Wittnauer - No reserve price - Men - 2011





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Wittnauer quartz wristwatch in a steel case, 45 mm diameter (including crown) with a thick steel bracelet, diamond accents, dating to 2011, with original box and papers, not repainted, very good condition with minor signs of wear, band length over 200 mm, and a quartz movement.
Description from the seller
Wittnauer watch with a diamond and a thick bracelet
size: [45mm including crown]
wrist measurement: fits up to 22 cm wrist
comes with original box
Wittnauer has been built on the solid tradition of durable and reliable timepieces. In 1885, Albert Wittnauer, a 16-year-old Swiss immigrant, joined his brother-in-law J. Eugene Robert in New York to work at the family's clock import business. While importing refined Swiss watches to New York, he saw the need for watches that were as elegant as they were durable. He began to create pieces that used ancient techniques inspired by the luxury and style of the era. The A. Wittnauer Company grew steadily in the United States under the leadership of Albert Wittnauer and his brothers Louis and Emile. When the last Wittnauer brother died in 1916, Martha Wittnauer became the first female CEO of watchmakers.
In this modern era, the brand adds a new dimension to time with elegant, minimalist, and aerodynamic designs for men and women.
Wittnauer watch with a diamond and a thick bracelet
size: [45mm including crown]
wrist measurement: fits up to 22 cm wrist
comes with original box
Wittnauer has been built on the solid tradition of durable and reliable timepieces. In 1885, Albert Wittnauer, a 16-year-old Swiss immigrant, joined his brother-in-law J. Eugene Robert in New York to work at the family's clock import business. While importing refined Swiss watches to New York, he saw the need for watches that were as elegant as they were durable. He began to create pieces that used ancient techniques inspired by the luxury and style of the era. The A. Wittnauer Company grew steadily in the United States under the leadership of Albert Wittnauer and his brothers Louis and Emile. When the last Wittnauer brother died in 1916, Martha Wittnauer became the first female CEO of watchmakers.
In this modern era, the brand adds a new dimension to time with elegant, minimalist, and aerodynamic designs for men and women.

