Guided by the stars, the first sailors travelled through Europe and North Africa, allowing a fare trade of goods, intercultural art celebrations and the spread of the many religions. From the tough Scandinavian Vikings to the cultural people from Cartage, travels have always involved a giant leap to the civilisations, and the conquer of new and better ways of living.
The stars played an important role by then, men was soon able to build tools that allowed the measurement of latitudes and longitude, and soon the earth began to look smaller and less dangerous.Today, stars only enlighten the way, and are an intricate witness of progress amongst men. Today every men can travel by itself, crossing oceans and continents, breaking barriers and borders.
Accounting for that travelled men, Arnold & Sons thought up Navigators, a highly intricate premium watch, made to go wherever you are going.
Displaying a day calendar, time, a second time zone GMT, chronograph, a longitude scale, a solar compass resistant to magnetic influences, and a detail equation of time with a rotating rule that assists the longitude position calculator (at solar noon), by tuning it. Precise and accurate, you'll never leave home without it, wherever your "home" might be.
Available in 4 versions, Arnold & Son Navigators Longitude II has an automatic movement that resists up to 50 m/160 ft below water. It's robust stainless steel case, with a black, silver, or blue and black face, is a pure delight to the eye. It's hands and hour markers, mirror polished (except for the one with the silver dial), display character and personality. Made to the yachting men, it's center represent the North pole view from the earth, and it's numbers and details are easy to read thanks to it's color contrast.
Available with a black rubber strap for the more adventurous living, and a stainless steel strap to the more mature men, this is a luxury watch you can't miss.
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