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Orient Watch Company, more commonly known as Orient, is the largest Japanese company producing mechanical watches. Founded in 1950 by Shogoro Yoshida, Orient Watch has the particularity of producing all its movements in-house. In 2009, Orient became an exclusive subsidiary of Seiko Epson Group, itself a subsidiary company of Seiko Group.
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Since the manufacture of its first mechanical watch in 1895, Seiko Watch Corporation has continued to perfect its expertise in the development of the finest watches. Today, the brand manufactures each piece of its watches : alloy, spring, balance, movement, dial, hands and case.
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The history of the French watchmaker LIP starts in Besançon, in 1867, where its founder Emmanuel Lipmann launches a watchmaking workshop. Soon, his son Ernest upsets the discipline by creating the first phosphorescent dial, allowing a reading of the time even in the darkest recesses...
A few decades later, LIP watches will be worn by legends of the 20th Century, such as General de Gaulle, Bill Clinton and Sir Winston Churchill.
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The NATO bracelet was born in the 1960s, at the request of the British Ministry of Defense, being originally intended to equip the watches of endowment of its armies. This military origin always resonates in its name North Atlantic Treaty Organization, OTAN in French, which refers to its inventory code: NATO G10. In fact, we have a bracelet able to withstand all the military constraints: resistance to shocks, stretching, friction, to the water. This one-piece bracelet has two strands, one of which goes under the watch and secures the watch so that the watch can stay in place even if a barrier breaks as a result of a shock. Although very resistant, the NATO has adapted very well to civil life, to the point of conquering the wrists of a large number of watchmakers amateurs...
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The NATO bracelet was born in the 1960s, at the request of the British Ministry of Defense, being originally intended to equip the watches of endowment of its armies. This military origin always resonates in its name North Atlantic Treaty Organization, OTAN in French, which refers to its inventory code: NATO G10. In fact, we have a bracelet able to withstand all the military constraints: resistance to shocks, stretching, friction, to the water. This one-piece bracelet has two strands, one of which goes under the watch and secures the watch so that the watch can stay in place even if a barrier breaks as a result of a shock. Although very resistant, the NATO has adapted very well to civil life, to the point of conquering the wrists of a large number of watchmakers amateurs...
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Inspired by the incredible beauty and power of submarines, the watches of the prestigious Ballast brand celebrate the perfect combination of machine and man, and affirm the courage and integrity of the latter. The design was inspired by the concept of instruments founds in submarines to bring allure and originality to the models.
From design to manufacture, Ballast watches have been made with precision and meticulousness. This allows it to offer the best quality with the best guarantee. The manufacturers have worked to meet four main criteria: good readability, the best features, high precision and the waterproof guarantee. Ballast watches combine practicality and beauty to match the wearer.
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The Perlon bracelet is made of polyamide synthetic fibers, woven between them, offering resistance and dexterity to the bracelet.
When wearing it for the first time, we are surprised by the softness and comfort offered by the perlon bracelet.
In addition to the style, the Perlon has a noticeable difference with respect to the Nato: the setting in size. While the Nato bracelet is folded at its end, the woven fiber of Perlon offers "micro-spaces" between its weaving, allowing the strap of the pin buckle to come and attach to the desired size.
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While the modes of movement across the oceans vary, it is sailing, the use of natural elements to move, which remains according to Spinnaker the purest form of navigation.
By combining the best of technical skills, engineering feats and determination, the world of sailing is an embodiment of the best of man. Spinnaker watches, through a combination of design, craftsmanship and noble materials, pay tribute to the world of boating, with a style that makes each piece admirable both on land and at sea ...
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While the modes of movement across the oceans vary, it is sailing, the use of natural elements to move, which remains according to Duxot the purest form of navigation.
By combining the best of technical skills, engineering feats and determination, the world of sailing is an embodiment of the best of man. Duxot watches, through a combination of design, craftsmanship and noble materials, pay tribute to the world of boating, with a style that makes each piece admirable both on land and at sea ...
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Wear your jackets with style, choosing the cufflinks as an accessory! These cobalt colorful stone buttons are fitted with a steel mesh and fit well to the male and female wrist.
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Paul Hewitt, it’s a story of departure and return. This is a story about an unconditional love for the sea, the feeling of freedom it gives us, this anchoring to our origins and to all the people we carry in our hearts.
Sober, elegant details and a sporty dynamic, combined with maritime-inspired designs, is what makes the Paul Hewitt range strong. The anchor on all of their products symbolizes much more than origins. It’s a real way of looking at life. A symbol of authenticity, connection, personal development and a certain belonging to everything that defines them.
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The NATO bracelet was born in the 1960s, at the request of the British Ministry of Defense, being originally intended to equip the watches of endowment of its armies. This military origin always resonates in its name North Atlantic Treaty Organization, OTAN in French, which refers to its inventory code: NATO G10. In fact, we have a bracelet able to withstand all the military constraints: resistance to shocks, stretching, friction, to the water. This one-piece bracelet has two strands, one of which goes under the watch and secures the watch so that the watch can stay in place even if a barrier breaks as a result of a shock. Although very resistant, the NATO has adapted very well to civil life, to the point of conquering the wrists of a large number of watchmakers amateurs...