Omega replica watches Which brings me to the Alain Silberstein watches.I want to give credit to Business Montres that pointed out this line of watches to me.See the mention here (in French).I liked Mr.Pon's mention of them.He always has something interesting to say in regard to the topics of his discussion.French watch brand (and watch maker with wild mustache) Alain Silberstein is one of the only watch brands I know to take on the challenge of a watch with the Hebrew calendar on it.
I recall seeing from time to time watches that have Tag Heuer replica watches alternative calendars on them as opposed to the distinct focus of the Gregorian calendar.Admittedly, such complications are niche directed only.For the vast majority of Jewish people, having a Hebrew calendar on their wrist would serve little to no purpose.It just isn't that important unless you are a Rabbi - and even then this might be a little showy as a watch for a pious man right? Not for me to say I guess.Seen above are two models that take on the challenge.Both are part of the Alain Silberstein Hebraika collection.
A very hard to find watch with extremely limited publicity around them.I believe the watches came out around 1994. The complications where developed Bell & Ross replica watches together with watch maker Svend Andersen.You'd probably have to contact Alain Silberstein directly for more details.As you can see, the calendar read out is similar to Gregorian calendar in that it shows you the day and date.
On the models those are written in Hebrew.
