Xeric's Triptych is one of the most affordable ways to get into the amazing wandering hours complication. It's a classy yet robust watch that's also a conversation starter for people curious enough to notice the weird dial on your wrist. I've worn this watch a total of 36 times since I bought it in July of 2023, mostly to go to jazz concerts. It became my jazz watch for a good while, but now it's time to let it go. It's almost like new, with a few tiny scratches in the case. Original box, accessories (a little UV flashlight), original quick-release strap and papers are all part of the packaging. Watch is located in Germany. Shipping to EU would be preferred, but I’m willing to ship anywhere. From Xeric's website: The Triptych Automatic takes design cues from classic, historical watches while taking advantage of modern manufacturing and finishing precision today. Powered by our proprietary automatic wandering hour movement, it’s completely mechanical. It never requires batteries and will never die as you wear it. Reading the time looks complicated but is actually quite easy. Simply look at where the hour meets the minutes. That’s it. As time passes, the next hour comes into view, and the geneva gear mechanism shifts the discs to their next position. A spiral guilloche-style dial creates a sense of static motion that isn’t typically seen in a watch dial, almost giving the appearance that the wandering hour mechanism is engraving the texture down into the dial. MOVEMENT: Proprietary Xeric Caliber X2.3 Movement built on a Miyota 9039 CASE MATERIAL: Stainless Steel CASE SIZE: 42 mm CASE THICKNESS: 11.6 mm LUG TO LUG: 50 mm CRYSTAL: Sapphire BAND MATERIAL: Italian Leather BAND WIDTH: 20 mm WATER RESISTANCE: 5 ATM WATCH WEIGHT (G): 90.7 g LIMITED EDITION: 500