Out-of-print August Raymond Half Hunter pocket watch, ARSA-103

The Unitas movement is widely used in Swiss-made hand-wound pocket watches.

The original was designed in the 1930s, and since its launch in 1968 it has been produced with almost no changes to its specifications.

The developer of this movement is Auguste Raymond, founded in 1898.

A traditional Roman numeral dial is paired with black Louis hands.

A small second hand is located at the 6 o'clock position.

It is equipped with Unitas' classic hand-wound movement, which has been in production since the 1960s.

The back cover is engraved with a pattern, giving it the feel of an antique watch, and the movement is a Unitas with a shock-resistant device, so even beginners to pocket watches can use it with confidence.

The Napoleon (half-hunter) style allows you to check the time even with the lid closed. It is named after the anecdote of Napoleon, who had a bad temper, carving out the lid of his pocket watch with a knife.

Chain included.