Features

Lightweight, yet durable, stylish yet sustainable. This timepiece combines ethically sourced sandalwood and an elegant design to create a unique accessory that can elevate your wardrobe.

Compact and Powerful: Pillnitz Sandalwood

This women's wristwatch is the smallest watch in our catalog with only a 21 mm diameter case. However, beneath the surface lies a powerful Japanese Miyota 2035 which provides precise timekeeping and an extended battery life. 

SPECIFICATIONS

PACKAGE CONTENT

WARRANTY DETAILS

We want to ensure that your Zeitholz watch arrives with you in perfect working order and stays this way for as long as possible. All watches are guaranteed for a 2-year period from the date of sale.

In the unlikely event that the watch proves to be defective under normal use, it will be repaired or replaced free of charge at the discretion of the Zeitholz warranty department. Zeitholz's warranty will cover malfunction or breakage of:

Watch damage from improper usage, water damage, scratches, etc. will not be covered by the manufacturer warranty. If you have any questions or problems, our dedicated customer support team will resolve any issues and questions as soon as possible.

SUSTAINABILITY

At Zeitholz, we pay close attention to detail, ensuring each and every timepiece is created with care and in line with the best sustainable practices. We operate under the FSC forest management certification. These principles cover a broad range of issues, from maintaining high conservation values to community relations and workers’ rights, as well as monitoring the environmental and social impacts of forest management.

In addition, we want to make sure we give something back to nature and our collective environment. This is why we have teamed up with Trees.org and pledged to plant 1 tree for every watch sold. Together, with the help of our partners, not only will we help to plant trees in areas that desperately need them, but also to train local farmers, giving them the skills to not only help the planet but also to feed their families and climb out of poverty.