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Models
- DS30 (ohne Manufakturkaliber))
- DK30

Damasko is a German watchmaker founded in 1994 by Konrad Damasko in Barbing, Bavaria.

Stemming from a lineage of precision toolmakers, Damasko made its mark by creating exceptionally robust mechanical watches designed for professional and demanding environments.

The brand gained early attention by developing and patenting ice-hardened stainless steel cases and bracelets, dramatically improving scratch and shock resistance. In-house innovations followed, including low-temperature lubricants, patented movement components, and a proprietary magnetic field protection system.

What makes Damasko unique:

Ultra-durable materials: Ice-hardened steel (up to 60 HRC) and surface-coated cases resist scratches and are highly resilient.
Technical innovation: Features like hardened crowns, non-magnetic properties, and low-temperature oils enhance precision even under extreme conditions.
In-house development: Most components—including cases, crowns, dials, and date discs—are designed and manufactured in-house at Damasko’s facility.
Tool-watch ethos: Emphasis on function over flash—clean dial design, legible numerals, large hands, and purposeful coatings.
Strong value: Swiss-grade durability and engineering, often priced between €1,000–2,500, offering serious capability at approachable price points.

Today Damasko appeals to enthusiasts and professionals seeking uncompromising, engineering-driven wristwatches—not luxury ornaments, but reliable instruments built for life’s extremes.

The name Damasko comes directly from its founder, Konrad Damasko—it’s simply his surname, reflecting the personal engineering legacy behind the brand .