Self Winding Watch Racer SX1 with Swiss Movement
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The self winding watch Wryst Racer SX1 will enhance your lifestyle. This reference is just for you if you have a passion for motorsports and well-honed mechanics. With a brushed stainless steel case and a head-turning black dial, the Wryst SX1 is for racers. Add exclusivity and uniqueness to your exciting everyday life with a collectible luxury watch.
Includes two bracelets.
Limited Edition of 75 pcs
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The Mechanical Self Winding Watch Wryst SX1 With a Robust Manly Style
Luxury Limited Editions Reserved to Only a Select Few
The self winding watch Wryst Racer SX1 is exclusively available from the independent watchmaker Wryst. The aggressive 50mm stainless steel case design is technical, modern, and futuristic, inspired by motorsports and racing. Wryst excels in exclusivity in the making! There are no chances you will ever meet someone wearing the same mechanical wristwear. Demonstrate you have an aggressive winner's personality and become one of 75 people who will wear this timepiece.
What Does Self-Winding Mean?
For an automatic self-winding watch, "Automatic" means the movement will wind itself. The rotor attached to the movement rotates freely on the center axis, and these rotations act as a winding system that tightens the mainspring. When you move your arm, you can observe the rotor move through the crystal on the back of your Wryst Racer timepiece. As opposed to manual winding, this rotor, called "oscillating weight" in a more technical term, acts as if you were winding the spring manually. The natural movement of your wrist during your daily activities will cause this mass to spin and keep the movement running throughout the day.
The Wryst SX1 can accumulate a power reserve of up to 38 hours, keeping the Swiss watch movement running overnight, even if you are not wearing it for a day. Once the mainspring is fully wound, and the watch is worn for an extended period, the rotor will continuously wind the mainspring, thereby topping off the power reserve. The reserve will ensure the mechanism runs even after the watch is no longer worn
Most Reliable Swiss Mechanical Movement
The strength and durability of your collectible high-end timepiece are essential. Wryst provides just that. The Racer SX1 holds a 26 jewels movement with a frequency of 28'800 A/h. If you decide to take your RACER off, the escapement will deliver power reserve for up to 38 hours fully wound. The main difference between quartz watches and automatic movements is that manual winding or the straightforward motion of the arm winds the mainspring. This SX1 also benefits from glowing luminescent hands and hour markers.