Mechanics 8 min read
How an automatic watch works
Your wrist gives it energy. A spring saves it. A tiny balance sets the rhythm. Follow the journey inside an automatic watch, one pencil drawing at a time.
Thomas Earnshaw
Engineer Lennox Skelton Automatic ES
Ref. 121662
Watch details and strap advice
- Case material
- Stainless Steel
- Water resistance
- 50 m
- Movement
- Automatic
- Dial
- White
The Thomas Earnshaw Engineer Lennox Skelton Automatic ES takes a 24 mm strap: measure between the lugs and that is the only number you need. We list 18 straps in that width. With 50 m of water resistance, a strap of medium thickness keeps the balance. Automatic movement. Most straps here come with quick-release spring bars, so the swap takes a minute and no tool.
Straps by lug width (24 mm) 18
All 18 24 mm strapsWidth is a starting point. Check the case and end fittings before choosing.
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Heritage CuffLeather€27.90 -
Rivet CuffLeather €29.90 -
Rivet RallyLeather€49.90 -
Dense Mesh SteelSteel€34.90 -
Diagonal WeaveNylon€24.90 -
Vintage RallyLeather€34.90 -
Eyelet CanvasNylon€22.90 -
Smooth SiliconeSilicone€19.90 -
Parachute ElasticNylon€22.90 -
Three Link SteelSteel€39.90 -
Sailcloth WeaveNylon€27.90 -
Suede RallyLeather€34.90
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