What we wanted to achieve
The iStill Watch is a project that we have put quite some time in, over the last year and a half. As admirers of the craftsmanship, the detailing, and the precision engineering of beautiful timepieces, as well as stills, it has been our desire to design a watch that does justice to our brand and to the people that will wear one.
For whom we designed it
For whom did we design the iStill Watch? For those that positively impact our industry and help make it a more vibrant, competitive, and empowered market place. Either by helping out the industry or individual distillers directly, or by helping us make a difference.
Watchkeeper
Wearing an iStill Watch makes you a Watchkeeper. iStill’s timepiece, in other words, comes with both acknowledgement and responsibility. The acknowledgement of having made a significant contribution to the craft distilling industry. And the responsibility to keep watch over our industry: to call out and amend what’s wrong, and to help individual craft distillers – and the industry at large – move forward.
Availability
We have designed and built 25 iStill Watches. Seventeen watches have been reserved to celebrate those that have already made a difference. Eight watches are held in stock for future jubilees.
Specifications
Movement: Swiss Automatic, 26 jewels, pearlage decorated, Glucydur balance wheel, Cotes de Geneve finished rotor
Movement (continuation): Nivaflex mainspring, Incabloc shock protection
Calibre: 28,800vph, 4Hz, smooth sweep
Power reserve: 44 hours
Waterproof: 10 ATM, 100 meters or 330 feet, double O-ring sealing
Accuracy: 0 to +5 seconds/day
Case: 41 mm, 316L Stainless Steel
Glass: Sapphire
Dial: Black, with illuminated silver dots
Bezel: 316L Stainless Steel, polished
Hands: Silver, illuminated
Caseback: 316L Stainless Steel screw-cap, with sapphire glass window
Crown: Wide model
Bracelet: 22 mm, Stainless Steel, 3-link, mat/shine combo, black PVD coat
Buckle: Concealed double butterfly folding clasp
Individual watch test report: strength & pressure testing passed (well above and beyond specifications)
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