Hailing from Regensburg, Germany, Damasko made its debut in the watch market in 1994, driven by a vision to innovate and set new benchmarks.

Damasko's breakthrough lies in its patented steel alloy, which is not only nickel-free but also boasts exceptional resistance to corrosion. A key advantage of this alloy is its suitability for "ice-hardening" the entire case to an impressive 760 HV, which is about four times higher than the typical industry standard. In contrast, Sinn’s tegimenting technique hardens only the surface to 1200 HV, leaving the interior of the case comparatively less hardened.

This Damasko DA36 is quit unique, because they changed the hands at the last service for the blue hands of the Damasko DA38. A small detail but overall a total new look. The watch itself is in near mint condition with service and comes a full set!