Rossling & Co. has already introduced us to one line of affordable, ultra-thin watches. After delivering their first successful Kickstarter project (the watches are seriously awesome), they went back to the drawing board to give their customers exactly what they wanted–an automatic watch that adheres to all the Rossling & Co. principles that made the first watch such a success. The guts of this new watch is a Japanese Miyota Calibre 9015 self-winding, 3-hand movement with a 42-hour reserve. That movement is housed in a 9mm thick, 40mm stainless case that’s paired with two, interchangeable straps (genuine suede and leather). The same things that made the first Rossling & Co offering (affordability, versatility and style) are present in this automatic version as well–they just stepped everything up a notch with the switch from a quartz movement to an automatic one.
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