Atlantic Automatic Black Watch 84662

The Timepiece
Discover Zeppelin's Atlantic collection - a model whose refined design and instantly recognizable aviator-meets-vintage aesthetic brings undeniable character to the wrist. The base is a polished stainless steel case measuring 40 mm in diameter. A crown at three o'clock lets you set the time exactly as you like. A mineral crystal sits over the dial for protection against everyday wear. Finally, a transparent, screwed caseback on the reverse lets you appreciate the movement within.

The Dial
This watch houses a classic round black dial. On the outer section, silver baton indices complement the case, the dauphine hands, and the seconds hand beautifully. The hour and minute hands feature a luminescent treatment for easy reading even after dark. A large date window sits to the left of the three o'clock index, displaying both the date and the day of the week at a glance. A minutes railway track runs between the two distinct sections of the dial, adding a striking visual detail. The watch's origin is noted at the six o'clock index, while the collection name and movement type appear below the central hands - with the brand name and logo displayed above them.

The Movement
This German timepiece runs on an automatic movement that drives the luminous hands and seconds hand with flawless precision. The Miyota 8205 caliber delivers reliable, accurate timekeeping day after day - and backs it up with a 42-hour power reserve.

The Strap
To preserve that vintage yet polished look, the watch comes with a black leather strap featuring white contrast stitching at the edges - perfectly echoing the dial's color. A pin buckle closure makes it effortless to fasten at the wrist, and the 20 mm lug width ensures a comfortable, secure fit.

Water Resistance
Rated at 5 atmospheres (50 m), this watch offers a solid introduction to water-resistant timepieces. Not designed for the bath, competitive swimming, or diving, it can handle the occasional forgotten shower without issue. That said, our experts recommend keeping it dry whenever possible to protect the movement for years to come.