Aristo Presents New Collection

German manufacturer of watches and bracelets Aristo presents its new collection of watches with automatic and quartz movements. Feature of the models from the new collection is the material from which they are made - it is carbon, which is called the material of the 21st century.

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Carbon - is 80% lighter than steel, but the same firm. For many years, carbon fiber is used in the fabrication of cases, dials and other components for watches. This material is used often for making bracelets.
The new collection by Aristo includes both conventional models and chronographs, which are supplied with steel bracelets or leather straps.

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Aristo watch

The total weight of the novelties - 54-86 g.
To buy a watch will be available at a price of 279 - 495 Euro.

Official website of Aristo watches.

Written by Angel

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Aristo brand has more, than a 100-years' history. In 1907 Julius Epple set up a chronograph producing company in a small town of Pfolzheim. The small Pfolzheim was considered the German watchmaking and jewelery capital. Aristo was a family business, its government was handed down from one generation to another. But Julius Epple's grandson, Helmut Epple didn't have a heir to hand the family business down to. That's why it was decided to sign the brand over to UTM-Uhrentechnik company, which turned out not a very successful decision, because the company went broke in 2 years. But, despite all di…

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