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In January 1979, ETA stunned the watch world with a 1.98mm thick watch called Delirium. (It debuted in the U.S. under the Concord brand; that’s because Concord owner Gedalio Grinberg invested money to help ETA, strapped for cash, to develop the movement.) Seiko struck back with an even thinner watch, but ETA was ready. It won the Thin Watch War by [link](https://is.gd/gnyQpc) issuing three more Deliriums. The last, Delirium IV, had a case that was astounding 0.98mm thick, and is still the thinnest watch ever made.
Undoubtedly inspired by the hues of the horizon as the sun sinks into the sea, the bi-directional rotating bezel hosts a ribbon of pink, azure, navy and mauve trapeze-cut sapphires and https://is.gd/6IMsbW link white diamonds, including a triangular one.