BONZER BRONZE EDITION Watch

Name: BONZER BRONZE EDITION Watch
Brand: MARCH LA.B
Price: 1838.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Our emblematic “surfer” BONZER is getting full of light in a new precious metal, the brass.

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Our emblematic “surfer” BONZER is getting full of light in a new precious metal, the brass.
The brass is a real living metal used in the Navy, a material resis- tant to the corrosion and transforming over the time.
This “BONZER edition in brass” will eventually get a beautiful patinas. It would create a very charismatic and unique look af- ter your adventures in the city and outdoors sports. A one of a kind, simply your.
It has a new automatic Swiss movement that last for 68 hours. It is assembled from A to Z by our French master watchmakers in Besaçon, that’s UNESCO world heritage for watchmaking.
A limited edition in 99 pieces. Strong and elegant with a green face, a black ceramic bezel and a vegetal collar strap ultra comfortable for an ultra desirable watch...

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TECHNICAL SHEET

• 41 mm round Bronze case
• Thickness 12.25mm
• Swiss Automatic Caliber La Joux-Perret G100
• Movement assembled in France
• About 68 hours of power reserve
• Personalized date stamp MARCH
• Dark green sunburst dial with bronze indexes
• Bracelet in black vegetable collar
• Strap width 20 mm
• Domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
• Rotating ceramic bezel
• Screw-down crown
• Steel bottom
• Water resistant to 10 ATM / 100 M
• 2 years warranty

FRENCH WATCHES

March LA.B designs and assembles its watches in France. The Swiss automatic movements that we fit into our timepieces are assembled from A to Z in France. In complete transparency, we are thus pursuing our watchmaking quest to design watches that are “as French as possible”.

FRENCH STRAPS

The 20 mm bracelet in black perforated vegetable collar is equipped with the "presto" system allowing it to be interchanged in a few seconds and without any special tools. The bracelet has a bronze buckle.

DELIVERY

Delivery is free from 295€
Express (24H) or standard (72H) delivery solutions.

Design

The BONZER Bronze Edition Model

Our emblematic "Surfer girl" BONZER is dressed in light for this end of the year and is available in a precious metal, bronze.

Bronze is a real living metal used in the navy, a metal that resists corrosion and evolves over time. This “BONZER Bronze Edition” will therefore take on a patina over your urban and sporting tribulations to become a charismatic and totally unique watch. Yours. It is equipped with our new Swiss Automatic movement, endowed with a 68-hour power reserve, which we have assembled from A to Z by our French master watchmakers in the city of Besançon, a city with watchmaking expertise that has recently become part of the Unesco World Heritage.

A 99-piece limited edition combining action and elegance, dressed in a brushed green dial, black ceramic bezel and ultra-comfortable black bison strap for an ultra-desirable watch...

MOVEMENT

Japanese Automatic Movement

Produced by the Japanese company Citizen known for the quality of its movements for many years, MIYOTA Automatic calibers are very high quality mechanical self-winding movements.

With a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour, the MIYOTA 8215, 8205 and 9015 movements are reliable and precise movements with a 42-hour power reserve, allowing your watch to run for more than two days without you don't wear it on your wrist!

THE GREEN THREAD

March LA.B's "Green Thread" is an omnipresent green signature through subtle details. The number 3 in green on the personalized date stamp recalling the favorite month of the founders of the brand. The green lining of the bracelets topstitched with a bridle stitch in the emblematic green color. The luminous green “skeleton” background on the automatic versions.
The interior of the emerald green travel case…

This "Green Thread" extends this "design grammar" that we have developed in order to identify our timepieces through precise and redundant aesthetic codes: The crown or winder at 4 o'clock and its guillochage of the intertwined lines of the M of the brand, the seventies typography of the date stamp, the dials without numbers with cut-out indexes, the raised and domed glass, the ubiquitous angles on the cases that are always polished and brushed.