Andras_II (Gray)

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Refined. Ready. Within Reach Again. Andras II returns with sharper refinements. A new evolution of Makinas rectangular machine. For customers in the USA and the Philippines, delivery comes with NO IMPORT FEES - a direct benefit of our new distribution hubs. Specifications CASE: 33 x 44mm (lug to lug) x 11.5 (thickness), surgical grade stainless steel case. DIAL: Multi-layered brass dial, lumed. Fine sand textured finish. GLASS: High quality, scratch resistant flat sapphire crystal with 3x anti-reflective coating.MOVEMENT: Swiss automatic movement, Sellita SW260-1, 28,800 beats per hour (4Hz). 42-hour power reserve, with hacking seconds.STRAP: Silicone strapWATERPROOFING: 50 m rating,A Case Carved in Shadow and Steel Sharp. Geometric. Multi-faceted. Architecture reduced to wrist form. Brushed planes and polished edges shift with the light, every angle cut with purpose. Updated with a bevelled bezel sharpening form and fit. Forged from surgical-grade stainless steel and cloaked in pitch-black PVD, the case is as tough as it is sculptural. At 33 × 44 mm, it wears compact yet commanding, sealed beneath scratch-resistant sapphire. This isnt just a shell for timekeeping; its armor for the machine inside. A Framed Industrial Landscape Its dial doesnt just tell time — it plays with light and depth. Its multi-layered construction creates shifting shadows across the surface, pulling the eye inward. A sand-textured finish grounds the design in raw, tactile grit — a surface that feels alive under changing light. Faceted hour markers, hand-polished to catch every angle, rise like architectural beams. The hands are stripped back, sharper, more modern — each tipped with a flash of electric blue that cuts through the black. Even the recessed sub-dial feels carved, not placed, adding another tier of dimensionality. This is not an ordinary flat dial; its a dark landscape. The Engine Room Andras_II runs on the Swiss-made SW260-1 automatic movement — a workhorse built for reliability, precision, and everyday endurance. It drives the essentials: hours, minutes, and seconds, beating at 28,800 vibrations per hour, wound by a bidirectional rotor that feeds on every movement of the wrist. Through the exhibition-style caseback, it bears Makinas gold-plated rotor — the lone signature on a proven machine.