Every single screw is pre-polished on a lapidating machine with diamond-studded polishing paper in a grain size of 9-0,5μm. To remove even the finest scratches, they are polished again by hand. Finally, the screws are thoroughly cleaned and thermally blued at approx. 300°C. The blue color not only looks beautiful, it also serves as protection against corrosion.

The inspiration for lacquered dials comes from historic enamel dials which were common in pocket watches in the late 19th century. Lacquering dials is a more modern technique used to achieve the same historic feel of enamel dials, but with greater control and consistency.

The sun cut is manufactured with a precision lathe. The engravings are designed and drawn in house, then engraved on the watch with a diamond-needle engraving machine.

The vegetable-dyed Italian calfskin strap impresses with its smooth, rich surface, its close grain structure, and its supple, soft feel - all making this leather bracelet extremely comfortable to wear. The luxurious feel is complemented with a quick release butterfly clasp to help keep your watch in great shape.

Inspired by the achievements of one of Gdansk's most famous sons, Eugen Wegner decides to name his newest series of pocket watches after the former councilor, mayor and most important astronomer Johannes Hevelius. The Hevelius pocket watch quickly becomes a bestseller.