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The Habring² Felix Metallic Blue Unisex Manual winding Luxury watch. Featuring a 38.5mm Stainless Steel case, impressive Blue dial, 3 ATM / 30m water resistance, and outstanding precision, this timepiece showcases the premium design and quality that independent Austrian watchmaker Habring² is renowned for.

The Habring² Felix Metallic Salmon Unisex Manual winding Luxury watch. Featuring a 38.5mm Stainless Steel case, impressive Salmon dial, 3 ATM / 30m water resistance, and outstanding precision, this timepiece showcases the premium design and quality that independent Austrian watchmaker Habring² is renowned for.

A staff favorite! ...the Habring² Foudroyante-Felix featuring the dynamic duo of Jumping Seconds and Foudroyante "Flashing Seconds" complications. The central seconds hand jumps once a second, while every 1/8 of a second the hand in the subdial hits its respective mark. Probably the coolest complication you don`t already own.

The features offered by this iconic chronograph are powered by a Swiss Sellita SW510 movement. This model comes with a manually wound movement and a broad arrow dial. Clearly, a classic with a modern twist. The watch is also available in many other editions, such as Orange Boy, Lollipop, or Panda.

With a sixties-inspired diver's watch look and a stainless steel case measuring 36.5 mm in diameter, it adapts and adopts all the wrists. Ergonomic and sporty, the Ocean Star 36.5 combines the codes of diving watches with a refined aesthetic while defying time with its Swiss automatic movement that allows up to 80 hours of autonomy. It is protected by a glassbox-style sapphire crystal that...

With a sixties-inspired diver's watch look and a stainless steel case measuring 36.5 mm in diameter, it adapts and adopts all the wrists. Ergonomic and sporty, the Ocean Star 36.5 combines the codes of diving watches with a refined aesthetic while defying time with its Swiss automatic movement that allows up to 80 hours of autonomy. It is protected by a glassbox-style sapphire crystal that...