Watch Information
The materials
Premium quality at a fair price, sparing no details in the process.
Classic slim
Sapphire glass
Sapphire glass is the number one component that luxury watches have in common. It is scratch resistant and highly durable. Sapphire glass is available in the $4-$15 range. The price is determined by the hardness of the glass. Harder glass is more expensive to cut because the cutting blade is a diamond.
Swiss movement
Our Swiss made Ronda movement is the same movement that is used in $500+ quartz watches. An inexpensive quartz movement of good quality costs below $2. An excellent quartz movement with shock resistance and extra long battery life of up to 40 months costs $10.
Italian Strap
Our Italian leather straps are made from top grain leather. Top grain leather comes from the smallest and least readily available part of the hide, but it is also the strongest. About 3/5 of the cost is the band material and the rest is due to stainless steel buckles and the rose gold coating that is applied to them.
Stainless steel case
A top quality stainless steel case costs $9,70 to produce. Steel cases are made up of a steel quality typically in the range of 304 to 916. The number does not necessarily reflect the product’s quality or price, but identifies the mixture of minerals.
Coating
The coating of our rose gold case is a mixture of pure gold and copper. The plating on steel cases are measured in the thickness of uM, one uM is 1/1000 of a 1 mm. Our high grade electro enhanced PVD plating lasts basically forever.
Dial
The dial is made up of a thin metal plate with a light beige coating. The components to any given dial costs about $2.70. The remaining cost is due to the precision needed to assemble the parts. This process requires specialised and expensive equipment.
Other
In addition to materials, every order has non-material related expenses such as customs, fulfillment & shipping, storage, product box, transaction fees (VISA etc) and other bank related expenses in the amount of $25 - $30 per order.
Automatic minimalist
Automatic movement
Powering the automatic is the top grade Miyota Cal. 9015 high-beat movement. This reliable 24 jewel automatic movement operates at 28,800 bph and features a 42 hour power reserve when fully wound. An automatic movement does not require battery because it is powered by kinetic energy created from the movement of your hand.
Sapphire glass
Sapphire glass is the number one component that luxury watches have in common. It is scratch resistant and highly durable. Sapphire glass is available in the $4-$15 range. The price is determined by the hardness of the glass. Harder glass is more expensive to cut because the cutting blade is a diamond.
Italian Strap
Our Italian leather straps are made from top grain leather. Top grain leather comes from the smallest and least readily available part of the hide, but it is also the strongest. Nylon straps cost about $5 to produce and $18,5 for leather. About 3/5 of the cost is the band material and the rest is due to stainless steel buckles and the rose gold coating that is applied to them.
Stainless steel case
A top quality stainless steel case costs $12,4 to produce. Steel cases are made up of a steel quality typically in the range of 304 to 916. The number does not necessarily reflect the product’s quality or price, but identifies the mixture of minerals.
Coating
The coating of our rose gold case is a mixture of pure gold and copper. The plating on steel cases are measured in the thickness of uM, one uM is 1/1000 of a 1 mm. Our high grade electro enhanced PVD plating lasts basically forever.
Dial
The dial is made up of a thin metal plate with a light beige coating. The components to any given dial costs about $2,70. The remaining cost is due to the precision needed to assemble the parts. This process requires specialised and expensive equipment.
Other
In addition to materials, every order has non-material related expenses such as customs, fulfillment & shipping, storage, product box, transaction fees (VISA etc) and other bank related expenses in the amount of $25 - $30 per order.
Luminous
Sapphire glass
Sapphire glass is the number one component that luxury watches have in common. It is scratch resistant and highly durable. Sapphire glass is available in the $4-$15 range. The price is determined by the hardness of the glass. Harder glass is more expensive to cut because the cutting blade is a diamond.
Swiss movement
Our Swiss made Ronda movement with small hand is the same movement that is used in $500+ quartz watches. An inexpensive quartz movement costs below $2. A Swiss made high precision movement with small second hand, shock resistance and extra long battery life of up to 40 months costs $30.
Italian Strap
Our Italian leather straps are made from top grain leather. Top grain leather comes from the smallest and least readily available part of the hide, but it is also the strongest. Nylon straps cost about $5 to produce and $18,5 for leather. About 3/5 of the cost is the band material and the rest is due to stainless steel buckles and the rose gold coating that is applied to them.
Stainless steel case
A top quality stainless steel case costs $9.70 to produce. Steel cases are made up of a steel quality typically in the range of 304 to 916. The number does not necessarily reflect the product’s quality or price, but identifies the mixture of minerals.
Coating
The coating of our rose gold case is a mixture of pure gold and copper. The plating on steel cases are measured in the thickness of uM, one uM is 1/1000 of a 1 mm. Our high grade electro enhanced PVD plating lasts basically forever.
Dial
Our luminous dial consist of two domed dials mounted on top of one another. The bottom dial is printed with Swiss Super Luminous paint that lights up through the top dial at night. Each dial costs about $2.70. The remaining cost is due to the precision needed to assemble the parts. This process requires specialised and expensive equipment.
Other
In addition to materials, every order has non-material related expenses such as customs, fulfillment & shipping, storage, product box, transaction fees (VISA etc) and other bank related expenses in the amount of $25 - $35 per order.
Swiss made
Sapphire glass
Sapphire glass is the number one component that luxury watches have in common. It is scratch resistant and highly durable. Sapphire glass is available in the $4-$15 range. The price is determined by the hardness of the glass. Harder glass is more expensive to cut because the cutting blade is a diamond.
Automatic movement
Powering the Swiss Made automatic is the top grade Sellita Cal. SW260-1 high-beat movement. This reliable and nearly inaudible movement has 31 jewels and operates at 28,800 beats per hour. It features a 38 hour power reserve when fully wound. An automatic movement does not require battery because it is powered by kinetic energy created from the movement of your hand.
Stainless steel case
A top quality stainless steel case of this size costs $12,4 to produce. Steel cases are made up of a steel quality typically in the range of 304 to 916. The number does not necessarily reflect the product’s quality or price, but identifies the mixture of minerals.
Coating
The coating of our rose gold case is a mixture of pure gold and copper. The plating on steel cases are measured in the thickness of uM, one uM is 1/1000 of a 1 mm. A plating of 0.6 uM would last for about 6 months, a plating of 1 uM would last for 2 years and our plating of 6 uM lasts basically forever.
Dial
The dial is made up of a thin metal plate with a light beige coating. The components to any given dial costs about $2,70. The remaining cost is due to the precision needed to assemble the parts. This process requires specialised and expensive equipment.
Strap
The components of our high-end leather straps cost $18,5. About 3/5 of the cost is the band material and the rest is due to stainless steel buckles and the rose gold coating that is applied to them.
Other
In addition to materials, every order has non-material related expenses such as customs, fulfillment & shipping, storage, product box, transaction fees (VISA etc) and other bank related expenses in the amount of $40 - $45 per order.