Included strap — Nylon strap · Negro
“On stage, a band that can’t quite play yet; below, everyone is singing”
— Marcha Manifesto · Without asking permission
What we know of the 383, stated without embellishment. And what is not yet settled, stated just as plainly
A round 38 mm steel case that sits gracefully on any wrist. Flat sapphire crystal, slender lugs and a solid caseback engraved with a filigree border: a quietly restrained case that frames the colour and yields the stage entirely to it
Single-tone coral lacquer, free of texture or ornament, with the subtlest fumé towards the edge. Applied black metal numerals, cut off at the edge. At 6 o’clock, a small white seconds sub-dial with grooved snailing and lavender markers: the colour of the Malasaña, the dance floor that comes next
In October 1979, a small venue opened on calle de los Jardines, in the Sol district. Its stage soon hosted the very first concerts of many of the bands that, shortly afterwards, would be heard on every radio station. It was where the night began to find its sound. The Sol carries the coral of the sun setting over Madrid and, on the seconds sub-dial, the lavender of the dance floor that comes next
