Made of genuine forge-welded Damascus steel, the handsome Sinn 1800 S GG Damaszener timepiece has just been released. Known for using unique and historic materials in its watches, in 1995, Sinn released the first watch made from 22-carat yellow gold with a material hardness equal to that of stainless steel. The company has also used German submarine steel in its diving watches. Damascus steel was used 2,000 years ago to create weapons and is used today to craft fine knives. Using Damascus steel for the 1800 S GG Damaszener lends the dial and the caseback an organic pattern of alternating bands of light and dark that are unique to every watch. In addition to the Damascus steel screw-fastened case back, this timepiece also features a Black Hard Coating utilizing TEGIMENT Technology, known for its scratch-resistant properties.
Other notable features of the 43mm Sinn 1800 S GG Damaszener include anti-reflective sapphire crystal glass, hands constructed of 18-carat gold, hand-applied hour markers, as well as waterproof and pressure-resistant capabilities of up to 10 bar. The watch is powered by a Sellita SW300-1 automatic movement. It also boasts a self-winding mechanism, seconds stop function, and 25 bearing jewels. The Sinn Damaszener comes with two leather watch bands, in Vintage-style brown and black. The luminous paint utilized in the watch face design allows wearers to effortlessly read the watch face in the dark. Finally, all 100 pieces of the Sinn 1800 S GG Damaszener limited-release come in a fine wooden case featuring a band replacement tool, spare spring bars, care cloth, and brochure.
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