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Momentum

Momentum

€1.700,00 EUR
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Momentum is the classic that doesn't need to raise its voice. A diameter of 39.5 mm and a thickness of 11.5 mm: the proportions of traditional watchmaking, the ones that sit well under a shirt cuff and don't tire after ten hours on the wrist. The stainless steel case alternates polished and satin surfaces, with a polished fixed bezel and applied indices that catch the light with every movement.

The screw-down caseback features a glass window: through it you can watch the Swiss automatic movement at work, the oscillating weight turning with every gesture of the wrist. It is the pleasure of owning a mechanical watch, not merely of wearing one. The sapphire crystal protects the dial from everyday scratches, and 10 ATM water resistance makes it suitable for use in water.

Completing the piece is a solid steel bracelet, with the same alternation of finishes as the case and a folding clasp: a watch to be worn from morning to evening, at the office as at the weekend.

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Technical Specifications

CASE: stainless steel, polished and satin finish
DIAMETER: 39.5 mm
THICKNESS: 11.5 mm
CASEBACK: screw-down stainless steel with glass window
BEZEL: fixed polished stainless steel
CRYSTAL: sapphire
CROWN: stainless steel
DIAL: black, applied indices
MOVEMENT: Sellita SW200 automatic, Swiss Made
WATER RESISTANCE: 10 ATM / 100 m
BRACELET: solid steel, polished and satin finish, 20/18 mm
FOLDING CLASP: stainless steel

Swiss Made: not a label, a construction

Swiss Made is not a label that gets applied: it is a standard governing where the movement is made, where the watch is assembled and where it is tested before it leaves. Momentum meets it in full, starting with the Sellita SW200 automatic at its core — one of the most widely used Swiss calibres among those who build serious watches, chosen for its reliability and for service availability anywhere in the world. Around that movement, a stainless steel case of 39.5 mm by 11.5 mm: the proportions of classic watchmaking, the ones that sit under a shirt cuff and stay comfortable after a full day.

The exhibition caseback: watching a watch wind itself

The glass window set into the screw-down caseback turns an everyday gesture into something worth watching. Simply turn the watch over to see the oscillating weight rotate, back and forth, following every movement of the wrist: this is how the energy of an ordinary day becomes power reserve, with no batteries and no thought required. An automatic watch can be worn while ignoring all of this. Having it in plain sight is another matter.