The Lancaster 195 (47mm)

What makes the Lancaster 195 unique: We are thrilled to present the Lancaster 195, built from an antique 17-jewel pocket watch originally crafted in 1931 by the Hamilton Watch Company in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. This stunning dial boasts an ornate sunburst design, complemented by gothic blued-steel hands and sophisticated numerals. When turned over, the watch's exhibition back reveals shining gold-plated gears amid undulating Côtes de Genève. We've produced a radiant gilded titanium case and paired it with a knurled nickel crown and a moss leather strap. The result is a luminous, elegant, and polished timepiece that embodies the rich history and craftsmanship of the Hamilton Watch Company. The original pocket watch enshrined in this piece was produced in 1931. Opened the same year, the Empire State Building in New York City is a symbol of American luxury. The construction of the 1,454-foot-tall building took just over a year and involved thousands of workers. Its opulent interior features marble walls, gold accents, and Art Deco-inspired details. Initially, the building was a popular destination for wealthy New Yorkers and tourists, offering breathtaking views of the city and housing luxurious offices, restaurants, and shops. Today, the Empire State Building remains a beloved icon of American architecture and luxury, attracting history buffs and design enthusiasts alike.