Neo A
The Neo's dial is aluminium that has been anodised and then dyed in the UK, so the colour sits inside the oxide layer grown on the metal rather than on top of it as paint. Paulin points out that an even anodised finish is hard to achieve, which is why the material is seldom used for watch dials. The case is 38 mm of 316L steel, 11.6 mm thick under a box-section Hesalite crystal, and water resistant to 50 m.
Specifications
Also runs on the Seiko NH35A
32 watches in the catalogue run on it, priced from $525 to GBP 570 across the 13 with a published price.
- Marathon Watch Company34mm Black General Purpose Mechanical (GPM) (Nylon DEFSTAN) · Ref. WW194003BK-0108-KIT$575
- Marathon Watch Company34mm Desert Tan General Purpose Mechanical (GPM) (Standard Issue / Nylon DEFSTAN) · Ref. WW194003DT-0106-KIT$575
- Marathon Watch Company34mm Sage Green General Purpose Mechanical (GPM) (Standard Issue / Nylon DEFSTAN) · Ref. WW194003SG-0106-KIT$575
- UnimaticModello Due UC2 Classic$655
- UnimaticModello Quattro UC4 Classic$655
- UnimaticModello Uno UC1 Classic$760
- PaulinNeo ATHIS WATCHGBP 570
- PaulinNeo BGBP 570
- PaulinNeo CGBP 570
- PaulinNeo DGBP 570
- UnimaticModello Due U2-KKD Kaikado
- UnimaticModello Due U2-RA
Collector photographs
Taken by people who own this reference: their light, their wear, their patina. Not the maker’s photography. Where the maker hasn’t given us a photograph, one of these is shown as the main image above, always credited. A few are the Atlas’s own, and say so.
If this watch is in your collection, yours would be the first. A photograph on the wrist shows what a studio image cannot: scale, wear, and how the piece has actually aged.
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How to get one
The maker's page for this exact reference, the same page this catalogue's specifications are sourced from.
Paulin publishes its current collection and its retailer or service network on its own site. Start there for what is actually in production; this catalogue records references whether or not they are still sold.
Check the model name, case material and any edition number against the maker's own page before buying anywhere else. No reference number is recorded for this watch, so those are the details that identify it.