Chronograph

The Chronograph was born from a conviction that complexity should never compromise clarity.

We studied the golden age of racing chronographs—the legendary timepieces from the 1960s and 70s, worn by drivers who demanded split-second legibility at 200 km/h. Their dials were masterpieces of information management, where density never became clutter because every element had a reason to be there. We applied that same discipline.

The dial face, featuring a fine, vertically linear texture, is defined by a classic bi-compax arrangement: running seconds at nine, a thirty-minute counter at three. A circular-brushed tachymeter scale traces the dial's periphery. A subtle date window at six completes the intended functionality without disruption. The case, with its alternating polished flanks and brushed lugs, provides a sophisticated frame.

At its heart is the Peacock SL4617—a robust, integrated automatic chronograph movement built on the proven architecture of the Valjoux 7750 family. Its cam-lever switching mechanism provides a crisp, satisfying actuation through the pushers. You feel the mechanical engagement before the central hand sweeps with smooth, confident motion. The bidirectional winding rotor ensures efficient energy capture from every wrist movement, feeding 45 hours of power reserve through a dependable, high-beat 28,800 vph calibre.

Securing it to the wrist is a range of carefully curated bracelets and straps, from a classic 'Beads of Rice' steel bracelet to high-performance textile-and-leather hybrid options. Every surface—the varied textures of the dial, the multi-finish case, the bracelet—is finished in detail.