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Jacob & Co’s new watch plays two melodies from The Godfather

The Godfather II pairs a miniature mechanical music box with a flying tourbillon, film-inspired details and a more wearable Art Deco case. In partnership with Sincere Fine Watches

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The Godfather II pairs a miniature mechanical music box with a flying tourbillon, film-inspired details and a more wearable Art Deco case. In partnership with Sincere Fine Watches
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