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The About Vintage 1820 Automatic Steel / Two Tone Watch is powered by a Seiko NH35A Automatic movement. 40 hour power reserve. White dial with Breguet style royal blue markers and hands, and steel second hand. Numeral date function. Glass: domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating. Diameter: 40mm. Height: 11mm. Case: 316L high precision stainless steel, individually numbered. Brown Coroco Italian leather band. Water resistant 5ATM. Straps can be exchanged within seconds thanks to the clever quick-change system. Each About Vintage watch comes in a stylish solid wood presentation box. PLEASE NOTE: Discount offers are not applicable for this item.
About Vintage Watches are designed in Copenhagen, Denmark by Skov Anderson with the goal to create watches with contemporary simplicity and balance as key design elements, combined with classic vintage detailing. About Vintage likes to name their watches with a reference to historical and memorable moments in horology. 1820 was the year that Thomas Prest registered a patent for the self winding watch.
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