Lot 67

Swan & Edgar Hand Assembled Emblem Automatic Rose Brown Watch - FREE DELIVERY & 5 YEAR WARRANTY

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2 Aug 2023 · Art, Antiques, Jewellery & Collectables | Collective Auction | Closes for Entries 16/07/23

Description

 | The golden lion has been the symbol of England for centuries. Immediately recognisable, it demonstrates a nation’s pride and was integral in helping Britain rise as a superpower throughout the Middle Ages through to the Industrial Revolution and beyond. It is only fitting, then, that the Limited Edition Swan & Edgar Hand Assembled Lionheart Emblem Automatic Rose Brown men’s watch is inspired by the man who first selected the lion as their royal arms, King Richard I, better known as Richard the Lionheart. 
 
 Its proud 163 Part 20 Jewel Hand Assembled Automatic Movement denotes the ingenuity and precision demanded when ruling a country. The soil-brown dial speaks of the everyday folk such as farmers and labourers who helped transform the country into something to be proud of. This is finished with Minutes, Day, Date and Month Counters and luminous hands that remind you of the nation’s ever bright future ahead. 
 
 The strong umber-brown leather bracelet is enhanced with yellow stitching and holds the shield-style rose gold IP case which is decorated with the Swan & Edgar logo engraved stainless steel caseback, demonstrating how important emblems remain even in the modern world. 
 | Model Specifications 
 Automatic Movement 
 163 Part 20 Jewel Hand Assembled Movement
 Brown Dial
 Rose Gold IP Case
 Luminous hands
 Minutes, Day, Date & Month Counter
 Brown Leather Bracelet
 Logo-Engraved Stainless Steel Caseback 
 
 12 Hour Analogue
 Water Resistant 30m
 Scratch Resistant Mineral Glass
 5 Year Warranty
 Nickel Free & Hypoallergenic IP Plating
 
 Watch Dimensions
 Case Diameter 45 mm
 Case Thickness 15 mm
 Lug Width 22 mm
 Strap Width 20 mm
 Strap Length 200 mm
 Weight 100g

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