Fortis Watch Terrestis Orchestra P M Gold 900.13.31 LC.01. he template for this watch can be found back in Fortis early years. In 1932 the so called Gents self winding hammer AS 1049 A appeared and this is now the foundation for the current Fortis 900.13.32 Orchestra a.m. Gold and Fortis 900.13.31 Orchestra p.m. Gold models. The latter is different from the a.m. model thanks to its dark anthracite, cambered dial. Just as with the Orchestra a.m. Gold, the numerals and indices are raised and 5N rose gilded.

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