Linde Werdelin SpidoLite II Watch
Linde Werdelin follows up its brand defining SpidoLite watch with the new SpidoLite II. The original model was interesting for taking the brand's Biformeter case and skeletonizing it. Skeletonized dials aren't particularly rare, but skeletonized cases are much less common �C especially in the way that Linde Werdelin does it.The original SpidoLite was designed to deconstruct as much of the case as possible to retain its strength �C but also offer an intriguing design. The SpidoLite (discussed more here), contained a vintage automatic movement that was specially restored and finished by the workshops of the talented Svend Andersen.The SpidoLite was followed-up with the SpidoSpeed Chronograph �C which is the where you might recognize the case design of the SpidoLite II to have originated from. Though I believe the SpidoLite II is a bit thinner at 15mm thick and 44mm wide. The case is does in titanium and will initially be offered in two versions. One version will be naked titanium while the

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Hi Guys, does anyone happen to have the article number for the stainless plots the link the diver strap to the case?Cheers

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