Chronograph

TThe 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.

The tactile experience is crucial. The column wheel chronograph movement provides a deliberate, mechanical resistance in the pushers—you feel the column wheel engage before the central hand sweeps with perfect smoothness.

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 a detailed, hand-guided process that spans three days per watch.