Automatic Watch 308G161

The Watch

The Pierre Lannier Automatic watch is a timepiece that embodies modern elegance and strength. It features a stainless steel case - one of the most durable and hypoallergenic materials in watchmaking - ensuring remarkable longevity and quality. The barrel-shaped case is a distinctive, contemporary design that sits perfectly on men's wrists, with a diameter of 42.50 mm for a quietly powerful presence and a thickness of 11.65 mm that balances elegance with comfort.

The Dial

The dial of this watch is a true work of art. Its sunray skeleton finish plays beautifully with light, revealing the inner workings through its open-worked design. This transparency lets you admire the automatic mechanism in motion - a genuine treat for lovers of precision and mechanical watchmaking. Beyond its stunning aesthetics, the dial is highly functional: luminescent indices and hands ensure excellent readability in the dark. Protected by a mineral crystal, it resists everyday shocks and scratches for lasting reliability.

The Movement

At the heart of this watch beats an automatic movement with a rotor, representing the pinnacle of modern watchmaking technology. The hours, minutes, and seconds display functions are orchestrated with impeccable precision, a testament to Pierre Lannier's technical expertise.

The Bracelet

The bracelet of this watch is engineered for both comfort and style. Crafted from stainless steel, it features a brushed and polished finish that harmonizes beautifully with the case. The grey tone reinforces the modern, elegant character of the whole piece, while the butterfly deployment clasp ensures a flawless hold and adds a refined touch every time you put it on. With a width of 22 mm and designed for a wrist size of 180 mm, this bracelet delivers a comfortable fit that never sacrifices style.

Water Resistance

With a water resistance of 5 ATM, this Pierre Lannier watch holds up well for everyday activities like showering or brief water exposure. For extended water sports, however, it's best left on the shore.