Art Deco with a modern movement

The second version is a little more urban and purist: Here, both the case and bracelet are made of 100% steel. With its seven links, the bracelet can nestle perfectly around the wearer’s wrist.

The third version combines a steel case and calfskin strap as a kind of quintessence: a simple watch for all ages and every occasion at a comparatively affordable price.

All three models have a quartz movement with a service life of two years. This guarantees perfect precision without having to worry about setting the watch. The models also have the rectangular case in common, which encloses an equally rectangular silver dial. This has two central hands that circle over large Roman numerals and an off-center second hand above a so-called sector dial or railroad minute track. Quite typical of Art Deco. Another refined quote is the onion crown, a nod to the old pocket watches that were gradually replaced by the more practical wristwatches a century ago.