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Backdrop
Nostalgia is a powerful tool as it can evoke emotions that have played a pivotal role in someone’s life. Similarly, Eterna channelled the nostalgia into a set of timepieces called the Eterna Eternity collection. Employing design language from the 1950s, the Eternity collection fills the gap with elegant dress watches.
Features
The clean, round timepieces under the Eternity collection drive the wheel of sophistication. The minimalist design with slender dagger hands and index markers is reminiscent of the design philosophy of the 1950s. The collection is employed with iterations, one is a traditional timekeeper with two hands marking minutes and hours with a date window at 3 o’clock. Another iteration of the collection is the chronograph variant. The chronograph variant is equipped with three sub-dials fixed in a horizontal style.
Movement
Powering the collection is both mechanical and quartz movement. The two-hand variant features an automatic movement mainly the Sellita SW200-1. The Sellita SW200-1 delivers a power reserve of approximately 38 hours and beats at 28,800 vph.