Freese Watches’ latest innovation, the Freese 101 Mark II, will be introduced on British Watchmakers Day. Limited to just 101 units, the Freese 101 Mark II will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis during the event.
Any remaining timepieces post-event will be made accessible to pre-registered customers who were unable to attend.
Expanding on the triumph of its forerunner, the Freese 101, which drew inspiration from the timeless Rolex 5513 Submariner, the Freese 101 Mark II embodies founder Simon Freese’s vision for an everyday, wearable timepiece.
Simon explains: “I aimed to create a straightforward, resilient, and trustworthy watch for daily use, and I am confident that we have achieved this with the Freese 101 Mark II.”
Setting itself apart as the first Freese watch with a bespoke stainless-steel case entirely produced in the United Kingdom, the Freese 101 Mark II showcases a sturdy design with notable resistance to shocks.
The case’s reverse side incorporates three convenient apertures, facilitating effortless access to the Swiss-made Sellita SW200 manual wind movement, using a standard three-pin watch case opener.
