You will not see one of these very often... Up for sale is my ultra-rare Vincent Calabrese Vincent from 2000. It comes as a full set in like-new condition - the plastic is still on the exhibition caseback. There are only the lightest of swirls on the polished case (mostly from moving the watch in and out of a safe); it has only been worn a handful of times. It is running strong and accurately. We all know how popular wandering and jumping hours are right now. Vincent Calabrese, co-founder of the AHCI, created one of the earliest production models and has become synonymous with the wandering jumping hour complication. This version, Vincent (named after himself and a pun on the year 2000, or vingt cents in French) is also a predecessor of his successful Ottica line. He introduces the "optical illusion" of a disappearing dial using the curve of the glass and polished surfaces. The indices disappear as you tilt the watch past 60 degrees. The watch is unbelievably playful and impeccably executed. It is truly haute horology at a reasonable price. The deco vibes are also wonderful on this 36mm piece. The single lug and the unusual strap give it a vintage, elegant feel. The case almost has a disco volante feel. It is a sight to behold. I am only letting this one go because the 36mm is a little small for me, and I would like for this piece to be worn and loved. Also, I have another Calabrese wandering jumping hour, so I won't feel like I am missing out too much without it. **Price: $4250.** I accept PayPal, Venmo, or Zelle. F&F preferred, but G&S is fine (buyer pays). I would prefer a US sale, but I am happy to discuss international shipping. I am always happy to chat with prospective buyers. Thank you for looking!