Summerlin Leather Watch

Summerlin Leather Watch by Freehand Goods Features:

• Zebra wood face with multi-function eyes (day, date, 24 hour)
• 6P29 Miyota Movement
• Gold details inside face including logo, dials & hands
• Back of face engraved with the Freehand Ouroboros gator
• 100% full grain veg tan English Bridle leather bands (5oz.)
• Military grade thread and stitching
• Black clasp hardware & crown
• Comes with an engraved, round bamboo box with a watch pillow
• 7 size holes set 1/4 inch apart
• Face Diameter: 1.75″
• Face Thickness: 0.375″
• Total Weight: 29 grams
• Total Length: 10.5″
• Handcrafted in Orlando, FL in extremely small quantities
• Tanned in the traditional English manner at Pennsylvania’s Wickett & Craig
  • Founded in 1867, Wickett & Craig is a world premiere vegetable tannery. A labor-intensive method that requires skilled workers, veg-tanning is a natural, eco-friendly process that produces deep-colored leathers of superior quality.
• Breaks in, softens and patinas with use

To Set the Multi-Function Gears:

• There are two gears on the side crown
• Pull the crown to the first gear out & turn counterclockwise which will adjust the calendar day
• Pull the crown to the second gear out & turn clockwise to set the actual time, the 24 hour time & the day of the week
• The hour hand will need to make two full clockwise circles for the day of the week to adjust forward one day

About The Maker:

This Summerlin Leather Watch was handcrafted from start to finish by Seth Daniels, co-owner and in-house leathersmith of Freehand Goods. Seth’s fascination with veg-tan leather and it’s superior strength and durability started simply because he wanted a hand-tooled motorcycle seat for his Harley but didn’t want to pay $3k. So he made his own. After making three seats that took more than 70 hours each to complete, he expanded to taking custom leather orders from friends and family. You can check out more of his custom work on his Instagram.

For ten years, Seth created anything and everything imaginable with leather before starting to make wallets for Freehand in 2016 out of his Orlando garage. The company started with four wallets in three dyes. Now Seth works six days a week in the East End Market workshop and stockroom to produce over 100 items in the six distinct Freehand colorways. Seth cuts, dyes, sews and finishes every piece himself. He works tirelessly to maintain store and online inventory for the Freehand customers while also developing new products and improving old designs. If you’re ever in Orlando and want to talk leather, Seth is your guy. Swing by the workshop, take a look around and see what’s new.