Lehmann Pointer Date

The Lehmann INTEMPORAL Pointer Date is driven by the automatic winder of the LS0004 calibre. The exquisite surface finish of the movement parts is clearly visible through the sapphire glass rotor. In this model particularly the two-part dial is worthy of mention, along with a further variant of the date display.

The date display variants determine the design of this model. The dial of the pointer date is two-part design.

The bridges of the movement are finely engraved and have been machined, diamond-cut, polished and extensively coated in multiple work steps. The result is the gold stripe decoration on the bridges. The sapphire glass rotor with oscillating weight engraved and with the Lehmann logo is another feature which is available on hardly any other watch on the market and which effectively accentuates the bridges.

Machinery from the original Lehmann Präzision company is predestined for this type of dial manufacture. With technology developed in-house, it is possible to apply extremely accurate engraving. This is relevant particularly with this two-part dial because the engraving must be exactly aligned.

The fine engraving is interrupted by the date display, which runs between the two halves of the dial. The date is displayed in the small red frame, which jumps to the next date. The appliqués set into the dial are also manufactured and finished completely in-house.

A specially-shaped insert, made here in-house from a strong, light material, is sewn into the strap. The strap thus sits snugly into the case lugs. This insert comes in two shapes, which determine the way the strap sits on the wrist.

One has an angle of 5°, which aligns the strap with the case lug to enable the perfect fit of the watch. The other has a steeper angle of 30°, which permits the optimal fit for narrower wrists.

The INTEMPORAL Pointer Date models are supplied with a high quality safety clasp.