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Elka Watch Co’s neo-vintage elegance to hit WatchPro Salon stage

Editorial Staff

24 Oct 2025 — 1 min read

Elka Watch Co is set to showcase its neo-vintage elegance and Swiss craftsmanship at the WatchPro Salon 2025 in London, featuring distinct collections such as the X Series, Classic D Series, N Series, and Arinis dive watches. The brand, relaunched in 2022, draws inspiration from its heritage, with designs that reflect the charm of the 1960s and classic styles from the 1930s. Notable pieces include the Elka Arinis AF03w-1002, which pays tribute to ancient civilizations and highlights the brand's commitment to combining historical significance with modern functionality. The event will take place at 60 Great Queen Street, bringing together over 30 watchmakers from October 31 to November 1.

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