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==Technos Sky Light== | ==Technos Sky Light== | ||
| + | High quality model mainly found in Japan from the 1970s, with ETA auto date movement and specially fitted Milanese mesh bracelet and unique bezeled crystal. A stunning and rare under-the-radar watch. Found in steel and gold finish, with silver and black dials. A signed crown and heaxagonal baseback with or without Technos logo to centre complete the package. There is some debate as to why the Technos logo appears to be milled off some models - it may be related to when the Japanese manufacturers took sole control of the company circa 1977. | ||
| + | ==Features== | ||
| + | Steel faceted case, polished and brushed | ||
| + | Signed Crown | ||
| + | Screwed caseback | ||
| + | Faceted acrylic crystal | ||
| + | Milanese steel bracelet with signed buckle clasp | ||
| + | ETA 2622 movement with signed rotor and superior finishing | ||
| + | Black on white date wheel | ||
| + | Brushed and polished dial with alternate outer ring giving illusion of piepan | ||
| + | Raised steel indices with black inserts | ||
| + | "It's like the illegitimate offspring of a PiePan Constellation and a C-Case Constellation" -Omega Collector | ||
==Links== | ==Links== | ||
* [[Titus]] | * [[Titus]] | ||
* [[Technos]] | * [[Technos]] | ||
Revision as of 21:13, 23 October 2020
Technos Sky Light
High quality model mainly found in Japan from the 1970s, with ETA auto date movement and specially fitted Milanese mesh bracelet and unique bezeled crystal. A stunning and rare under-the-radar watch. Found in steel and gold finish, with silver and black dials. A signed crown and heaxagonal baseback with or without Technos logo to centre complete the package. There is some debate as to why the Technos logo appears to be milled off some models - it may be related to when the Japanese manufacturers took sole control of the company circa 1977.
Features
Steel faceted case, polished and brushed Signed Crown Screwed caseback Faceted acrylic crystal Milanese steel bracelet with signed buckle clasp ETA 2622 movement with signed rotor and superior finishing Black on white date wheel Brushed and polished dial with alternate outer ring giving illusion of piepan Raised steel indices with black inserts
"It's like the illegitimate offspring of a PiePan Constellation and a C-Case Constellation" -Omega Collector
