**TLDR: Completely Swiss Made by the best, sold in Japan. #3 assembled of 100. Serviced 04/25. Selling for engagement ring funds. New is $19,800. Market is $14,000, selling for** **~~13,200~~** **$12.800, shipped CONUS\~** **Quai Des Bergues 25s.**  **- 50m water resistant** **- 38.5mm in diameter** **- 45.3 mm lug to lug** **- 11.2 mm thick with AR Domed Sapphire, Display Caseback.** **- 20 mm lugs - curved spring bars** Long read: What does this brand have to do with MB&F, Patek, Breguet and Phillip Dufour? Company Summary: In 1839, Patek joined with a fellow polish Francois Czapek as a partner, his first partner creating the company of Patek, Czapek & Cie. This partnership lasted only 6 years, before Czapek moved on to become the watchmaker for Prince Napoleon, having boutiques in Geneva, Warsaw and Paris in the mid 1850’s. What does something 200 years ago have relevance today? Well, the team who revitalized the brand in 2012  went on to purchase one of these original pocketwatches, 2 centuries later, to study Czapek’s originals, and thus produced the Quai Des Bergues line (“Kay dhe Burg” if you feeling nasty). After four years of pursuing recreation, in the most MB&F way, they paired with some industry powerhouses to produce something that was unmade since then-hands of Francois Czapek. This was Czapek & Cie’s first watch, and this won that year’s GPHG award - that’s like debut Film, boom, Oscars.  Starting at only a couple hundred made a year, today, Czapek is only making 1,000 watches annually. They continue to slowly expand as a small company, but already have an in-house tourbillon, chronograph, and acclaimed sports-watch in the collection. All of it is proprietary, and 100% swiss made, none of this bare-minimum swiss made nonsense.  Alright, Finally, you wordy b\*\*\*\*\*, get to the watch already: Sorry, my bad, there’s just so much to cover, and I’m tired of these low effort watch posts from dealers. Man, even if you aren’t here to buy this watch, I wanna share in the hobby with you. JDM This “Kay dhe Berg” is a Japanese exclusive, made explicitly for the Japanese market a year after winning the 2016 Watch-Oscars. They made these as a limited edition run for a set of smaller-wristed collectors in 38.5mm, at time that 42mm was the norm - 100 made and this one is the 3rd watch. The 3rd watch, #3, paired with the 3rd movement made specifically for this smaller run, 3rd off the assembly line, and serial number ending in XX333. And the documents, in Japanese, back it all up. \[Cont'd below\]