Why are Roger W. Smith watches so popular?
Roger W. Smith watches have become popular due to their exceptional craftsmanship, limited production, unique designs, independent artisanal approach, and association with George Daniels. Meticulously handcrafted using the renowned Daniels Method, their limited quantities enhance exclusivity. The brand’s commitment to individuality and independent artisanal approach appeals to those who appreciate personalized, handmade timepieces. Moreover, Roger W. Smith’s training under George Daniels adds to the watches’ prestige and legacy.
How many Roger W. Smith watches are made annually?
Roger W. Smith watches are handcrafted in limited quantities each year, typically ranging from 10 to 15 timepieces. The Daniels Method requires unwavering attention to detail, resulting in a considerable amount of time required to ensure that every Roger W. Smith watch embodies exceptional craftsmanship, quality, and precision.
What is the average waitlist time for a Roger W. Smith?
The waitlist time for a Roger W. Smith watch can vary depending on the specific model and demand. For highly sought-after models, the waitlist may range from several years to even longer.
What is Series 2?
Probably the most important watch in the brand’s history, the original Series 2 was the first watch to be made entirely in-house. Made in 2006, the new Series 2 represents 10 years of progress, with a 38mm or 40mm case displaying hours, minutes, seconds, and a power reserve indicator. It features Roger W. Smith’s latest single-wheel Daniels Co-axial escapement, a free-sprung Quadrajust balance, and meticulous finishing with engraved English floral designs.
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