THE REFERENCE LIBRARY Arnold and Son
TB88
REFERENCE1TBAP.S01A.C113A
The details behind the design.
Explore this Arnold and Son reference, its specifications and its place in our watch archive.
- Movement
- Handwound
- Calibre
- A&S5003 Palladium
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A CLOSER LOOK
About this watch.
John Arnold was an exceptional watchmaker who had several major patents to his name and created a minor storm in precision timekeeping with the Arnold No. 36. This was the first-ever watch referred to as a chronometer, a term used to this day to denote a supremely accurate timepiece. The TB88 is compelling proof that the brand has lost none of its appetite for innovative technology or precision timekeeping, all encompassed in distinctive English design for the Royal Collection., , The present version has a rose gold case and a palladium-finished version of the cal. 5003.
THE DETAILS
Specifications.
- Brand
- Arnold and Son
- Collection
- Royal Collection
- Reference
- 1TBAP.S01A.C113A
- Limited edition
- No
- Crystal
- Sapphire
- Case back
- Open
- Case shape
- Round
- Dial colour
- Skeleton
- Frequency
- 18000 bph
- Indexes
- Stick / Dot
- Movement
- Handwound
- Power reserve
- 100 h
- Calibre
- A&S5003 Palladium
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