It is December 15, 1846. The first train to run between Berlin and Hamburg is waiting for the starting signal for its long-awaited trial run. What no one knows at this point is that this trial run will lay the foundation for a network of routes that will enable a completely new way of traveling. We wanted to capture this feeling of wonder and combine it with the leisurely pace of another century. The result is the Berlin model with weekday and date display. The 38 mm champagne-gold case and alligator-embossed strap underscore the vintage style of the timepiece. With a case height of 8 mm, the Berlin is comfortable on the wrist and combines timeless style with minimalist design.
It is December 15, 1846. The first train to run between Berlin and Hamburg is waiting for the starting signal for its long-awaited trial run.
What no one knows at this point is that this trial run will lay the foundation for a network of routes that will enable a completely new way of traveling. We wanted to capture this feeling of wonder and combine it with the leisurely pace of another century.
The result is the Berlin model with weekday and date display. The 38 mm silver case and alligator-embossed strap underscore the vintage style of the timepiece. With a case height of 8 mm, the Berlin is comfortable on the wrist and combines timeless style with minimalist design.
