Black Stainless Steel Watch ES20

Swiss Steel Watch Wryst ES20 Limited Edition

The All-Black Ultimate with Integral DLC Coating

Swiss black stainless steel watch Wryst Ultimate ES20 produced exclusively in Limited Edition of 99 pieces. Black is the safest and coolest color you would want to wear. Grade 516L stainless steel engraved case, screw-down crown, case back, and metal bracelet all benefit from DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon). This unique coating technology increases the watch considerably and is the hardest and most resistant coating available.

An extra Double Injection Silicone Strap Also Included 

This timepiece looks stunning with a solid stainless steel bracelet with black DLC coating. The ES20 includes a second double injection all-black sleek silicone strap with a DLC square buckle. Despite not being a chronograph and equipped with an automatic movement, the Wryst ES20 in stainless steel is more shock resistant than the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch.

Wryst exceeds manufacturing affordable luxury Swiss watches with unforeseen specifications, high standards of know-how, and craftsmanship. The ES20 is an absolute treat to individualists inspired by outdoors and extreme sports.

WRYST engraved on the case sides

The case back in engraved with the serial number. Only 99 pieces of this limited edition will ever be available! Stock is getting low, so order your Swiss Ultimate ES20 today!

This ES20 black stainless steel watch has a darkened dial, a Swiss quartz movement, and the date window at a 3-hour position. The stainless steel case and sapphire crystal with AR coating are both shock resistant. To respect this timepiece's dark theme, this is the only reference in the stainless steel collection Ultimate to have a grey finish on the hands instead of luminescent hands like on the other models. This striking black timepiece is also available with a carbon fiber leather band.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Hard Scratchproof DLC coating

White date displayed at 3H

Screwed crown against the casing

Size 45 mm case body

Two bracelets included for a versatile look

Sapphire crystal with AR treatment

200 Meters of water resistance

Pictures of the Wryst ES20 with scratch-proof DLC coating

Fitted with an all-black silicone bracelet looks sleeker than ever!

Evolution of Casing Materials

For a very long time, manufacturers have been using stainless steel casing for their timepieces. Today, the hard and resistant alloy is a standard choice for more than 55% of the global production. A metal case inspires strength and confidence for a durable investment, either with a polished, brushed, or sand-blasted finish. Later, the all-important ticker was decorated with plating for a more appealing aspect and to add a more luxurious feel to the case body. Ultimately, the market saw new alloys and materials used in the making. It was possible to make an entire case in solid gold. In recent times, more interesting materials like carbon fiber, platinum, thermoplastic, polymers, forged carbon, composites, or ceramic are more common for sports timekeepers. Since the brand's creation, Wryst uses the hardest ever stainless grade 516L, which is the strongest and most resistant. But this was just not enough.

And There Was Black

This color has also been the first choice for many of us in recent years. A black casing is an atypical choice for many people, especially men. In polymer or thermoplastic, lightweight materials are mostly used for lower budget wristwear that are not exactly designed to have a durable lifetime. The idea of creating a stainless steel watch in black color was first used by the brand Rado with its own iconic "Rado Ceramica" casing and bracelets. Many brands today use this color within their collections, if not all, of them. The main difficulty with steel material is how any color is being coated onto the case and body.

Wryst opted for the hardest and most durable protection for steel: The diamond-like carbon coating technology. Typically, the most commercial PVD can be scratched very easily when the DLC can protect efficiently and keep stainless scratch-free for 80 years or more. You can read more here about the difference between PVD vs. DLC. The Dimond-Like is actually harder and more wearproof than steel itself. So buy buying a Wryst timepiece you are literally investing your budget on a timepiece stronger than stainless steel.

Also available with two silicone bracelets here: