A shameless bit of self-promotion -
For those of you who might have missed it, this is the 1858 from the Oberlin Watch Company. And to clarify things, yes, I am the owner of the Oberlin Watch Company ; )The 1858 is a hand-wound watch. The case is stainless steel with a solid case back. This was originally a pre-order model, but we are now selling the final 9 available pieces. The price is $458 US.
Should it be in your wheelhouse, here are the pertinents -
The Basics:
The 1858 is a hand-winding watch. It is stainless steel, with a solid case back to allow for personalized engraving. The movement is made by Seagull, a Chinese manufacturer. The movement is the ST-3600, which is a clone of the ETA 6497.
The watches are assembled and tested in the United States. The watch comes standard with a blue and a black leather strap. The straps utilize quick spring bar attachments so they can be changed without the use of a tool using your finger and thumb!
The Particulars:
Case - stainless steel, 40 mm in diameter, solid case back with Oberlin engraving
Movement - Seagull ST-3600
Strap - black leather with quick spring attachment, stainless steel folding clasp
Warranty - 1 year
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