When King Frederick III of Denmark granted the Coat of Arms of
Copenhagen in 1661, he also granted the citizens of Copenhagen the same rights to own property as the Danish nobility.
They seem to have liked watches ever since.
What makes the citizens of Denmark so happy? There are many reasons, but the citizens of this small country have certainly developed an appreciation for the finer things. Danish designers like Jacob Jensen and Arne Jacobsen have become world famous for designs that focused on the user; while maintaining a respect for natural materials, and showing a remarkable attention to detail.
It is no surprise that the watch industry was an early beneficiary of Denmark’s unique design esthetic. To this day, Danish timepieces are prized for their beauty and functional simplicity. Johan Eric continues this Danish tradition of fine design with a superb collection of timepieces that exemplify the simplicity and clean lines that have made Danish Design famous around the world.
Copenhagen Coat of Arms Engraving on Johan Eric Caseback |
Slim, modern lines, superb craftsmanship and great value characterize all Johan Eric watches. On the back of each of these fine timepieces is an engraving of the famous Copenhagen Coat of Arms. Johan Eric is extremely proud of its Danish roots. The beautiful Johan Eric Skive, Hobro, Streuer, Tondor, Agersø, Helsingør and Vejle Collections are each named after a different Danish city. The distinctive laser engraving on each stainless steel caseback is another way of celebrating the brand’s unique Danish heritage.
Gevril Group US Agent for Johan Eric Watches
In Europe, the Johan Eric brand is distributed by Gevril Group Europa.
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