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Fine lines, strong effect The fine, undulating lines give the dial surface an extraordinary sense of depth. Thanks to the use of CNC, the guilloché pattern exhibits exceptional uniformity, with the structures being reproduced with the utmost precision across the entire surface. This gives each dial a distinctive and unmistakable character. The heart of the Radiance is the particularly flat ETA 7001 Top Grade hand-wound movement, which is regulated in four positions and elaborately finished with Côtes de Genève and blued screws. Its low height of just 2.5 mm allows the watch to have a slim profile of just 8 mm. Elegant & suitable for everyday use With 100 m water resistance, the Radiance combines classic dress watch proportions with modern suitability for everyday wear. The curved lugs, the finely satin-finished case with polished bezel and the dynamic, guilloché dial make it a watch that stylishly combines understated elegance and technical sophistication. Made in Germany All watches are designed in Stuttgart and built in Pforzheim by our master watchmaker. Extensive quality control is carried out before dispatch. In addition, all movements are regulated in 4 positions. To Find out more and to order the Heinrich Radiance, CLICK HERE
The Heinrich Radiance, Mocha, is a stunning looking watch in the flesh and extremely comfortable to wear. Quick wrist shot of my personal one.
The Helicoprion Zirkuti Click here for more information > The Helicoprion Amethyst
Click here for more information > The new elegant Helicoprion with simple dial design.
Elegant, but very practical, built to dive specification with 200m water resistance, boxed sapphire crystal, screw down crown and case back. For more information, click here > Two new colours added to the Radiance, Mocha and Purple.
These watches look stunning, even if I do say so myself. They can be ordered from the Heinrich website... Click here for more information > The inspirationTimeless 70s splendour: The Radiance draws its inspiration from the style-defining designs of the 1970s, a time when clean lines, soft case shapes and refined details defined the image of elegant dress watches. The curved lugs and slender silhouette are reminiscent of the flowing shapes of that era and lend the watch a timeless presence. The dynamic dial also picks up on characteristic design elements of this era: An undulating sunburst finish, divided into finely graduated sectors, creates a fascinating interplay of light and shadow depending on the incidence of light.
A subtle interplay of polished and brushed surfaces lends the watch subtle light reflections and emphasizes the radiance that gives the Radiance its name. The decorated ETA 7001 Top Grade hand-wound movement, which is finished with Côtes de Genève, is visible through the transparent case back. Despite its elegant appearance, the Radiance is robust enough for everyday wear thanks to its water resistance of 10 ATM. Two creative visions, one timepiece Time in color and form - Heinrich watches meets Jeroo. The Stuttgart graffiti artist Jeroo combines urban art with precision craftsmanship - a collaboration that captures time in color and movement. From the street to the wrist When urban art meets the Taucher series: The Stuttgart-based brand Heinrich watches has teamed up with the renowned Stuttgart urban art and graffiti artist Jeroo to create a unique dial design with a characteristic style - a fascinating fusion of urban art and vintage-inspired design for our Taucher series. With his color compositions and unique elements, Jeroo brings the energy of his visual language directly to the wrist. A watch that combines urban art with timeless aesthetics. This was an exciting and challenging design and I think we pulled it off quite well. This fabulous time piece will be available from 20th February and limited to 40 limited edition pieces. Find out more here Or pre-order from the Heinrich website here:
The new stone dial Helicoprion's have just launched and they look very nice indeed. Or order from the Heinrich website...
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