UNO Quartz 44mm Clips

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.

UNO Quartz 44 mm from BOTTA

The UNO Quartz wrist watch as 44 mm version of the UNO series featuring a high quality swiss quartz movement. Its improved one-hand display principle is still the same as the one used in the original UNO one-hand watch invented by Klaus Botta in 1986.

The UNO 44mm Quartz is also available without a date display. (Please specify at checkout)

The design of the display

The demonstratively generous dial of the UNO Quartz takes up almost the entire visible watch face. The precise resolution of the scale, which has been extended right out to the edge of the dial, thereby achieves even better readability. A clear explanation of the one-hand watch principle can be found here.

The UNO one-hand display

The UNO 12-hour one-hand watch is probably the simplest form of time display.
The one-hand display of the UNO works basically similar to a conventional 12-hour three-hand watch.The precise UNO hand displays hours and minutes. Its dial is adapted to the way we communicate time. Speaking of "half hours" and "quarter hours".

The UNO dial consists of strokes with various lengths. The long lines indicate hours, the medium-length lines represent half hours, the slightly shorter lines represent 15 minutes, and the short lines represent 5 minutes. Thanks to its logical dial, the UNO manages to display the time precisely and simultaneously in a pleasantly reduced manner. As a result, it conveys a relaxed approach to time.