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Vesterhav - Skyglint

Henry Archer Denmark

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Specifications

Reference
HAC-VES-SKG-3LI
Case diameter
45 mm
Lug to lug
47 mm
Thickness
10.45 mm
Water resistance
200 m
Crystal
sapphire
Case material
316L surgical-grade stainless steel
More about this model

With a case height of just 10.45 mm, VESTERHAV is our slimmest automatic watch to date. Despite its impressively slim profile, we have not compromised on durability or functionality. VESTERHAV is engineered for endurance as well, and can also take on the challenges of diving, boasting a water resistance of up to 200 meters. DETAILS Premium 9015 Automatic movement Sapphire crystal glass with 6-layer AR coating Ultra-slim, 10.45 mm 40 mm case / 47 mm lug-to-lug Swiss Super-LumiNova® White10 BL Grade X1 200 meter / 660 ft / 20 ATM water resistance Original Danish design

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