*No longer for sale - decided to keep this one for now. Thanks for the interest and offers.
I'm selling my Damasko DA36 because it's just not getting enough wear and sitting in my watch box. A great watch but I have my eye on something else. I purchased this watch from Dan at Timeless Luxury in late 2014 and my best estimate is that I've probably worn it about 2 dozen times in total. If you know Damasko watches, you know that the steel is incredibly tough. That combined with how little it's been worn makes it appear to be practically brand new. The crystal and case are pretty much flawless. It comes with the black leather strap with yellow stitching and I've probably only worn it on that strap 4-5 times. It's keeping good time the last I checked at about +5-6 sec/day. In the interest of full disclosure but not in my opinion an actual issue with the watch: I posted a thread in the German watch forum when I first received it worried that when I set the time and date I may have messed up the date wheel, but I have not noticed any problems with it. As some people have also noticed with this ETA movement as well, you can hear a small click sound when the winding rotor turns but everything I've read says that's pretty much the normal functioning. The watch switches over both day and date correctly, has full power reserve, winds smoothly, sets smoothly, and keeps good time. I do not believe anything is wrong but just wanted to disclose in case you read the thread. Watch is still within warranty period and comes with everything I received including box, papers, etc. asking $950 shipped within the US.
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I'm selling my Damasko DA36 because it's just not getting enough wear and sitting in my watch box. A great watch but I have my eye on something else. I purchased this watch from Dan at Timeless Luxury in late 2014 and my best estimate is that I've probably worn it about 2 dozen times in total. If you know Damasko watches, you know that the steel is incredibly tough. That combined with how little it's been worn makes it appear to be practically brand new. The crystal and case are pretty much flawless. It comes with the black leather strap with yellow stitching and I've probably only worn it on that strap 4-5 times. It's keeping good time the last I checked at about +5-6 sec/day. In the interest of full disclosure but not in my opinion an actual issue with the watch: I posted a thread in the German watch forum when I first received it worried that when I set the time and date I may have messed up the date wheel, but I have not noticed any problems with it. As some people have also noticed with this ETA movement as well, you can hear a small click sound when the winding rotor turns but everything I've read says that's pretty much the normal functioning. The watch switches over both day and date correctly, has full power reserve, winds smoothly, sets smoothly, and keeps good time. I do not believe anything is wrong but just wanted to disclose in case you read the thread. Watch is still within warranty period and comes with everything I received including box, papers, etc. asking $950 shipped within the US.
