Regalo Wash
The mechanism, left in plain sight.
A tonneau case in rose finish, opened up so the automatic movement runs where you can watch it. No battery, no winding. It takes its power from the way you move. Set on a soft silicone strap that keeps a heavy looking watch light on the wrist.
The Detail
Automatic, not battery.
Wound by your own movement. Leave it off the wrist for a day or two and it simply stops until you pick it up again.
Skeleton dial.
Gears, bridges and the balance wheel, visible from the front. The watch explains itself.
Tonneau shape.
A barrel case that curves with the wrist rather than sitting flat on it.
Specifications
| Case | Tonneau, alloy with set stone bezel |
| Strap | Silicone |
| Movement | Automatic, self winding |
| Dial | Open skeleton |
Taking Care Of It
Keep it running.
Worn daily, it winds itself. If it stops after a spell in the drawer, turn the crown gently a dozen times and reset the time.
Keep it dry.
Not built for showering, swimming or diving. Wipe any splashes with a soft dry cloth.
Keep it away from magnets.
Speakers, laptop lids and phone cases hold stronger magnets than you would think. Prolonged contact affects timekeeping on any mechanical watch.
The strap.
Silicone cleans with warm water and a little soap. Dry it fully before putting it back on.
