Watchlords

"Just fifteen minutes by car from Regensburg, Germany, you’ll find Barbing. This wooded area is not all too different in appearance from upstate New York, despite being a continent away. Large fields studded by small structures line either side of the road when there’s a break in the trees. In the mornings in October, the fog is so thick you can’t see more than a few feet ahead, and there is a pleasant if not slightly-sharp chill in the air.

Tucked away on one of the many understated side roads is a long, single-story, white building with a pitched roof. There’s nothing flashy about it, and nothing to tell you that inside raw materials are transformed into complex machines. Machines that, despite their understated appearances, are some of the most technology packed in their industry.

This is where Damasko watches are made."

https://wornandwound.com/damasko-a-look-inside-the-manufacture/

What's with the opening mortuary music?

I love these damn vids--- oh for the hands.

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Damasko makes a nice watch. My DA36 is nearing ten years and still looks brand new. Why more companies don't use their hardening method is beyond me. I would like to see them diversify their lineup a bit more and I will buy more of them.

Yes, if Damasko took some cues from Sinn it would be appealing.

Mark1 wrote:Damasko makes a nice watch. My DA36 is nearing ten years and still looks brand new. Why more companies don't use their hardening method is beyond me. I would like to see them diversify their lineup a bit more and I will buy more of them.

Got a chance to check out Damasko at the W&W watch fairs here the past couple of years. To me, one of the big selling points is their anti-magnetism thanks to the three-section cases they use. You'd think they'd cost a lot more, considering the quality of the movements.

Another vote for Damasko. The DA47 is one of the very best watches I have ever owned. Absolutely love it.

Beautiful photo Bedlam! Nice watch too.

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February 18th 2019, 12:54am

Damasko makes a nice watch. My DA36 is nearing ten years and still looks brand new.

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The patented ice-hardened, nickel-free stainless steel case along with the Damest coating is to blame......
https://www.damaskowatchtechnology.com/ ... chcase.php
https://www.damaskowatchtechnology.com/ ... oating.php

Mine also still looks flawless.

Same here, six years in and my DA47 above still looks brand new.

In fact, Damasko delivers what Sinn only promises.