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Thomas Anshaw: Born in Manchester, England in 1749, Thomas Ahnshaw was praised for improving the marine chronometer during his voyage. This marine chronometer became indispensable for the Royal Navy at the time to sail around the world. Inspired by his achievements and achievements, Thomas Anshaw is back as a wrist watch. During the Age of Discovery, Ferdinand Bauer contributed greatly to the study, record and understanding of plants and nature. The images and records were surprisingly accurate. Named after the Bauer, this watch skeletonizes complex and beautifully machined individual parts into the slimmest case, timed as beautifully as the Bauer record.