NEW Wohler AUTOMATIC Skeleton WATCH Dingler

A truly revealing watch for your wardrobe, this timepiece from Wohler is that and more. The cultivated skeleton has been designed with intricate detailing in which to offer enthusiasts a singular view of the beautiful automatic movement underneath. Framing this handsome design is a 316 series rose gold tone stainless steel bracelet and round case that are both made larger than the original Dingler; both wrapping comfortably around your wrist and yet still shows off a luxuriously singular style.

-Case-
44mm x 50.5mm x 14.25mm 2 piece, 316 series rose gold tone stainless steel case
Curved hardened mineral crystal

-Movement-
Automatic TY-2807 movement w/ 21 jewels

-Dial-
Skeleton design w/ decorated bridges & rotor
Luminous hands

-Band-
210mm x 20mm 316 series rose gold tone stainless steel bracelet

-Buckle-
Dual-folding diver's buckle

-Water Resistant-
Up to 5 ATM

-Warranty-
One year limited manufacturer's warranty

For more information: www.wohlerwatches.com

The discoveries of Friedrich Wöhler over the course of the 19^th century have become one of the greatest influences on the theory of Chemistry. It was remarked that, "...for two or three of his researches he deserves the highest honor a scientific man can obtain, but the sum of his work is absolutely overwhelming. Had he never lived, the aspect of chemistry would be very different from that it is now." But do we truly know the man behind the science?

Wöhler is regarded as one of the most influential pioneers in organic chemistry due to his experiments synthesizing of urea. He was also able to isolate and discover aluminum in its purest form, which many other scientists before him were unable to accomplish. Friedrich's final achievements included the isolation of such elements as yttrium, beryllium, and titanium, and also discovered silicon and organic matter from meteorites.