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Announced in 2014, the Eichi II marked the 40th anniversary of the Credor line and 15 years of Spring Drive. “Eichi” means wisdom in Japanese. These watches are produced at the Micro Artist Studio in Shiojiri.
This watch is made of platinum and is 39mm in diameter. The case is 10.3mm thick and the watch features 3 bar of water resistance. The dial is hand painted porcelain with the hour indices and logo also painted by hand.
Calibre 7R14 is a manually wound Spring Drive system which features a power reserve indicator on the rear. The movement is rated to 60 hours autonomy and accuracy is rated at -1/+1 seconds per day. The impressive finishing was inspired by Philippe Dufour who consulted with the Micro Artist Studio on finishing techniques.
Credor Ref. GBLT999
Announced in 2014, the Eichi II marked the 40th anniversary of the Credor line and 15 years of Spring Drive. “Eichi” means wisdom in Japanese. These watches are produced at the Micro Artist Studio in Shiojiri.
This watch is made of platinum and is 39mm in diameter. The case is 10.3mm thick and the watch features 3 bar of water resistance. The dial is hand painted porcelain with the hour indices and logo also painted by hand.
Calibre 7R14 is a manually wound Spring Drive system which features a power reserve indicator on the rear. The movement is rated to 60 hours autonomy and accuracy is rated at -1/+1 seconds per day. The impressive finishing was inspired by Philippe Dufour who consulted with the Micro Artist Studio on finishing techniques.
Wears like a traditional dress watch
I do not have big wrist but I think it wears like a wonderful dress watch.
Perfection. Nothing beats a micro artist masterpiece imho. Absolutely nothing. The essence of watchmaking at its very purest without any marketing gimmicks or shadow games
they had some in the window at London's Bond street shop
Breathtaking pieces for sure