SKU: 460606
Blake 460606
This single winder with storage is meticulously hand-crafted of brown Teju lizard embossed leather. The hardware is chrome-plated and the lining is a rich brown ultra-suede. Access to the winder is through a gliding panel door that is cleverly engineered to slide under the base of the winder and openly display the beauty of the timepiece, held securely in place with the WOLF patented lock-in cuff. Additional space for the three watches and accessories can be found inside a company pull-out drawer. SKU/Item Number:
This single winder with storage is meticulously hand-crafted of brown pebble leather. The hardware is chrome-plated and the lining is a rich brown ultra-suede. Access to the winder is through a gliding panel door that is cleverly engineered to slide under the base of the winder and openly display the beauty of the timepiece, held securely in place with the WOLF patented lock-in cuff. Additional space for the three watches and accessories can be found inside a company pull-out drawer.
Review
When Manxman John Harwood revealed his patented self-winding mechanical watch movement in 1923, the impact his invention would have on modern watchmaking was unprecedented and universal. His first ‘automatic’ wristwatch was quite literally a revolution, and the rotor whose spinning action could keep the mainspring wound, meant that if it was worn daily
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