Steinhausen Leonardo Swiss Skeleton Automatic

Like peering into a beating heart, one of the most exact automatic movements in the world may now be viewed through the face of the Limited Edition Steinhausen Voyager. Steinhausen knew there was only one real way to witness the power of the most precise automatic motion on earth. Built on the chassis of the watch that made history with the same brushed stainless steel case and polished crown, Steinhausen plainly added a window a few years later. The transformation was so outstanding that Steinhausen decisive to name it the Voyager. The little window in the face permitted the wearer to peer into a world where a 185 tiny precision constituents beat as one. 185 constituents accumulated wholly by hand. A assert that very few watch companies may make. No batteries and no manual winding. Only the kinetic motion of your body keeps the 35 jeweled engine moving on this beast. The most elite Swiss names in automatic motion making, grant for an accuracy rating of +25/-27 seconds per day. The Steinhausen motion has been fine tuned for a rating of +5/-7 seconds, making it one of the most precise in the world. The motion is so powerful that if you slap the watch in the palm of your hand youll in truth feel the motion absorb the energy with a brief vibration and sudden recoil. The Steinhausen Voyager is equivalent elements engineering marvel and innovative sculpture. He wanted to formulate a sense of exploration. He wanted the wearer of his timepieces to feel an aroused bond. To feel the energy and lifeblood pulsating on a timepiece that is like none other on earth. Adding the capacity to see the gears of the engine through the face turn and spun like the heart of a great athlete in peak form brings it all to life. Enameled ivory face with black Roman numerals displays two calendar apertures with the week and month and a numerical flip dial displays the day of the month. Water immune up to 50 meters.

We have actually outdone the accomplishment of the skeleton watch with the Atlantis. Just like the mystical island of antiquity, the Steinhausen Atlantis seems to gloat like magic in the middle of the silver and black case. Watching the motion is addictive. People around you will become spellbound as they watch the wonder of the motion from either side of the watch. The Steinhausen Atlantis also has a clear back, permitting you to see the immaculate detail of each movement. So mesmerizingly beautiful, the only way you will recognise that time is not standing still is by the unbelievable exact motion of the Atlantis. A mystery for the ages, Atlantis is not similar to any watch you will ever see. Own a timeless representation of watch perfection.

The Steinhausen StorySwiss inventor and architect Ulrich Van-Heusen was a master craftsman who devoted himself to his trade. He lived in an era when only the wealthy could afford a timepiece. But in 1923, Van-Heusen finished his introductory automatic calendar watch – only one of seven he ever completed. It displayed not only the time, but also the date, day and month; and it was the primary to designate the divergence amidst AM and PM. Van-Heusen named his brand Steinhausen after the region in Switzerland from where his family came. He was steadfast in his faith that wristwatches, not the prevalent pocket watch, would at last become an item people could not live without. And he was correct! The Great Depression almost annihilated handmade watches of this quality. One that remains today fetched $300,000 at auction. Wristwatches became the must-have item for people of all social strata, but the distinguished gentry continued to buy Steinhausen’s handcrafted marvels. Steinhausen proceeds it is reputation of devising the finest workmanship and classy designs. Like the initial Steinhausen, each watch is painstakingly reproduced by hand from 185 authenti Swiss parts. Then it is so strictly tested for two weeks that just six percent of movements made end up in a Steinhausen. Swiss automatic motion standards concede for an accuracy of +25/-27 seconds per day. Our Steinhausen watches rate +15/-13 seconds per day, making it more accurate.