Rotary 1895 Tonneau Automático
Este reloj viene con una garantía básica de 2 años, que se puede extender por un año más registrándolo dentro de los 90 días posteriores a la compra.
Movimiento: Automático
Banda: Correa de cuero
Vidrio: Zafiro
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Color de la caja: Oro
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Característica: Fecha
Marcar: Blanco
Este Rotary 1895 ofrece una interpretación refinada de la relojería clásica, construido alrededor de una caja tonneau de acero inoxidable con PVD de oro de 304L de 36 mm con una distancia entre asas de 46 mm para un ajuste cómodo y tradicional en la muñeca. Su esfera blanca guilloché ofrece una elegancia nítida, enmarcada por atrevidos números romanos y protegida por un cristal de zafiro curvado que añade profundidad y claridad desde todos los ángulos.
Impulsado por el fiable movimiento automático Miyota 8215, este Rotary 1895 combina la seguridad mecánica con un estilo discreto. El fondo de caja de exposición revela el movimiento en acción, lo que refuerza el enfoque del reloj en la artesanía tradicional. Una correa de cuero marrón completa el diseño, dándole una presencia suave y refinada en la muñeca. Con 50 m de resistencia al agua, está construido para soportar el uso diario con facilidad.
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Rotary 1895 Tonneau Automático
Resistencia al agua 50m
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Cristal de zafiro
Received my 'Rotary 1895 Tonneau' a few days ago. Just started wearing it today. At first (before buying it), I wasn't sure I would take to the Roman Numerals, even though the guilloche dial & blue hands, with GOLD PVD CASE & brown leather strap, looks SO much better than I expected. I usually like either 'indexes or dots' with lots of lume on a diver or sports watch, or 'a different or similar' dial type with arabic numbers or indexes with SOME lume, if it is a 'dress watch' or 'field watch'. The 1895 Tonneau may become my favourite of the lot! I never saw that coming!
I love the watch but never having had an automatic watch before I was concerned when it stopped not long after wearing it. There was no information accompanying the watch but having contacted the supplier I was told to rotate the hands 20 times or so to build up tension. I haven't dared to take it off at night yet!
Thank you for your review Paul, we’re delighted to hear that you love the watch.
Unlike a battery-powered quartz watch, an automatic watch is powered by the movement of your wrist. If it has not been worn for long, or you have been relatively inactive, its stored power can run down and the watch may stop. This is entirely normal and does not indicate a fault, typically our watches have a power-reserve of around 48 hours.
To get it started, turn the crown clockwise approximately 20–30 times before wearing it. You can then wear the watch as normal, and your everyday movement will help to keep it wound. You can safely take it off overnight; provided it has built up sufficient power, it should continue running. If it does stop, simply reset the time, wind it again and continue wearing it.
Full operating instructions and guidance for automatic watches are available on our website. If you have any further questions, our customer service team will be very happy to help.
Fraser | Rotary Team
I just love the watch. It looks absolutely incredible, elegant and sophisticated. I’m very happy with the design and quality of the manufacturing. All in all a magnificent buy!
Hi René, we're so glad to hear you love the Rotary 1895 Tonneau Automatic! Thank you for sharing your wonderful feedback. Enjoy your magnificent watch!
The watch face I fell for straight away, but I find the watch uncomfortable on the wrist. My first Rotary watch is now 29 years old and keeps perfect time and that bracelet is so easy to wear. I tend to go back to the old bracelet watch most days. I wish I had kept to a bracelet watch with the new face.
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review Daniel. We will pass your feedback onto the design team