Immortal Ebony Croco Automatic
The Immortal Ebony Croco Automatic is part of a new class of men’s wooden watches that merge mechanical precision with organic materials. It features a silver stainless steel case accented by a handcrafted ebony wood inlay, both around the bezel and within the skeletonized dial framework.
Powered by a Miyota 8N24 21-jewel movement, this addition to the world of men’s wooden watches offers 42 hours of reserve through automatic winding. Its open case back reveals the inner workings, bringing a sense of motion to each glance. Super-LumiNova® coating on the hour indices ensures visibility throughout the day.
This watch is fitted with a black crocodile-embossed genuine leather strap and quick-release pins for versatility. Among automatic wooden watches, this piece stands out for its mechanical detail and layered textures. For collectors seeking a luxury wood watch that doesn’t follow formulas, the Immortal series brings depth and distinction. It’s where engineering and nature meet.
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The Immortal Ebony Croco Automatic is part of a new class of men’s wooden watches that merge mechanical precision with organic materials. It features a silver stainless steel case accented by a handcrafted ebony wood inlay, both around the bezel and within the skeletonized dial framework.
Powered by a Miyota 8N24 21-jewel movement, this addition to the world of men’s wooden watches offers 42 hours of reserve through automatic winding. Its open case back reveals the inner workings, bringing a sense of motion to each glance. Super-LumiNova® coating on the hour indices ensures visibility throughout the day.
This watch is fitted with a black crocodile-embossed genuine leather strap and quick-release pins for versatility. Among automatic wooden watches, this piece stands out for its mechanical detail and layered textures. For collectors seeking a luxury wood watch that doesn’t follow formulas, the Immortal series brings depth and distinction. It’s where engineering and nature meet.
