Automatic Watch 2162-1

The Watch

German watchmaking house Bauhaus draws its inspiration from aviation to craft each of its watch models. With an elegant, vintage aesthetic, discover the automatic model 2162-1 today. It will win over men with its round stainless steel case - 41 mm in diameter and 10 mm thick - resting effortlessly on the wrist. The various hands and date displays can be set via the screw-down crown at 3 o'clock. The dial is shielded against everyday shocks and scratches by a mineral crystal. Finally, this watch is water-resistant to 5 ATM (50 m) thanks to its snap-back case. Its transparent caseback lets you admire the movement in action along with its stunning rubies.

The Dial

At the heart of this watch is a stunning round, white dial that brings brightness and brilliance to your wrist. It features a black baton hour hand, a red minute hand, and a slender black seconds hand. All three sweep between Arabic numerals, baton indexes, and a railroad minute track. For even greater time-reading precision, a dual date window displays the date at 3 o'clock and the day of the week at 12 o'clock. The brand signs its creation at 12 o'clock with its logo.

The Movement

This timepiece is powered by a Japanese-made automatic movement, driving the hour, minute, and second hands as well as the date window with precision and reliability.

The Strap

This watch is fitted with a stunning dark brown leather strap. Robust yet supple, it's a pleasure to wear every day. You'll notice the brand's signature on the side. Adjusting it to your wrist size is effortless thanks to the silver pin buckle. Note the 20 mm lug width.

Water Resistance

This model offers water resistance up to 5 atmospheres (50 m). It's designed to look stunning in any setting - and that refined elegance doesn't come at the expense of durability. You can wear it in the shower, though the Ocarat team recommends leaving it on the edge of the sink to preserve its brilliance and integrity over time. Swimming and diving, however, are strongly discouraged - doing so risks damaging the watch and incurring repair costs.