Mens Automatic Watch Rose Black Race Line Mesh Bracelet Swan & Edgar

  

Automatic Mens Branded Watch Race Line Rose Black Stainless Steel Swan & Edgar. 163 Part 20 Jewel Hand Assembled Movement. Minutes, Day, Date & Month Counter. Nickel Free & Hypoallergenic IP Plating. Silverstone has been a wealth of high-octane races that pitted skill against desire, and the UK has produced a myriad of world champions, all of whom have crossed the finish line viewable from the famed Abbey Grandstand, which sits at the end of the now-named Hamilton Straight.

To celebrate Britain's enduring love of Formula 1 and motor racing, the Limited Edition Swan & Edgar Hand Assembled Race Line Automatic Rose Black men's watch solidifies the location's iconic reputation. Its 163 Part 20 Jewel Hand Assembled Automatic Movement conjures vivid images of the fast-paced racing environment. The rose gold IP case is complemented by the tachymeter chapter ring that boasts a unique tyre design, while the grey dial mimics wheels in motion. Luminous hands glide over the dashboard-style analogue indices, while the Minutes, Day, Date and Month counters provide additional functions and are enhanced by a red line with finishing flag details.

The robust rose-coloured steel Milanese bracelet contrasts with the Swan & Edgar logo engraved stainless steel caseback and provides a secure aura that supports the rest of the timepiece and allows the design the flourish. Will provide for repair or replacement of your Watch or part free of charge according to the. For over 150 years, the world-famous Swan & Edgar department store marked the cornerstone of London's West End luxury fashion scene. With several decades of British in-house watch design expertise, we now proudly re-introduce Swan & Edgar with the mission of building state-of-the-art British heritage watches which meet today's luxury style aspirations. The Swan & Edgar store was founded by George Swan & William Edgar in 1812 with the mission of celebrating British craftsmanship and delivering unique, unmatched products to uplift the public - a sentiment maintained by the Fields family today.

This iconic store marked the cornerstone of the Piccadilly district and was re-modelled by the famous classical architect Sir Reginald Bloomfield who went on to re-design the West End of London.