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Speake-Marin
Ref. PIC.20001
The Piccadilly “Spirit MKII – DLC”
A sleek and bold steel DLC wristwatch with oversized Roman numerals, certificate of origin and guarantee and leather travel pouch
Estimate
CHF5,000–10,000
€5,400–10,700
$6,200–12,400
Manufacturer
Speake-Marin
Year
2015
Reference No
PIC.20001
Case No
SMST1130
Model Name
The Piccadilly “Spirit MKII – DLC”
Material
Steel DLC
Calibre
Automatic, cal. TT738, 35 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Leather
Clasp/Buckle
Steel DLC Speake-Marin pin buckle
Dimensions
42mm diameter
Signed
Case, dial and buckle signed
Accessories
Accompanied by Speake-Marin certificate of origin and guarantee dated May 20 2015, service invoice dated 2019, proforma invoice dated 2016 with spare parts, 3 extra nato straps in red and blue, camouflage grey and brown, leather travel pouch and outer packaging.
Full-Cataloguing
- The present Speake-Marin Piccadilly “Spirit MKII – DLC” is a striking example of the independent watchmaker’s distinctive design language, combining the iconic 42mm Piccadilly case with a contemporary black DLC-coated finish.
- The black DLC version gives the watch a modern tactical appearance while keeping the classic Speake-Marin proportions.
- Featuring Speake-Marin’s signature Foundation hands, oversized Roman numerals, and minimalist dial layout, this example embodies Peter Speake’s unique blend of traditional English-inspired aesthetics and modern watchmaking.
- Accompanied by three additional NATO straps, this well-preserved example represents an appealing opportunity for collectors of independent horology.
- The black DLC version gives the watch a modern tactical appearance while keeping the classic Speake-Marin proportions.
- Featuring Speake-Marin’s signature Foundation hands, oversized Roman numerals, and minimalist dial layout, this example embodies Peter Speake’s unique blend of traditional English-inspired aesthetics and modern watchmaking.
- Accompanied by three additional NATO straps, this well-preserved example represents an appealing opportunity for collectors of independent horology.