Atlantic Atlantic Worldmaster Automatic Pointer Date. Green Super-Luminova 52782.41.63GN
Atlantic Worldmaster Automatic Pointer Date. Green Super-Luminova
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Automatic Worldmaster featuring Date-by-Pointer-Complication
Unveiling a unique blend of Swiss precision and pioneering design, the Atlantic WorldMaster Pointer Date features an innovative pointer date function, housed in our iconic 40mm polished stainless steel case. The Atlantic WorldMaster Pointer Date, a stellar timepiece showcasing Swiss ingenuity and our commitment to innovate and inspire.
Diverging from the traditional date display, our WorldMaster Pointer Date makes a bold statement with its unique date function – the pointer date. This feature, a first for Atlantic, introduces an extra hand, ending with a striking red tip that dances around the dial pointing at the date, elegantly set around the edge of the face. With this, you not only read time, but also experience it in an innovative way.
At the heart of this avant-garde timepiece lies the impeccable SW221-1 automatic movement from the famed Swiss manufacturer, Sellita. Meticulously engineered and diligently assembled, it stands for precision, reliability, and the timeless allure of Swiss craftsmanship.
The WorldMaster Pointer Date is beautifully housed in a 40mm polished stainless steel case, a hallmark of the WorldMaster series. The sheen and resilience of the stainless steel offer not just an attractive aesthetic but also promise longevity, protecting the Swiss marvel inside.
What sets the Atlantic WorldMaster Pointer Date apart is its audacious design language. An elegant blend of classic and contemporary, it remains faithful to the iconic WorldMaster aesthetics while daring to redefine conventions. The advent of the pointer date function – a harmonious blend of functionality and sophistication – makes it a must-have for every wristwatch aficionado.
With the WorldMaster Pointer Date, Atlantic is not merely creating a watch; we are redefining the way time is told. This unique blend of Swiss precision, Atlantic’s innovation, and an adventurous design ethos, makes the WorldMaster Pointer Date a watch that doesn’t just mark time, but makes its mark on time. Step into a new era of horological excellence with Atlantic, today.
Movement Automatic, Pointer Date, Sellita SW221-1
Case Material Polished Stainless Steel
Case Diameter 40mm
Caseback Transparent caseback
Dial Big Luminous Numerals, Black Color, Numbers in Super-LumiNova, Date Circle, Date Pointer Hand with Red Tip
Crystal Sapphire Crystal, Anti-Reflection Coating
Bracelet Style Genuine Calf Leather Strap
Water Resistance 50 meters | 5 bar
Reference 52782.41.63GN
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History and Heritage of Atlantic Watches The Atlantic company was established in Bettlach, a village near Grenchen Switzerland, in 1888. It was founded by Eduard Kummer, born March 26, 1845. He was one of the founders of Swiss watchmaking. During his many years of apprenticeship and further education in the Swiss Jura, he constantly refined his skills as a watchmaker. He came back to his native city as a qualified master of horology. The citizens of Bettlach recognized Kummer’s business ambitions and supported the establishment of the industry, which soon became the heart of Swiss watchmaking. The vision of setting up a high-quality watchmaking business became true. In 1888, 15 to 20 employees worked in the first workshop. Over the subsequent years the factory developed steadily, reaching 720 employees before the end of the 19th century. Although Eduard Kummer was known as very traditional, he believed strongly in the development of the watch industry. At that time, the workweek lasted 6 days and 11 hours per day. There was no such thing as paid vacation nor extra wages. The introduction, in 1937 of 6 days of paid vacation per year at EKB was a social breakthrough. The company was originally called EKB (short for Eduard Kummer Bettlach). Initially the company manufactured parts for such renowned watch producers as Longines, Certina, and many others. The first watches under the name of “Atlantic” with a sextant as a logo were released in 1932, including one of the first waterproof chronographs. The invention of the “Speed Switch” in 1960 sets a milestone in the watchmaking history. The innovation allowed the date to switch 52 times faster than before. By selling this innovation to other watch manufactures, Atlantic clearly demonstrated its watch making skills. Atlantic flagship models are from the “Worldmaster” family. With this piece, the company achieved a high degree of recognition and the models are still today regarded as the brand’s identification mark. The traditional “Worldmaster” is however constantly upgraded to stay timeless. In the past, the Atlantic watches were aimed at strong personalities, who always pursued their goals and were represented in a high price range. Today, Atlantic has a wide range of watches, distinguished by their high quality, in a middle price segment. In addition to the timeless “Worldmaster”, Atlantic offers a wide selection of sporty, classic and elegant watches. However, what distinguishes the traditional models is their unique and specific Atlantic look.