For many years, the pocket watch reigned supreme in the world of timekeeping. Then, for predominantly practical reasons, the watch migrated from the waistcoat pocket onto the wrist. The wish to be quickly apprised of the time was part of a long process – an evolution, one could say. The same is true for the gradual transition from rounded to moulded cases at the turn of the century. The watch series DAVOSA Evo 1908 offers a snapshot of this fascinating transition phase. :: DAVOSA

Round becomes angularThe DAVOSA Evo 1908 Automatic harks back to the era of the first moulded cases

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Its highly polished stainless steel case with fine satined details still displays conspicuous curves as a reference to the pocket watch.

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