Capturing time requires precision engineering and mechanical excellence. Each is essential to the art of photography. To facilitate the accurate measurement of time, Leica has chosen the ergonomic efficiency of a fine timepiece to expand its commitment to the decisive moment.
Leica Watches ZM 1 and ZM 2 (formerly referred to as Leica L1 and L2) are timekeeping analogs to Leica’s fine optical and photographic instruments. Carrying Leica DNA from the lens-like domed sapphire crystal to the red-dot emblazoned push-piece crown, they bring “Das Wesentliche” from the visual realm to the temporal.
Mechanically, both models are manually-wound watches displaying hours, minutes and seconds, a date window, status and power reserve. The Leica ZM 1 and Leica ZM 2 are fitted with a scratch-proof domed sapphire crystal, a transparent case back, and are both water-resistant to a depth of 50 metres I ATM. The power reserve guarantees at least 60 hours of motion and is decked by evenly closing blades reminiscent of the shutters of a Leica camera. Similarly, the specially developed container made of glass for the Leica watch is ideal for transporting and storing Leica M lenses, too. The patented push-crown with red ceramic insert is a typically stylish, technical and aesthetic finishing touch for both watches.
ZM 1 comes with an option of
Calf leather watch strap available in 3 sizes:
– S: 105 x 65 (small – from 166 to 196 mm wrist size) – M: 115 x 75 (medium – from 186 to 216 mm wrist size) – L: 125 x 82 (large – from 216 to 246 mm wrist size)
Or Alligator Leather Watch Strap, Black, available in 3 sizes:
– S: 100 x 68 (small – from 164 to 206 mm wrist size) – M: 118 x 78 (medium – from 180 to 222 mm wrist size) – L: 130 x 90 (large – from 204 to 246 mm wrist size)
