ErrediBi
ErrediBi is an indipendent microbrand watchmaker based in the Milan area.
ErrediBi offers a unique timepiece in the world watchmaking scene – to do so, the watch case concept has been completely rethinked.
From the very first attempts, the goal was to find a toolwatch that could be considered “a step ahead” compared to the standards of the watchmaking industry.
In 1998, this vision led to the patenting of a “double cased” watch, obtained from modified industrial components combined with CNC machined parts derived from the whole piece of material.
Discover our iconic watches entirely crafted in Italy, with a Swiss-made automatic movement.
Journal
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