Why this product
Why this automatic works
Product details
Everything about this product
De cuerda automática
Vientos desde tu muñeca
Un reloj mecánico automático para hombre que se da cuerda con el movimiento natural de la muñeca, por lo que no es necesario cambiar la batería. El rotor mantiene tensado el muelle real y hace que las agujas analógicas sigan avanzando mientras lo llevas puesto. Este mismo mecanismo de cuerda automática está disponible en dieciséis estilos de esfera y correa, desde opciones para vestir hasta propuestas para el fin de semana. Llévalo a diario y seguirá funcionando por sí solo.
Movimiento automático
El rotor de cuerda automática
Este es el corazón del reloj: un movimiento mecánico automático con un rotor que oscila al mover la muñeca y da cuerda al muelle real, para que las manecillas sigan marcando la hora sin batería. Es el mismo calibre en todos los estilos de la gama. Lleva el reloj puesto durante el día y el rotor hará el trabajo, acumulando cuerda con cada gesto que hagas.
Esfera analógica
Léelo de un vistazo
La esfera analógica indica la hora de forma sencilla, con manecillas de horas y minutos sobre los marcadores que se muestran en las fotos. No hay pantallas que activar ni menús por los que desplazarse: solo una esfera limpia que puedes leer al instante. En los dieciséis estilos, el diseño sigue siendo fácil de leer, así que elegir un aspecto nunca te hace perder claridad en la muñeca durante todo el día.
Why this product
Why this automatic works
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Self Winding Movement
The rotor inside winds the mainspring from the swing of your wrist, so the watch keeps running with no battery to replace.
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Mechanical At Heart
A true mechanical caliber drives the hands, the kind collectors mean by automatic, marked AUTOMATIC on the dial.
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Date Window At Three
A framed date window sits at the three marker and a clean baton layout reads at a glance, day or night.
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Sixteen Styles
Pick from sixteen case, dial and bracelet finishes on the same integrated steel bracelet, from steel to gold to gunmetal.
How it works
How it runs and how you wear it
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Pick the finish
Choose from sixteen case, dial and bracelet finishes on the same self winding movement, from a steel or gunmetal case to a warmer gold, with a grained dial in tones like blue, black, green or white to suit the wearer.
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Fasten it on
Fasten the integrated steel bracelet on your wrist and the rotor takes over, gathering wind from every gesture. There is no battery to fit, so you just set the hands and the date once and wear it.
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Wear it day to day
Read the time and the date at three at a glance across a meeting, on the train or over dinner. The self winding movement keeps the mainspring tensioned all day, so the watch is ready whenever you reach for it.
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Keep it running true
Wipe the case and bracelet with a soft dry cloth and store the watch away from strong magnets. After a long rest give the crown a few turns and reset the hands, and it picks up from where you left off.
Benefits
What you get on the wrist
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Winds itself, no battery
The rotor winds the mainspring from the motion of your wrist, so the watch keeps running with no cell to replace, ready whenever you reach for it.
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A true mechanical caliber
A real mechanical movement drives the hands, marked AUTOMATIC on the dial, the kind of watch collectors mean when they say automatic.
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Bold cushion case
A cushion case with a faceted coin edge bezel and a grained dial gives the watch real presence, filling the wrist rather than hiding under a cuff.
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Integrated steel bracelet
The steel bracelet flows straight from the case for a clean line, giving the watch weight and sitting solid under a jacket sleeve.
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Sixteen finishes to pick
Choose the case, dial and bracelet finish from sixteen options, so the same self winding movement suits a dress shirt, a denim jacket or a weekend off.
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