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SKU #

10340

Brand

Martin Braun

Model

Benzol

Made in

Swiss

Movement

Automatic Movement; Martin Braun 7750 prototype

Case

Steel

Case diameter

44 mm

Dial

Black; No numerals

Crystal

Sapphire crystal

Bracelet material

New Leather brown - aftermarket

Year of production

2005

Condition

Pre-owned in excellent condition; (Light signs of wear or scratches)

Includes

Generic box - No original box, no original papers

Water resistance

5 ATM

Gender

Men’s

Martin Braun Benzol Watch

SKU: 10340
$3,197.00Price
    • Base caliber - Valjoux 7750 top grade
    • Power reserve - 48 h
    • Number of jewels - 25
    • Frequency - 28800 A/h
    • Bezel material - Steel
    • Lug width - 22 mm
    • Clasp - Buckle
    • Clasp material - Steel
    • Functions - Chronograph, Date, Weekday

     

    Equipped with a unique carbon dial with a lot of color and detail yet completely matching, sporty and in balance with the quirky and super detailed three-piece case design with unique sand blast / polished finish.

     

    The sapphire glass, dial, hands are all immaculate and in beautiful condition.

    This is probably the best of the Braun Sport Models. This is a large 44mm cased watch with a very unique design with display back showing just the rotor. This watch is very sporty with a carbon fiber center dial and racing flag ring.

    The last retail for this watch was approx. $7,000

     

    About Martin Braun

    Martin Braun is part of an inherited watchmaking dynasty and has been in the business for three generations. Martin's passion for timekeeping dates back to his youth. During his apprenticeship, he became so involved with the complex mechanics of watchmaking that he decided to get serious about creating unique models. First, he assembled a unique ammonite table clock equipped, among other things, with the legendary movement regulator invented by the famous English watchmaker Graham. Together with his father, Martin Brown restored old rarities and unusual movements, for which he made cases. These included mechanisms for samples and perpetual calendars. "During this time," Martin recalls, "I gained invaluable experience that enabled me to make cases for movements and spare parts for calibers built over 100 years ago.

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