Arits A1
In a world of fleeting trends, the Arits A1 stands as a testament to enduring design and uncompromising quality. Crafted in Switzerland, this timepiece is for those who appreciate the subtle art of sophistication.
Embrace Timeless Elegance:
The Arits A1 isn't just a watch; it's a statement of refined taste and enduring style. Secure your piece of horological excellence today.
Pickup available at Tensen Juwelers
Pickup available October/November 2025. We will notify you when the piece is ready.
Arits A1
British Racing Green
Tensen Juwelers
Huidevettersstraat 46
2000 Antwerpen
Belgium
The specifications
Swiss Precision
Powered by the Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement, ensuring reliable timekeeping with a 36-hour power reserve.
Refined Dimensions
A 39mm 316L stainless steel case with a slim 9.6mm profile, offering a comfortable and elegant fit.
Crystal Clarity
Sapphire crystal glass with seven layers of anti-reflective coating, providing durability and clear visibility.
Water Resistance
Rated at 10 ATM (100 meters), suitable for everyday wear and occasional immersion.
Luminous Details
Sunray dial with applied indexes and nickel hands, both filled with Super-LumiNova® TC-C1 Grade X1 for readability in low light.
Powered by the Sellita SW200-1 automatic movement, ensuring reliable timekeeping with a 36-hour power reserve.
A 39mm 316L stainless steel case with a slim 9.6mm profile, offering a comfortable and elegant fit.
Sapphire crystal glass with seven layers of anti-reflective coating, providing durability and clear visibility.
Rated at 10 ATM (100 meters), suitable for everyday wear and occasional immersion.
Sunray dial with applied indexes and nickel hands, both filled with Super-LumiNova® TC-C1 Grade X1 for readability in low light.
"Young Antwerp entrepreneurs launch local watch brand Arits."
"Between entry-level watches like Seiko and Tissot and the high-end segment of Rolex, Cartier, or Omega, there’s still a major gap. With our brand, we aim to make luxury more accessible."
“After the established watch nations, we now want to put Belgium on the map.”