Watches come in many shapes and sizes. In addition to round and square, there are also rectangular (long), oval (elliptical), tonneau (barrel), and flared (long with the center of the length narrowed inward) shapes. The cushion case or octagonal shape was often used for the first watches made for men.
The cushion case, as the name suggests, is a rounded square case like a cushion or cushion. The first Oyster watches that are still in use today used cushion cases in the 1920s.
The Cushion Watch from M.R.M.R. is truly a selection of two dials from the many cushion case watches that have existed over the past 100 years.
The black and white dials from the 1930s feature small seconds (seconds hand at 6 o'clock).
The small, rounded body is suitable for women who live near their families.
Black dial
Stainless steel case in shiny silver color with black dial surrounded by a coin-edged bezel. The Black dial and the White print on the black dial couldn't be more recognizable. Easy to read, shaded Arabic numerals on the indexes and the brand name "M.M." at 12 o'clock below.
M.R.M WATCH" logo below 12 o'clock. Black luminescent cobra hands.
Genuine brown leather Crazy Horse strap