBW Men's JB-6213-A "Jet Setter" Gold Five Time Zone Diamond Watch

by JBW
3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)

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Product Specifications
Watch Information
Brand NameJBW
Model numberJB-6213-A
Part NumberJB-6213-A
Case materialGold-tone Stainless Steel
Case diameter56 millimeters
Case Thickness8 millimeters
Band lengthgold-tone-stainless-steel
Band width26 millimeters
Dial colourscratch-resistant-sapphire
Bezel materialgold-tone-stainless-steel
Bezel Functiondiamonds-and-stainless-steel
MovementQuartz

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The sheer magnitude of this mighty timepiece from JBW is superbly executed with a total of 234 diamonds on the watch and an exclusive five time zone Swiss movement. The oversized round 56-millimeter 18k gold plated all stainless steel case is offset by a diamond accented designer edge bezel. The stylish combination of diamonds and gold accents on half of the band and gold tone all stainless steel band measuring 26 millimeter is firmly fixed to the case lugs with bold screws on each side. The uniquely designed pave dial with crystal accents features four mother-of-pearl sub dials for five time zone movement and 10 luminous hands. The contrast blue second hand exhibits the unique signature style of JBW’s design. The bold gold look with five push buttons two on left and three on right for Tokyo, Paris, New York, LA and regular time adjustments respectively gives this timepiece a rich and functional look. The four push buttons are securely fixed to the watch with screws on the bezel. This watch is water resistant up to 5 ATM (50Meters/165 feet).

The JET SETTER series is housed in the PIONEERS Collection

Product Description

Gold-tone stainless steel case with a gold-tone stainless steel bracelet. Fixed diamond accented bezel. Gold dial with luminous gold-tone hands. World time for tokyo, paris, new york, los angles. Quartz movement. Scratch resistant mineral crystal. Case diameter: 56 mm. Case thickness: 8 mm. Deployment clasp. Water resistant at 50 meters (165 feet). Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, world time. Just Bling Jet Setter Gold Mens Watch 6213-A.



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5.0 out of 5 stars Justbling Jetsetter, Why IIII or IV April 4 2012
Clock faces that are labeled using Roman numerals conventionally show IIII for four o'clock and IX for nine o'clock, using the subtractive principle in one case and not the other. There are many suggested explanations for this:
Many clocks use IIII because that was the tradition established by the earliest surviving clock, the Wells Cathedral clock built between 1386 and 1392. It used IIII because that was the typical method used to denote 4 in contemporary manuscripts (as iiij or iiii). That clock had an asymmetrical 24-hour dial and used Arabic numerals for a minute dial and a moon dial, so theories depending on a symmetrical 12-hour clock face do not apply.[22]
Perhaps IV was avoided because IV represented the Roman god Jupiter, whose Latin name, IVPPITER, begins with IV. This suggestion has been attributed to Isaac Asimov.[23]
Louis XIV, king of France, who preferred IIII over IV, ordered his clockmakers to produce clocks with IIII and not IV, and thus it has remained.[24]
Using standard numerals, two sets of figures would be similar and therefore confusable by children and others unused to reading clockfaces: IV and VI are similar, as are IX and XI. As the first pair are upside down on the face, an additional level of confusion would be introduced--a confusion avoided by using IIII to provide a clear distinction from VI.
The four-character form IIII creates a visual symmetry with the VIII on the other side, which the two-character IV would not.
With IIII, the number of symbols on the clock totals twenty Is, four Vs, and four Xs,[25] so clock makers need only a single mold with a V, five Is, and an X in order to make the correct number of numerals for their clocks: VIIIIIX. This is cast four times for each clock and the twelve required numerals are separated: V IIII IX
VI II IIX
VII III X
VIII I IX

The IIX and one of the IXs are rotated 180° to form XI and XII. The alternative with IV uses seventeen Is, five Vs, and four Xs, requiring the clock maker to have several different molds. Only the I symbol would be seen in the first four hours of the clock, the V symbol would only appear in the next four hours, and the X symbol only in the last four hours. This would add to the clock's radial symmetry.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars tres satisfait Jan 31 2013
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je suis vraiment content de mon achat,la montre est vraiment comme je l ai vu sur la photo.
la seul chose que j aurais aimé est un certificat d autenticité de la montre qui me prouve bien ca valeur.
en tout cas elle est encore plus belle une fois l avoir recu.merci
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15 of 20 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars Just Bling "Jet Setter Gold" Watch Dec 7 2011
I am in a quandary as to how to rate this product. This item is described as being marked down from $7,999. I am, therefore, very surprised that such a luxurious watch (which I have purchased as a gift) did not come with a small brochure describing its dazzling features and highlights. Why? This will greatly diminish the "wow factor" for the recipient and he will end up looking it up online and seeing what I paid for it. I had subsequently ordered another highly marked down ladies watch by 'Just Bling', but before it was shipped, I noticed that the Roman numeral representation for the 4 was depicted with a "IIII" rather than a "IV" and quickly cancelled that order.
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