Stuhrling Original His Hers Watch

A powerful statement for the fashionable woman, this Stuhrling Original Ladies Lifestyle ‘Wall Street’ Skeleton Automatic Watch #108.123527 features a dramatic black dial face, protected and encased by a synthetic-sapphire dial window to make sure steady wearability. Ringed by a series of gold-tone, stylized Arabic numerals and subtle minute indexes, a skeletonized design showcases the timepiece’s mechanical movement. The black band, made of Genuine French Leather, comes equipped with a sturdy buckle clasp. Other details include a 34-millimeter steel-and-18K-gold case and a stationary steel-and-18K-gold bezel. Powered by automatic-self-winding movement, this watch is water immune up to 165 feet.

The Stuhrling Original Story
With commitment to the inheritance of Swiss watchmaking, Stuhrling Original timepieces appeal to the most discriminating taste at reasonable prices. The company has origins dating back to the 1800′s when Switzerland emerged as the global leader in watchmaking. Stuhrling Original remains devoted to it is mission of sustaining the high standards set in Switzerland constructing all of their fine timepieces in their Swiss-owned factory! Each and each model conveys an inimitable story with extraordinary style. You’ll find heirloom selections for both men and women that even the most astute watch gatherer will cherish and admire.

In the workshops of Stuhrling Original, the unit specializing in mechanical movements, factor selection, assembly, lubrication, adjustment and testing gives rise to horological wonders wholly beneath vigilant attention of Swiss ownership and supervision. It is these workshops that create the mechanical engines that are widely known and esteemed for meeting the most eminent existent criteria in there category. Starting with the main plate, the assemblage procedure is performed in assorted successive stages up until anchoring the remainder spring, which sets the watch into motion. Assembling a Stuhrling Original mechanical automatic motion comprises no less than 30 checkpoints, disseminate all around the assemblage process. Adjusting the angle of lift of the pallets, centering the balance-spring, poising the remainder are just a few examples of these checkpoints; of which all are designed to heighten the performance of each movement. The motion must meet no less than seven criteria, including a mean variation in rate which is the most eminent ordinary in the industry in it is class.

Stuhrling Original cases are discerned by their technical complexity, their high-end aesthetic appeal and the quality of their finish. The watch cases are made from antimagnetic 316L surgical grade stainless steel, an exceedingly sophisticated alloy designed to stand up to intensive use. The rough parts, known as “middlecases” are blanked from a metal bar using a high-performance press. They then undergo eight successive stamping operations of a strength increasing gradually from 20 to 85 tons. Before each swaging operation, the middlecase is refired at a temperature of 1100 degrees Celsius, so as to temporarily reduce the hardness to a total stamping pressure of more than 400 tons. Finishing the cases then calls for fifteen polishing operations, all performed by hand alternating with nine baths guaranteeing immaculate cleanliness. Other parts of the cases, such as rotating bezels or rider tabs also require a meticulous finish. The elements of the cases are ultimately gathered by hand and strictly tested.

Each Stuhrling Original dial has been designed to enable optimal read-off at a glance, while adding an element of artistic design. Stuhrling Original’s dials are blanked from a brass plate and two cylindrical feet are soldered beneath to ascertain security with the movement. Polishing operations, creating special effects through the use of vintage hydraulic German machines, and electroplating are just a lot of of the more than forty operations required to make most StuhrlingOriginal dials. The transparent protective coating is used in an immaculately clean environs before the respective inscriptions are transfer printed using a gelatin pad which takes an impression from an inked block. On a great deal of of the dials the hour markers are either on an individual basis employed by hand or embossed into the dial and then topped with a special dye. The application of Super Luminova is performed by artisans with a nozzle pen connected to a high-pressure pipe which calls for intense concentration. Once finished, each dial undergoes careful aesthetic scrutiny beneath uttermost magnification, as well as technical testing, to ascertain it complies with all predefined dimensions and specifications.

Through meticulous labor, stringent testing and examination of each timepiece by expert horologists, the imaginativeness of the Stuhrling Original timepiece is brought to life inside our workshops, where…