This sleek watch features a unique one-handed Japanese Quartz Movement allowing the time to be displayed using only one hand. Not only does it eliminate the second hand, it eliminates the minute hand as well. The time between hours is marked off in five minute increments so the sharp appearance is not covered by two or three hands in motion. It’s as good-looking as it is original.
The One Watch Tells Time With Just One Hand
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