NEW Damasko models

[SVS]

Damasko is bringing out some more over-engineered lovlies ...





I don't know which movements Damasko will use - probably ETA for these - but here's a gratuitious picture of Damasko's in-house movement (taken from Mike Stuffler on WUS):

[PJ S]

That in-house looks just a tad tasty!

[benny.c]

More importantly (for me!) they are finally making a bracelet

[SVS]

Yeah, I heard a rumour that Damasko was finally bringing out that bracelet. If it's anything like the over-engineered quality of their watches, it will be a remarkable metal bracelet. I imagine it won't be cheap, thanks to Damasko's ice-hardened steel, but it would be fantastic to have a bracelet that really is scratch- and ding-proof.

[Craikeybaby]

Lack of bracelet was the only thing that stopped me getting a Damasko.

[andy tims]

SVS said:

Damasko is bringing out some more over-engineered lovlies ...

I actually prefer the standard 36 / 37

[CardShark]

^^ Agreed, the chapter ring/inner bezel doesn't do the watch any favours.

Good the see the emergence of their own movement though, and the bracelet option should win them some more fans.

[SVS]

Isn't the new Damasko ice-hardened bracelet due to be announced this week or next month?

As for the new DA363 and DA373 models, am I the only one who prefers them over the DA36 and DA37? I guess so!

As for Damasko's in-house movement, at least I'm far from alone in liking it a lot

Edited by SVS on Monday 21st October 23:14

[yeti]

Just not a fan of the designs - the concept of the hardened steel is all great, but...

The inhouse is a handsome thing though.

[SVS]

Not enough chronographs for you Yeti

Damasko offers far more than ice-hardened steel. All the watches possess lots of engineering innovation, such as its patented crown system, gaskets, etc.

I guess the designs are somewhat "tool watch" or perhaps Bauhaus in some cases. Personally I prefer German design over Swiss, but it would be boring if we all liked the same designs.