Fortis

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More about Fortis

For more than 100 years, Fortis has dedicated itself to the production of timepieces with outstanding quality and absolute robustness. The Swiss watch manufacturer has often been a leader in innovations and developments that have inspired and driven an entire industry.
As early as 1926, the world's first automatic wrist watch was mass-produced by Fortis in collaboration with John Harwood. Through the decades, many other milestones in the art of watchmaking have been set by the Swiss brand. Fortis continues to impress with its independence and curiosity.
In 2020 a legend returns: the Flieger. More than just a pilot's watch - a precise tool made to be used. The Fortis Flieger, first presented in 1987, embodies an important cornerstone within the brand's collection to this day.
 

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Delivery times vary depending on the brand and the model. Usually, it takes an average of two to three business days for your watch to be shipped (subject to availability).

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