A watch designed after a famous bridge.

A watch designed after a famous bridge.

Theorema loves architecture. Every single watch in their collections is inspired by a city or state. 2019 Holiday Season release is theMade in Germany San Francisco Theorema, an homage to the famous Golden Gate Bridge. Yes, this is an extremely rare timepiece. We at Tufina are thrilled to present this watch to all of our buyers and followers. It was dangerous to pursue the making of this model. Theorema was not sure how well it will be accepted by the public, and that is why it is a very limited collection with only 499 pieces made. A different proposition in the world of mechanical skeleton watches. Such a mood swing watch. It is a light masterpiece that only someone confident enough can wear. It is such a fascinating piece to wear and show around. 


The quality of workmanship and German engineering in the San Francisco Theorema it rivals any best watches out there. The clear transparent dial is the most distinctive almost never seen before. The mechanism is meant to represent the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, which is a suspension bridge. Theorema designed the mechanism of this watch to make it look the same as the bridge. A full mechanical skeleton that you can hand-wind with the round classical crown. This design sets the tone. You look at it once and must stop to think for a second. This is a hallmark model for the Theorema brand. Even the hands are skeletonized, see-through. It has a very strong stainless steel case accompanied by some sturdy lugs. 

It will seat so neatly on your wrist. A super clean and simple watch, but at the same time the most prominent piece you will ever own. It deserves all the attention. The Made in Germany San Francisco does a stellar job at functionality. It is a very reliable timepiece with a kick design. It is really well done! 

 

 


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