Wohler Gents Paulsen II Automatic Multi-Function Watch

Wohler Gents Paulsen II Automatic Multi-Function Ceramic Bezel Blue Leather Strap/Blue Dial Watch - New, Never Worn

Sophistication and top quality materials are quite a basis for this exquisite timepiece from the Wohler collection. The brushed stainless steel case holds within a trio of subsidiary dials that provide their own complimentary parts to which they complete the timekeeping whole. The date, day, month, and even the capability to distinguish daytime from night are all accessible by means of the elegant, richly hued dial. The case, with its stylish yet sturdy ceramic bezel, is further reinforced by the thick genuine leather strap; keeping your timepiece firmly upon your wrist, day or night.

-Movement-
Automatic TY-2869 movement w/ 21 jewels

-Case-
45mm x 43.5mm x 14mm stainless steel case
Ceramic bezel
Curved sapphire-coated top crystal
Exhibition back w/ decorated Côtes de Genéve bridges & rotor
Water resistant up to 5 ATM

-Dial-
Magnified date window
Month subsidiary dial
Combination day/night & 24-hour subsidiary dial
Day subsidiary dial
Luminous hands & markers

-Band-
205mm x 20mm genuine stitched leather strap

-Warranty-
One year limited non-transferable manufacturer's warranty

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.

In commemoration of this astonishing contributor to the evolution of science, we have forged this line of timepieces. Mechanical and automatic movements with their own intricate designs and precious materials of their own have been presented within a framework of elements such as ceramic, tungsten, titanium, and aluminum. From a modest 3-hand design to the most elaborate chronograph, the true beauty of Wohler watches stems from the cutting edge portraits they provide for your wrist.