this little marvel of engineering is visible through the glass case back so you can admire the tiny beating heart of your watch
The watch was designed to withstand the harsh environment of a military airplane - it was constructed in such a way as to shield the mechanism from the strong magnetic fields which were present: the dial is made of iron and considerably thicker than that found on a regular watch
This is a Universal Geneve Polerouter made around 1964
The dial is in excellent condition with no significant losses and the original metallic printing in the Roman numerals still glints as it catches the light
for whom Smiths produced a number of models
Far Out Current Collection this little marvel of engineeringA watch to celebrate the exploration of Mars. This Mars themed watch was designed by Print Artist, and also our Senior Print Technician, Paul Wardski. Far Out was inspired by the Perseverance rover that landed on Mars, and the extraordinary footage that it sent back to Earth. Paul designed Far Out, then mixed the inks and printed each component himself, before passing it over to the assembly team to be made up into watches. Paul talks about his