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Longitude Titanium Fern Green
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An eye catching stylish piece that exhibits discreet maritime influenced nuances, the Longitude Fern Green by Arnold and Son is housed in a beautifully constructed titanium case, complemented by a titanium integrated bracelet.
An exceptionally stylish wristwatch which exhibits discreet maritime influenced nuances, the Arnold and Son Longitude Titanium Fern Green watch marks an exciting new chapter for this distinguished independent watchmaking company. Presented in a beautifully constructed titanium case, complemented by a titanium integrated bracelet with interchangeable green rubber strap, the model sports a fern green dial featuring small seconds and a clean-cut power reserve display, with luminous accented gold PVD-plated indications and hands. Brimming with contemporary styling and sporty elegance, the model is powered by the new Manufacture COSC certified A&S6304 automatic calibre, fitted with a 22ct red gold winding rotor.
Review
With its strikingly handsome good looks, the new Longitude Titanium collection from Arnold and Son celebrates the historical significance of John Arnold, who became the recipient of the prestigious Longitude Prize for his acclaimed marine chronometers, which ensured safe navigation at sea for generations of sailors. Visually stunning in its design and execution, the Longitude Titanium
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