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Watches Of The Week: 16/06/2025 - 22/06/2025

Welcome to the next Watches Of The Week edition, your weekly go to for all of the new watch releases and updates. In this week's instalment, you'll be able to check out a huge range of new watches, including pieces from the likes of Vacheron Constantin, Greubel Forsey, Jaeger-LeCoultre and Omega.


Have a great week ahead watchfam.



Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers Temporis Duo Grand Complication Openface






  • Brand: Vacheron Constantin

  • Model: Les Cabinotiers Temporis Duo Grand Complication Openface

  • Reference: 9750C/000R-215C

  • Case: 45mm x 16.40mm

  • Case Material: Pink gold

  • Water Resistance: -

  • Movement: 2757 S

  • Frequency: 2.5 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 58 hours

  • Price: Piece unique


Creating a wristwatch that combines a minute repeater, split-seconds chronograph, and tourbillon regulator is an exceptional technical feat, rarely achieved. The Les Cabinotiers Temporis Duo Grand Complication Openface integrates these complications with Vacheron Constantin’s latest technical advances and material innovations. Its Calibre 2757 S, featuring nearly 700 components, is exquisitely hand-finished and visible through a complex sapphire dial and case back within a 45mm pink gold case. This masterpiece transforms mechanical watchmaking into kinetic art. This watch reflects centuries of watchmaking heritage and expertise passed down through generations. Vacheron Constantin’s early innovations include pocket watches with deadbeat seconds and quarter repeaters in the 19th century, laying groundwork for modern chronographs. The split-seconds chronograph mechanism allows timing of intermediate events with two coaxial hands, a design Vacheron Constantin adopted early on. Similarly, the brand’s chiming watches trace back over 200 years, with minute repeaters striking hours, quarters, and minutes on demand. The tourbillon, designed to improve timekeeping by counteracting gravity’s effects, has been part of the Maison’s tradition since 1901, evolving to multi-axis designs in recent decades. The combination of these three highly complex complications—chronograph, minute repeater, and tourbillon—in a wristwatch remains rare. In 2022, Vacheron Constantin introduced Calibre 2757 to unite them in one mechanism. For this model, the calibre was enhanced with a spherical hairspring to boost precision and set in a unique open-worked dial showcasing its complexity. Calibre 2757 S, with 696 components, balances technical performance and elegance, measuring just 10.4 mm thick and 33.3 mm wide. The split-seconds chronograph is optimized for efficiency, using lightweight and advanced materials like titanium wheels, nickel-phosphorus electroformed parts, aluminum chronograph hands, and silicon levers to reduce friction and energy loss. This design supports a comfortable 50-hour power reserve with the chronograph running. The watch measures elapsed time with two central second hands and a 30-minute counter, controlled by two column wheels and pushers for precise operation. The minute repeater features an innovative silent flying strike governor with weights that use opposing centrifugal and centripetal forces to brake and regulate the chime’s speed, ensuring clear and balanced sound. The tourbillon, positioned at 6 o’clock, incorporates a spherical hairspring for enhanced isochronism and is housed in a Maltese cross–inspired cage performing one rotation per minute, with a small seconds hand on its axis. A striking feature is the ultra-thin, transparent sapphire dial just 0.5 mm thick, combining polished and frosted surfaces with 5N gold rings and grey NAC-treated hour markers. The chronograph hands are PVD-coated aluminum in olive green, matching the green alligator strap attached to the pink gold case. The sapphire dial and caseback reveal exceptional hand-finishing on movement components, including beveling, polishing, engraving, and bead blasting, creating dynamic light effects. The skeletonized bridges are meticulously hand-bevelled and finished, with contrasting black NAC coatings and polished edges. The reverse side displays sandblasted blackened bridges with mirror-polished jewel sinks and engraved strike governor honors, reflecting immense craftsmanship. This level of finishing took twice as long as assembling the movement, with one watchmaker responsible for all finishing, assembly, adjustment, and casing—an homage to 18th-century cabinotiers. The Les Cabinotiers Temporis Duo Grand Complication Openface is a testament to Vacheron Constantin’s dedication to preserving and advancing centuries-old watchmaking mastery.


Greubel Forsey GMT Balancier Convexe 






  • Brand: Greubel Forsey

  • Model: GMT Balancier Convexe 

  • Reference: -

  • Case: 44.90mm x 17.60mm

  • Case Material: Titanium

  • Water Resistance: 50m

  • Movement: GMT Balancier Convexe

  • Frequency: 3 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 70 hours

  • Price: CHF400,000 (Limited to 22 pieces)


The Greubel Forsey GMT Balancier Convexe is a highly sophisticated evolution of their GMT collection, limited to only 22 pieces, pushing the boundaries of haute horlogerie with its blend of cutting-edge engineering and artistic craftsmanship. The watch is housed in a 42.9mm Grade 5 titanium case that adopts a fully convex profile, differing markedly from the previous flat or subtly curved cases. This pronounced convexity not only enhances wrist ergonomics by better hugging the wearer’s arm, but also adds a striking three-dimensional visual depth, making the watch more sculptural and tactile. The choice of lightweight titanium balances comfort and durability while amplifying the futuristic aesthetic. At the heart of this piece lies Greubel Forsey’s signature 30° inclined balance wheel—an advanced technical hallmark designed to improve isochronism by mitigating positional errors in timekeeping. Unlike flat balance wheels, this inclined design promotes a more consistent rate, enhancing precision. Suspended beneath a meticulously black-polished steel balance bridge, the balance wheel is showcased like a jewel, with visual emphasis heightened by the surrounding dial architecture. The dial arrangement is a masterclass in multi-layered complexity. The centerpiece is the rotating globe—three-dimensional and hand-finished—that provides a live universal time display, rotating once every 24 hours, simulating the Earth’s rotation. Around the globe are multiple rings and discs indicating local time, a second time zone, and day/night cycles, each finished with exceptional detail and depth. This multi-timezone display allows travelers to easily reference several time zones at a glance, a practical complication packaged with exceptional legibility and artistic flair. A new 72-hour power reserve indicator has been integrated into the dial side for the first time in this model, elegantly balanced in design and function. This feature offers the wearer clear information about the remaining autonomy, which is crucial for a manually wound watch of such complexity. The movement itself is a manual-winding caliber consisting of 496 components, highlighting the complexity and dedication to detail inherent in every Greubel Forsey timepiece. Operating at 21,600 vibrations per hour (3 Hz), it ensures a reliable and stable power delivery for chronometric accuracy. The movement architecture is extensively finished by hand, featuring anglage, perlage, black polishing, and other haute horlogerie techniques, visible through the sapphire caseback. The watch’s water resistance is rated to 50 meters, suitable for daily wear while protecting its intricate mechanisms. To complement the titanium case, the GMT Balancier Convexe is offered with a choice of a hand-stitched rubber strap for a modern sporty look or an optional titanium bracelet that continues the lightweight, robust theme. Both options use a folding clasp designed for security and comfort. Priced at CHF 400,000, this timepiece is a pinnacle of contemporary watchmaking, combining Greubel Forsey’s patented technical breakthroughs with a dramatically reimagined case and dial design. It appeals to collectors seeking a fusion of engineering prowess, visual innovation, and exclusivity, cementing its place as a standout masterpiece in the world of ultra-luxury GMT watches.


Jaeger‑LeCoultre Polaris Chronograph






  • Brand: Jaeger-LeCoultre

  • Model: Polaris Chronograph

  • Reference: Q9028651

  • Case: 42mm x 13.39mm

  • Case Material: Stainless steel

  • Water Resistance: 100m

  • Movement: JLC 761

  • Frequency: 4 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 65 hours

  • Price: AUD24,400


Jaeger‑LeCoultre has expanded its Polaris Chronograph line with the 2025 Ocean Grey model (ref. Q9028651), featuring a 42 mm stainless steel case and a meticulously crafted, triple-textured lacquer dial that shifts from light to deep grey through 35 layers of lacquer. The dial is constructed from three parts—an inner disc, a grainy middle ring, and a glossy outer flange—and is accented with orange highlights on the markers and chronograph seconds hand, along with luminescent trapezoid indices and skeletonized hands. Inside, it houses JLC’s in-house automatic Calibre 761, a column-wheel chronograph with vertical clutch and twin barrels, offering a 65-hour power reserve and visible through the sapphire caseback. With a thickness of 13.39 mm and water resistance up to 100 meters, the watch combines sporty durability with refined design. It comes with either a black rubber or blue-grey fabric strap, both interchangeable, and is priced at AUD24,400. This new release furthers the evolution of the Polaris line with an emphasis on both technical precision and aesthetic depth.


Roger Dubuis Excalibur Monotourbillon Dr. Woo Episode III






  • Brand: Roger Dubuis

  • Model: Excalibur Monotourbillon Dr. Woo Episode III

  • Reference: -

  • Case: 42mm x 12.62mm

  • Case Material: Titanium; Pink gold

  • Water Resistance: 100m

  • Movement: RD515

  • Frequency: 3 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 72 hours

  • Price: CHF166,000 (Limited to 28 pieces)


The Roger Dubuis Excalibur Monotourbillon Dr. Woo Episode III is a limited-edition watch, the third collaboration between Roger Dubuis and tattoo artist Dr. Woo, produced in just 28 pieces. It features a 42 mm titanium case with a pink gold bezel, creating a striking cosmic-inspired contrast. The in-house RD515 calibre powers the watch, a 193-part manual-winding movement running at 3 Hz with a 72-hour power reserve, finished with 16 types of decoration and bearing the prestigious Poinçon de Genève certification. A flying tourbillon at 7 o'clock symbolizes a galaxy, while the barrel at 1 o'clock represents planets and nebulae. The dial reflects Dr. Woo's minimalist style with laser-engraved cosmic motifs on the bezel and bracelet links inspired by the Whirlpool Galaxy. Water-resistant to 100 meters, it comes with a black calfskin strap secured by a pink gold folding clasp. Priced at CHF 350,000, this watch blends high horology with contemporary art to create a unique collector’s piece.


Moritz Grossmann Tremblage Green






  • Brand: Moritz Grossmann

  • Model: Tremblage Green

  • Reference: -

  • Case: 41mm x 11.35mm

  • Case Material: White gold; Rose gold

  • Water Resistance: -

  • Movement: 100.1

  • Frequency: 2.5 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 42 hours

  • Price: €55,200 (White gold); €56,700 (Rose gold) (Each limited to 8 pieces)


Moritz Grossmann’s new Tremblage Green Dial editions combine traditional craftsmanship with understated luxury, housed in a 41 mm, 11.35 mm-thick case made from either 18k rose or white gold, with only eight pieces available per version. The deep forest-green dial is crafted from German silver and finished by hand using the centuries-old tremblage technique, giving it a distinctive textured surface. It features recessed relief numerals, a small seconds subdial, and the historic “M. Grossmann” signature, all polished flush before the dial is painstakingly textured—a process that can take days for each piece. Inside, the watch is powered by the in-house, manually wound calibre 100.1, featuring a traditional pillar construction, 2/3 plate in German silver with hand engraving, a variable-inertia balance, white sapphire chatons, and a 42-hour power reserve. It also includes a unique crown mechanism with a restart pusher at 4 o’clock, sapphire crystals on both sides, and is paired with a dark brown alligator


Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 30mm Collection 







Omega has launched a new 30mm version of its Seamaster Aqua Terra collection, featuring in-house automatic movements and a refined design aimed at those seeking a compact luxury watch. Powered by the new calibers 8750 and 8751, these movements have slim profiles (3.98mm and 4.08mm thick) allowing the watch to maintain a sleek 10.65mm case height. Both calibers are Master Chronometer certified, offering high precision and magnetic resistance, with the 8751 used in gold models featuring an 18K gold winding rotor and balance bridge, while the 8750 powers stainless steel versions. The collection includes 12 variations across 18K Moonshine™ Gold, 18K Sedna™ Gold, stainless steel, and two-tone models, with dial options ranging from classic black, silver, and blue to more unique purple, green, and mother-of-pearl, some adorned with diamond hour markers or bezels. All watches have dauphine hands with luminous coating, metal bracelets with fitted end links, butterfly clasps with a 2mm comfort adjustment, and transparent case backs showcasing the decorated movements. Water resistance is rated at 150 meters, suitable for daily wear and water activities. Stainless steel models start at CHF 5,500, with prices increasing for precious metal and diamond versions. This 30mm Aqua Terra line offers a stylish, feature-rich choice for those preferring smaller luxury timepieces.


Bremont Supermarine 500m






  • Brand: Bremont

  • Model: Supermarine 500m

  • Reference: SM43-DT-SSxx

  • Case: 43mm x 12.98mm

  • Case Material: Stainless steel

  • Water Resistance: 500m

  • Movement: BB64AH

  • Frequency: 4 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 56 hours

  • Price: From €4,900


Bremont’s new Supermarine 500m dive watch is a professional-grade timepiece built for performance and durability, featuring a 43 mm case made from corrosion-resistant 904L stainless steel. It boasts a matte-black ceramic unidirectional bezel, a helium escape valve, and a domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, all contributing to its 500-meter water resistance. The black dial showcases a detailed 3D wave pattern and is paired with bold, applied indices and sword-shaped hands filled with Super-LumiNova for excellent legibility in low light. Powered by Bremont’s calibre BB64AH - based on the Sellita SW300-1A - it offers a 4 Hz beat rate, 56-hour power reserve, Glucydur balance, Anachron hairspring, and a Nivaflex mainspring. The solid caseback is engraved with a stylised world-ocean map, while orange accents provide visual punch on the minute markers and branding. Strap options include a stainless steel bracelet with a quick-release system and micro-adjust clasp, a black rubber strap, or a grey-and-black NATO-style strap. Pricing is around €5,200 on bracelet and €4,900 on strap options, making it a refined yet rugged choice for serious divers and enthusiasts alike.


Blancpain Fifty Fathoms Automatique 38mm 







Blancpain has introduced a more compact version of its legendary Fifty Fathoms with the new 38 mm Automatique (ref. 5007), designed to appeal to a wider audience, including those with smaller wrists or who prefer a more understated dive watch. Available in stainless steel, Grade 23 titanium, or 18k red gold, the watch measures 12 mm thick with a 19 mm lug width and maintains key dive watch features such as a domed sapphire unidirectional bezel, 300-meter water resistance, and luminous sword-shaped hands. The design nods to vintage aesthetics while remaining thoroughly modern in execution. It is powered by Blancpain’s in-house Calibre 1153, a 3 Hz automatic movement offering a 100-hour power reserve and silicon balance spring, visible through the exhibition caseback. Dial options include classic black as well as more playful variations like mother-of-pearl and petal-pink, each paired with complementary bezels. Strap choices include Tropic rubber, sailcloth, NATO, or metal bracelets. Pricing starts around CHF 15,500 for titanium models and goes up to approximately CHF 31,600 for the red gold versions. This release blends heritage, technical sophistication, and modern versatility in a more wearable form factor.


Oris Aquis Date Relief 






  • Brand: Oris

  • Model: Aquis Date Relief

  • Reference: 01 733 7789 4153-07xx

  • Case: 43.50mm x 13.10mm

  • Case Material: Stainless steel

  • Water Resistance: 300m

  • Movement: Oris 733

  • Frequency: 4 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 41 hours

  • Price: From CHF2,100


Oris has reintroduced the Aquis Date Relief 43.5mm in 2025, enhancing its design with a textured steel bezel and updated dial and strap options. The 43.5mm stainless steel case, measuring 13.1mm in height and with a 51mm lug-to-lug distance, offers a substantial yet wearable presence. The standout feature is the unidirectional rotating bezel, crafted from stainless steel with a 15-minute diving scale in relief, providing both a tactile and visual 3D effect. The dial, available in a sunray-brushed grey, is complemented by applied indices and hands filled with Super-LumiNova, ensuring legibility in various lighting conditions. A red lollipop seconds hand adds a distinctive touch, and the date window is positioned at 6 o'clock, matching the dial's color for a cohesive look. Powering the watch is the Oris 733 calibre, based on the Sellita SW200-1, offering a 38-hour power reserve and a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour. The watch boasts a 300-meter water resistance, making it suitable for professional diving. It comes with a choice of a three-link stainless steel bracelet or a bright red rubber strap, both featuring a folding clasp with an extension for added comfort. The model on the rubber strap is priced at CHF 2,100, while the version on the steel bracelet is available for CHF 2,300.


Credor GCBD997






  • Brand: Credor

  • Model: GCBD997

  • Reference: GCBD997

  • Case: 38mm x 8.40mm

  • Case Material: Stainless steel

  • Water Resistance: 30m

  • Movement: 6899

  • Frequency: 3 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 37 hours

  • Price: JPY3,300,000


The Credor GCBD997 is a remarkable limited-edition watch created through a collaboration between Seiko’s high-end Credor brand and Japanese artist Akira Yamaguchi, with only 15 pieces available. It embodies the "Suki Mechanical" philosophy, blending traditional Japanese artistry with cutting-edge watchmaking. Powered by the ultra-thin, hand-wound Credor Caliber 6899, just 1.98 mm thick, the movement runs at 3 Hz and provides a 37-hour power reserve, inspired by the rhythmic motion of the balance wheel symbolizing life’s cycles. The dial is a stunning artistic feat, featuring a rhombus pattern rooted in traditional Japanese painting, achieved through 60 applied indexes in 11 different styles that create a play of light and shadow and add depth to the design. The stainless steel case measures 44 mm by 38 mm by 8.4 mm thick, equipped with a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, and is water-resistant to everyday standards. The transparent caseback reveals the intricate movement and a design symbolizing the moon’s rhythm and the elliptical orbits of the universe. Priced at ¥3,300,000, the GCBD997 is a rare collector’s piece celebrating the harmony of Japanese heritage and mechanical excellence.


Le Régulateur Louis Erard x Konstantin Chaykin III






  • Brand: Louis Erard

  • Model: Le Régulateur Time Eater III

  • Reference: 85237AA90xx

  • Case: 42mm x 12.25mm;; 39mm x 12.82mm

  • Case Material: Stainless steel

  • Water Resistance: 50m

  • Movement: SW266-1

  • Frequency: 4 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 38 hours

  • Price: CHF4,450 (Limited to 178 pieces per model)


The Louis Erard x Konstantin Chaykin Le Régulateur "Time Eater III" is the final release in their collaborative series, combining Swiss watchmaking precision with Russian artistic creativity. Limited to 178 pieces per model, it comes in two versions: a 42mm blue-dial model available exclusively through Louis Erard, and a 39mm red-dial model sold only by Konstantin Chaykin. Both feature a playful “one-eyed monster” design inspired by Slavic folklore, with a rotating eye indicating the hours and a star-shaped mouth showing the running seconds. The watches are housed in polished stainless steel cases and powered by the Sellita SW266-1 automatic movement, which offers a 38-hour power reserve. The 42mm version pairs with a black toad leather strap with blue stitching, while the 39mm model comes with a black calfskin strap; both have quick-release spring bars for easy strap changes. Transparent case backs are engraved with “Limited Edition 1 of 178,” highlighting their exclusivity. Priced at CHF 4,450 (excluding taxes), the Time Eater III is a distinctive blend of artistry and horology, embodying the spirit of both brands in a limited-edition watch.


H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Spiced Aqua Collection 






H. Moser & Cie. has unveiled the Pioneer Spiced Aqua collection, a vibrant trio of timepieces that combine technical sophistication with bold, tropical-inspired colourways. The collection includes the Centre Seconds, Tourbillon, and Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton models, all powered by in-house movements. Each watch features a vivid turquoise dial with an orange flange, creating a striking contrast. The Centre Seconds model is priced at CHF 14,500 for the stainless steel version and CHF 16,000 for the DLC-coated steel version. The Tourbillon and Cylindrical Tourbillon Skeleton models are priced at CHF 47,549 and CHF 64,899, respectively. These timepieces are water-resistant to 120 meters and come with rubber straps in matching coloUrs. The Pioneer Spiced Aqua collection is a bold statement in watchmaking, offering a blend of artistry and engineering.


Ressence TYPE 9 S75






  • Brand: Ressence

  • Model: TYPE 9 S75

  • Reference: -

  • Case: 39mm x 11mm

  • Case Material: Titanium

  • Water Resistance: -

  • Movement: ROCS 9

  • Frequency: 4 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 36 hours

  • Price: CHF19,900 (Limited to 20 pieces)


The Ressence TYPE 9 S75 is a limited-edition timepiece created to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons, a prominent UAE-based luxury watch retailer. Limited to just 20 pieces, this watch features a dial embedded with real sand sourced equally from all seven Emirates of the UAE, offering a tactile tribute that marries heritage with innovation. The sand is bonded to the titanium discs that display the time, creating a textured surface that evokes the shifting dunes of the desert. The watch is powered by Ressence's patented ROCS 9 module, driven by a customized ETA 2892-A2 automatic movement, offering a 36-hour power reserve. Encased in a 39mm Grade 5 titanium case, the watch maintains a minimalist design with no traditional crown; instead, it is wound and set via a rotating caseback. The TYPE 9 S75 is presented on a camel leather strap, further connecting the timepiece to the region's heritage. Priced at CHF 19,900, the watch is exclusively available through Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons. 


NOMOS Glashütte Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date






  • Brand: NOMOS

  • Model: Glashütte Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date

  • Reference: 525xx

  • Case: 38.50mm x 9.90mm

  • Case Material: Stainless steel

  • Water Resistance: 200m

  • Movement: DUW 6101

  • Frequency: 3 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 42 hours

  • Price: €4,020


The NOMOS Ahoi Neomatik 38 Date with a white dial is a sleek and versatile watch that combines minimalist aesthetics with practical features. It comes in a polished stainless steel case measuring 38.5 mm in diameter and about 9.9 mm thick, offering a refined profile for various occasions. The dial is silver-plated white with a concentric-grained small seconds sub-dial at 6 o’clock, accented by a red-tipped hand, black Arabic numerals, stick markers, and a matching date window at 3 o’clock. The hour and minute hands are coated with light blue Super-LumiNova for improved legibility in low light. Powered by the in-house NOMOS DUW 6101 automatic movement, it offers a 42-hour power reserve, a quick-set date function, and a slim height of 3.6 mm. The watch features 200-meter water resistance, a screw-down crown with a red warning ring, and is paired with a black-blue textile strap with a polished winged clasp. Available with either a solid or exhibition case back, prices range from €3,720 to €4,020. This model exemplifies NOMOS’s blend of elegant design and robust engineering, making it suitable for both daily wear and aquatic activities.


Seiko Prospex SRPL81 Jaws 50th Anniversary Limited Edition 






  • Brand: Seiko

  • Model: Prospex SRPL81 Jaws 50th Anniversary Limited Edition 

  • Reference: SRPL81

  • Case: 45mm x 13.20mm

  • Case Material: Stainless steel

  • Water Resistance: 200m

  • Movement: 4R36

  • Frequency: 3.5 Hz

  • Power Reserve: 41 hours

  • Price: USD795


The Seiko Prospex SRPL81 Jaws 50th Anniversary Limited Edition is a special dive watch celebrating the iconic 1975 film "Jaws." Limited to 5,000 individually numbered pieces, it will be released in July 2025 and available in the U.S., Australia, and Japan. The watch features a silver-to-blue gradient dial representing the ocean’s surface, with a subtle shark silhouette visible at certain angles and the red "JAWS" logo at 6 o’clock. It comes in a robust 45mm stainless steel case with a 47.7mm lug-to-lug width and 13.2mm thickness, equipped with a unidirectional rotating bezel with a ceramic insert and a sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. Powered by Seiko’s Caliber 4R36 automatic movement, it offers a 41-hour power reserve, manual winding, hacking seconds, and a day/date display. The watch is water-resistant to 200 meters and includes a comfortable blue silicone strap. The stainless steel case back is engraved with the Orca boat from the film, the "JAWS 50th / LIMITED EDITION" inscription, and the individual serial number. Priced at USD795, this watch appeals to both diving enthusiasts and fans of the movie, combining cinematic tribute with Seiko’s reliable craftsmanship in a collectible limited edition.


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