Bernoulli Gents Automatic Skeleton Watch/ Black Leather Strap/Black-Rose Gold Tone Dial/ Rose Gold Tone Stsinless Steel Case

If you desire an unconventional way to keep track of time, then you’ve found the right timepiece. A beautiful, dual layered dial design is enhanced with a pair of contrasting textures above and below. The dial itself provides an antique feel with the exposed balance window swaying below while golden hands tick away the seconds, minutes, and hours for both time zones simultaneously. The most prominent feature, however, is the exquisite craftsmanship of the exhibition window that shows just how work goes into creating the work of art that is an automatic timepiece.

AutomaticMS 2L30 movement w/ 35 jewels

43.25mm x 15.25mm rose gold tone stainless steel case

Visible fly-wheel balance window

Skeleton design

Curved mineral crystal

Exhibition back w/ decorated Côtes de Genève bridges & rotor

Water resistant up to 5 ATM

200mm x 19mm genuine stitched leather strap

One year limited manufacturer’s warranty

Daniel Bernoulli, son of Johann Bernoulli, was born into a family of leading mathematicians but also into one of rivalry, jealousy and bitterness.

Daniel’s most important work, written while he was in St Petersburg, was his work on hydrodynamics. Even the term itself is based on the title of the work which he produced called Hydrodynamica.

Unfortunately, Johann was furious with the concept of his son being his intellectual equal. Johann’s own drive to best his son continued throughout his senior years. Hydrodynamica was finally published in 1738, however the following year Johann published Hydraulica which is largely based on his son's work. Johann even went to the trouble to make it look as if Daniel had based Hydrodynamica on Hydraulica by predating the date of publication on his book to 1732 instead of its real date of 1739. This attempt to gain credit for his son’s work exemplified the true depth of a father’s jealousy towards his own child.

Daniel Bernoulli’s legacy has made him one of the most innovative mathematicians and scientists of our time. It’s only fitting that in his honor we present to you this watch collection created with cutting-edge automatic movements and designs. Show your appreciation for heritage and intellectual achievement with the avant-garde style of Bernoulli Watches.

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