Featuring a unique suede strap, a minimalist design and an automatic machine that makes the watch run without needing a battery. The watch was made inspired by classic European designs of the 1920’s and 1930’s, but with an incredibly thin body at only 9mm or 0.35-inches thin.
“In a world of disposable watches, we wanted to make a watch that would be worn for many years and passed down to the next generation – a watch fit to be an heirloom, in the tradition of the finest watchmakers,” says Rossling & Co.
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The company took their amazing watch to Kickstarter to crowdfund the device into production with a $15,000 goal. Within just a few days, the project managed to raise over $62,000 in pledges. All the early bird offerings are gone, but you can back the project with a $399 to get yourself a Rossling & Co automatic watch.
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