Macassar Henley Tower Watch Winder
$ 5,484 Includes tax for United Kingdom- Product Notes
Handcrafted in Macassar ebony, the Henley Watch Tower holds two SwissKubik watch winding mechanisms, which are hidden from view behind a polished wooden door. Under the lid, which is designed in a elegant book-matched pattern, is a faux suede line compartment perfect for storing small accessories. The box is constructed in sycamore and has a sterling silver plaque on the lid. The watch winders are battery operated with a lifespan of three years. Alternatively they can be charged using a standard USB. The unique computer interface also offers a personalised programming of number of turns per day.
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- Size Notes 319cm x 134cm x 137cm
- Materials and Care Notes
Made in England
Sycamore - Delivery & returns
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The Story
David Linley has aesthetics in his blood. The son of legendary photographer Lord Snowdon, Linley displayed a talent for woodwork and craft at school before founding his eponymous brand in 1985, with the aim of producing furniture to the highest possible standards. At the heart of this brand is a commitment to British craftsmanship and expertise; among the brand's core values are the quintessentially British characteristics of inventiveness, meticulous attention to detail, ingenuity, creative spirit, eccentricity, sophistication, wit and charm.
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