This smaller version of the Union Terminal watch is inspired by the iconic clock on the outside of Cincinnati's Union Terminal. A portion of every sale directly benefits the Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal.

Vintage out of the box.

The watch is part of our Cincinnati Recycled collection and features a never-used vintage watch case made in Switzerland circa 1960. These cases were recovered new old stock, still in their original wrapping, but due to their age and handling over the past 50 years, may have some slight imperfections and are not water-resistant.

Although the cases are vintage, the watch features a brand-new dial, hands, Swiss-made movement, and bracelet. As always, the watch is designed and assembled in Cincinnati, Ohio.

The stainless steel bracelet features quick-release spring bars that can be easily removed without the need for any tools. You can fit a different style strap to change up the look in seconds without any tools or major risk of scratching the case. These straps look great on the Ladies Union Terminal.

Specifications:

Case

26.5 mm Swiss Made vintage case, made circa 1960

9.5 mm Thick, including domed acrylic crystal

34 mm Lug-to-Lug

12 mm Lug width

No water resistance

Crystal

Acrylic

Dial

Silver-White w/ Sunburst effect on 2nd layer

First dial layer coated in BGW9

Movement

Ronda 502 Top Grade (Swiss Made)

Stop Seconds Hacking

Repairable metal Quartz movement

1 Jewel/Swiss Made

3-year battery life

Included Accessories

12 mm Stainless Steel bracelet, quick-release strap removal system. Push pins secure the links.

Warranty

Two-year warranty. View Terms Here

Assembly

Assembled in Cincinnati by our in-house Watchmaker.

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