A sophisticated wristwatch encased in 42mm stainless steel case and topped with conic sapphire crystal featuring self-winding luxury automatic movement which is exhibited through the transparent caseback is the emblem of West End Watches creativity and boldness. Available in satin finished Stainless steel Milanese Mesh bracelet, Genuine leather black and brown leather straps with butterfly deployant clasps for ease of use. In addition to the standard hour display with black Roman numerals, there are two letters – ‘Midnight’ and ‘Noon’ one under the other respectively under the ‘12’, and ‘ZABCDEFGHIKL’ and ‘MNOPQRSTVWXY’ circularly around the dial, one inside the other respectively. Additionally, 5-minute markers, as well as markers 2, 7, 12, 17, etc. are indicated in red on the minute marker scale. The letters on the dial can serve as a short encoding of the arrival/departure time of trains, convenient for transmission by telegraph – the main method of communication on the railways in the early 20th century. Morse code used alphabetic characters, without numbers. To convey the arrival time, for example 22:45, you would tap “twenty-two forty-five”, but one could look at the cipher dial and transmit only two letters: KI.