Błonie Polan 1 white silver dial / Men's watch on a black leather strap

When designing the Błonie Polan, we wanted not only to resurrect nostalgia for a bygone era, but also to offer a model that meets the most contemporary requirements. The design, style and industrial design of Poland in the 1960s are today almost iconic. They are synonymous with chic, class and elegance.

The new Polan alludes to its prototype primarily through distinctive hour indexes. The distinctive font at 12, 3, 6 and 9 o'clock makes this model unmistakable from any other watch produced in Blonie. The envelope is made of brushed stainless steel and measures 39.8 mm. The convex sapphire glass with its profile somewhat nostalgically refers to the Plexiglas glass used in turn-of-the-twentieth-century watches, including those made by Blonie timepieces.

In this model we have relied on an interesting solution in the form of a two-tier dial. Its lower layer has been finished with concentric brushing, which makes the dial shimmer delicately with different shades when light falls on it. In the upper layer, made in a matte finish, indexes are cut out, headed by four stylized Arabic indexes. Responsible for the precision of the watch is the reliable Miyota 8315 movement with a 60-hour power reserve. It has been equipped with bridges decorated with Geneva stripes.

At 12 o'clock there is the Blonie logo set on a plate with two steel-colored or blue-plated screws. The three centrally mounted hands are partially skeletonized - this is also an inspiration going back to archival “Mery” models. This type of full triangular hands were imported by Blonie in the 1960s from Moscow's Kirov watch factory. The watch is equipped with a high-quality calfskin strap fastened with a traditional buckle. The Glade is both classically elegant, but also has its own recognizable character. A total of 200, numbered watches will be created in each color version.