Damasko watches | Grail Atlas

Microbrand. Germany, founded 1994. Ice-hardened steel, in-house movements, and engineering that treats the case as the product.

Worth knowing: Makes its own movements and its own hardened steel. A genuine manufacture that happens to be small, so arguably not "micro" at all.

How Grail Atlas defines a microbrand

Founded1994OriginBarbing, GermanyCatalog refs5Families3

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DA36 · DA36
enthusiastneo-vintageETA 2824-2: Swiss automatic, 28,800bph, 38-42h PR, 25j; lever escapement; workhorse mid-range movement used across many Swiss brands40mm2008–presenteditorial
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DA46 · DA46
enthusiastneo-vintageETA 2836-2: Swiss automatic with day and date, 28,800bph, 38h PR, 25j; variant of 2824 with full calendar; used in Damasko DA46 and Bremont MBII40mm2008–presenteditorial
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DC56 · DC56
enthusiastneo-vintageETA/Valjoux 7750: Swiss automatic chronograph, 28,800bph, 42h PR, 25j; cam-and-lever system (column-wheel optional), workhorse chronograph ebauche40mm2008–presenteditorial
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DC66 · DC66
enthusiastmodernETA/Valjoux 7750: Swiss automatic chronograph, 28,800bph, 42h PR, 25j; cam-and-lever system (column-wheel optional), workhorse chronograph ebauche40mm2010–presenteditorial
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DK105 · DK105
enthusiastmodernDamasko Cal. H35-1: in-house hand-wound three-hand (hours/minutes, small seconds, date), 28,800bph, 52h PR; used in DK105; ice-hardened stainless steel case and movement; German tool watch engineering40mm2014–presenteditorial
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