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Win This Stunning Fortis Watch Worth £1295

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It has been said that innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower. As one of the oldest Swiss watchmakers, FORTIS have been a pristine example of this craft since it was first conceived in 1912. Aged 29, Walter Vogt knew that to succeed in such a competitive and fast growing industry he would have to find a way to disrupt the status quo.

Operating out of the small Swiss village of Grenchen, Vogt saw that wristwatches were quickly becoming a worldwide trend. Equipped with his newly built factory, his vision was to produce reliable, top quality wristwatches for the international market.

The ever-increasing pace of daily life in the 1920s demanded a new era of time management. The HARWOOD Automatic, the world’s first mass-produced automatic wristwatch, was born, laying the foundation for a hundred years of innovation.

Milestones include a plastic watch that was 200m water resistant, becoming the office timekeeper to the Russian Federal Space Agency as well as the go-to watchmaker for over 60 flight squadrons worldwide.

This is your chance to buy into that heritage. AskMen has teamed up with Page and Cooper, the official FORTIS UK watch supplier, to give you the chance to win a brand new FORTIS Terrestis 19Fortis watch worth £1,295. Based on an original 1930s design and made in the very same factory some 80 years later, it is a true celebration of more than a hundred years of innovation and achievement.

For your chance enter this amazing competition, all you've got to do to enter is follow us on Twitter @AskMenUK and then hit RETWEET on the tweet below.


Runners up will receive a pair of stylish FORTIS Watch Crown cufflinks, which will also be included with any FORTIS Terrestis purchase from Page and Cooper during August. Any FORTIS Cosmonaut purchase will also receive the latest Genuine Mission Space Patches from the European Space Agency.

Make sure you don’t miss your chance to win a piece of watchmaking history.

Full T&Cs can be found on the next page.

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