Murchison Burnt Earth Field/Dress Watch
The Houtman Murchison Burnt earth watch; featuring a burnt salmon coloured dial with gradient effect and matte black handset and numbers. The dial looks almost as if it is illuminated from behind, though this is the only version which is completely without lune. A really a great colour combo.
Swiss made automatic movement, sapphire crystal, stunning contrast, finishing and feel.
Super legible, very comfortable on the wrist. Just 75 of this model will be produced.
Specifications
- Solid Marine Grade Stainless Steel Case
- Swiss made Sellita SW200 Automatic Movement (no batteries)
- 100m / 10ATM / 330ft Water Resistance
- Screw-down crown with custom engraved logo
- Sapphire Crystal with anti-reflective treatment
- (Optional) Solid Marine Grade Stainless Steel Bracelet with quick release spring bars
- Screw-down solid stainless steel case back with embossed likeness Kangaroo
- Included extras: Suede Strap, leather watch case
Dimensions
- 40mm case width
- 11.5mm thickness (case + sapphire glass)
- 48mm lug-to-lug / case length
- 20mm lug width / strap width
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Small batch Watches
Each of our collections have a maximum of 75 pieces, allowing us to check each watch individually for quality, as well as offering you something truly unique in a world of mass production
Quality components, expertly assembled
Exceptional Craftsmanship
Houtman Watches pride ourselves on crafting timepieces that go beyond mere accessories; the intricate details, quality materials, and precision in every watch, emphasises our commitment to exceptional craftsmanship
A comfortable watch fro all occasions
Engineered to last
Convenient and durable 100m water resistance has you covered in you rday to day. Made with premium materials such as the 316 marine grade steel case and bracelet, and sapphire crystal glass for superior scratch and impact resistance.
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