CUERVO Y SOBRINOS Habana / 1960s, Red Arrow Seconds, 25 Jewels

— Amber hours, and the memory of Havana —

The good old Havana, once called the Pearl of the Caribbean.

In the city Hemingway and great actors loved, the jeweller that shone brightest was Cuervo y Sobrinos.

A rare vintage piece that has carried the fever of the 1960s intact into the present.

— A red arrow on the dial —

The sunburst dial has changed beautifully into a deep ivory, as though it had been out in the sun.

At its centre, what takes the eye above all is the passionate red arrow that indicates the seconds.

A seconds hand that balances usefulness and design, and that raises a mere watch into a piece of design that tells a story.

The pride of Havana, appearing at a cuff, speaking for the intelligence and taste of whoever wears it.

— A beat shining gold —

Open the caseback and a gold-coloured movement with 25 jewels is alive inside.

Fitted with a dependable Swiss A. Schild movement.

A high jewel count of 25 was the mark of a fine watch at the time.

More than half a century on, it still marks time precisely.

— The choice to wear history —

The patina born of long years gives the dial an expression that exists nowhere else in the world.

Please experience the pleasure of wearing history at your own wrist.

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