Timestamp is in the gallery. Up for sale is one of the most beautifully made watches I've owned. The Dekla Deck watch is entirely made and machined in-house in Stuttgart, German, with the exception of the Swiss Unitas movement. The craftsmanship is exceptional, and offers an owning and wearing experience like that of one of the expensive independent brands for the price of a Seiko. The case is CUSN-8 bronze, machined in house from a solid block. The dimensions are 40mm in diameter, 48mm lug to lug, 10.6mm thick, and 20mm lug width. Water resistance is 50m. The caseback is a sapphire display allowing view of the beautiful hand-wound Swiss Unitas movement, with snailing added to the winding wheels. The crystal is sapphire with AR on the inside and out and disappears in nearly all light. The handset is made in-house and is heat blued. The handset is brilliant blue under certain lighting and sets off the white dial beautifully. The dial is a solid disk of .925 sterling silver, also made and printed in-house. The frosting is like that of old British pocket watches and is the same technique used by Roger Smith in his watches. The printing is razor sharp and crisp. The watch comes with the solid wood box and original strap, as well as the pictured leather strap with a solid bronze buckle. This watch has virtually no marks on it that I can see at all. The crystal is completely clear. The bronze has patina'd to a beautiful, warm, even glow. The patina can of course be reset to bright new by the new owner if desired. It really pains me to sell this one, but it has to go. I'm asking $800 TYD for this beautiful piece of horological art. New from Dekla they are around $1,250. No trades, please.