Mondaine Evo Quartz White Dial Black Leather Strap Watch A468.30352.11SBB RRP £359 The Case: The case used on this Mondaine Evo watch A468.30352.11SBB is made from silver stainless steel and has a polished finish. The crown is located at the 3 o\'clock position which once pulled out can be used to adjust the time. The reverse of the case has a solid stainless steel back with a pressed design, allowing the watch to be resistant to 30 metres, suitable for light splashes. It  bears all the traits of classic Mondaine design, but its brought up to date by the inclusion of an alarm that is audible via a sound box on the case back. Moreover, hardened mineral glass sits inline with the case to give it both protection and class. The fact that the glass is flat allows it to neatly reside under a sleeve. The Strap: The strap is made from black leather and can be easily fastened using a standard buckle. The strap comes in at a width of 20mm which is complemented well by the 40mm case. The Dial & Functions: The classic white dial on this piece is seen throughout all Mondaine watches. It is designed after the clocks used in Swiss railway stations since 1944. Furthermore, the red second hand is in the shape of a conductor\'s paddle to wave away the train, again harking back to Mondaine\'s heritage. Also, the ever present Mondaine logo can be seen just underneath the 12 o\'clock index. Black indexes are complemented by black hands, of which are powered by an ETA 804.192 quartz movement. Furthermore, the tip of the hands are coated in a luminous material which allows for easy visbility at night. Key Features: ETA 804.192 Quartz Movement 40mm Case Stainless Steel Brushed Case Pressed Case Back Regular Gasket Hardened Mineral Glass 30m Water Resistant Black Leather Strap 20mm Lug Width Swiss Made The Family: Evo The Mondaine evo2 watch collection retains the timeless Bauhaus style of the Classic Official Swiss Railways watch. The evo2’s seamless stainless steel case and rounded shape offer maximum comfort on the wrist. The Brand: Mondaine The history of Mondaine begins in 1944, with Hans Hilfiger. He was a Swiss engineer, who was working for the Swiss Railway Station, he decided to design a clock that woulds synchronise the departure time for all of the trains coming and leaving Zurich’s main station. The result was a clock that was powered by an electric motor, which controls the clock allowing it a complete rotation in 58.5 seconds. The red hand would then pause for 1.5 seconds and then jump forward to meet up with the minute hand again to allow it to synchronise with the master clock in the signal box. It derives from the red signs held by train conductors to wave and to signal passengers whenever a train was coming in or out of the station. Mondaine, originally founded in 1951, enjoyed a period of success after releasing  one of the first timepieces to display a digital time reading on a wristwatch and the first LCD watch in 1957. However it was not until 1986 that the design of the SBB Railway clock began to feature on Mondaine’s wristwatches. After they obtained the necessary licenses they released the first station clock wristwatch. The famous white face accompanied by the bold red second hand and the black minute and hour hands would later become a timeless design used on not only wristwatches, but on pocket watches, alarm clocks, and even wall clocks. The love for the simple, timeless design of the Mondaine watch has been widespread, with the watch being sold in over forty countries and in thousands of sales outlets. The watch can also be found proudly hanging in famous museums, train stations, airports, and of course in the SBB Railway Station. Links: If you have any questions please  click here Click here to join our  facebook  and  Instagram !