Show cased in 2006 at the SIHH (Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie) event
Alfred Dunhill Limited is part of Richemont, one of the world’s leading luxury goods groups, whose other brands include Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Piaget, Vacheron Constantin, Jaeger-LeCoultre, IWC and Montblanc. Alongside their fine selection of timepieces A Dunhill Ltd also offer a wide range of leathergoods, menswear, gifts and fragrances for the discerning consumer. Our timepieces are developed in the workshop of acclaimed watchmaker Tom Bolt so you can be assured our products will be of the highest quality if you purchase from Alfred Dunhill. |
The classic look of the A-Centric is the result of more than a hundred years of development starting in 1903 when Alfred Dunhill filed a patent for "horological instruments" and began work on the first Dunhill watch, a dashboard clock. The A-Centric is inspired directly by this motoring heritage and is the latest in Dunhill innovation.
The outer bezel of the A-Centric displays the days of the month and the time of day can be read from the arabic numerals and brightly lumimous hands within the central ring of the timepiece. This watch is a precision instrument which would not look out of place in the cockpit of a fighter plane or on the dashboard of a 21st century supercar.
The A-Centric is so exclusive that Dunhill even commissioned its own exclusive automatic movement for Pentagraph model, which incidentally is limited to only 1,000 pieces worldwide.
Five separate hands all driven from the centre of the dial, incorporating 24 hour time zone and calendar.
42mm x 42mm case
50mm lug to lug
Depth 12.5mm
22mm lug width
Polished case
Sapphire crystal
Deployant buckle
21 jewels
- The A-Centric is Powered by a Swiss Dubois-Dépraz self-winding mechanical movement
- Supplied on a calfskin strap with deployment clasp shaped as a D.
The watch is powered by an ETA 2892A2 which has been altered with a module add on by Dubois-Dépraz
This is number 0419/1000.
Mint condition – keeping time to within + 6 seconds a day.