Alexander Shorokhoff Equa
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“La Mitad del Mundo” is an equatorial monument in San Antonio de Pichincha in Ecuador. The monument is located about 23 kilometers north of the capital Quito and marks the location where Charles Marie de La Condamine, traveling with a French expedition, determined the exact position of the equator as the first European in 1736.
The equinox at the equator, symbol of the beginning of spring and fall, is artistically interpreted in two semi rings on the dial, each of them representing 12 hours.
What catches the eye is the vibrant orange of the upper ring symbolizing heat and fire, and the warm blue of the lower ring, alluding to mild equator nights. Just like the equator, both of them enclose the ocean, which is implied by the gleaming light and dark mother-of-pearl.
The equinox at the equator, symbol of the beginning of spring and fall, is artistically interpreted in two semi rings on the dial, each of them representing 12 hours.
What catches the eye is the vibrant orange of the upper ring symbolizing heat and fire, and the warm blue of the lower ring, alluding to mild equator nights. Just like the equator, both of them enclose the ocean, which is implied by the gleaming light and dark mother-of-pearl.
- Calibre: 24-hour manual winding movement, caliber 2423.AS, partially hand-engraved and refined, blued screws, 17 jewels, power reserve approx. 38 hours
- Functions: Hours, minutes, center seconds
- Case: Stainless steel
- Diameter 43.5 mm
- Height 12.75 mm
- Bezel and case back polished, middle part brushed
- Sapphire glass on both sides, anti-reflective on front
- Case back with 7 screws
- Width of leather strap 22 mm
- 5 atm water-resistant
- Dial: Black mother-of-pearl with aluminum outer ring in light blue and orange
- Hands: Hour and minute hands coated with orange luminous paint, center second painted in light blue
- Strap: High-quality stainless leather strap
| case material: | Steel |
| Movement: | Manual winding |
| Gender: | Men's watch / Unisex |
