Open Heart Automatic Calendar Watch Steel BraceletRoyal Blue
Polished stainless steel Automatic mechanical (self-winding) Watch · 42.5 mm diameter × 12 mm thick
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$80.99 - Sale price
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$80.99 - Regular price
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$125.99
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Description
A Classic Automatic with an Open Heart
The Mark Fairwhale IMPERATOR is made to command attention. A sunray guilloché dial with applied Roman numerals, an open heart at 6 o’clock and a solid steel bracelet give it the presence of a grand classic. Choose Royal Blue, Onyx Black or Pearl White.
Day, Month and Big Date
Under the FAIRWHALE AUTOMATIC signature, a big two-digit date sits above two sub-dials: the day of the week at 9 o'clock and the month at 3 o'clock. At 6 o'clock, an open heart reveals the balance wheel beating beneath a polished bridge, framed by applied Roman numerals on a sunray guilloché dial.
Self-Winding Automatic Movement
The automatic mechanical movement winds itself with the motion of your wrist, with no battery to replace, and can be admired through the exhibition caseback. The 42.5 mm 316 stainless steel case, 12 mm thick, is protected by a coated glass and fitted with a 20 mm solid stainless steel bracelet with a folding clasp. Rated 3 ATM, it handles splashes, rain and hand washing, but it is not made for swimming or showering.
Shipping & returns
- Free Worldwide Shipping: Complimentary tracked delivery on all orders.
- Estimated Delivery: Typically 5–10 business days with tracking link provided.
- 90-Day Easy Returns: Hassle-free returns and exchanges within 90 days of delivery.
- 12-Month Warranty: Comprehensive international coverage against defects.
Redefining Luxury
Each Mark Fairwhale timepiece is more than a watch, it is a statement of sophistication and excellence
First Class, Every Day
From the boardroom to the next flight, the IMPERATOR carries a classic presence: Roman numerals, an open heart and a solid steel bracelet.
An Open Heart Beating
At 6 o’clock, an open aperture reveals the balance wheel at work, surrounded by Roman numerals, a big date and day and month sub-dials.
Automatic, Front and Back
Through the exhibition caseback, the self-winding movement and its rotor turn with every move of your wrist. No battery, just mechanics.