Screw-down pushers confer an additional mechanical aspect to our watches. In order to operate the stopwatch function, you have to first unscrew the collar and, then, close it again after stopping it.

Our display back case uses a blue anti-reflective sapphire crystal and thus allow for an unobstructed view of the pulsating calibre. One has the feeling that the soul of the mechanical automatic movement can both be felt and seen. The watch is alive. Together with the possibility of the custom labelled rotor, each watch becomes a truly personal gift – even to oneself.

After the takeover by ETA, the Valjoux 7750 was re-named the calibre ETA 7750. This is quite possibly the most successful automatic chronograph movement of all time. The calibre stands out due to its high degree of accuracy and robustness. It has 25 stones, a ball bearing mounted rotor and a uni-directional winding mechanism. The 7750 has a 1/8-second counter, a 30-minute counter, a 12-hour counter, 28,800 half oscillations per minute and has a power reserve of ca. 44 hours. The loss of accuracy is 1-6 seconds per day. Movement revisions are recommended every 3 to 8 years

-TOP Execution
-Chronograph mechanism with cams
-2 push buttons
-Self-winding mechanism with ball bearing
-Hours, minutes, small second
-Stop second device
-Regulator system ETACHRON and regulator corrector
-28.800 vibrations per hour; 4 Hz
-Chronograph 60 seconds
30 minutes and 12 hours counters
-Date and day, corrector
-25 Jewels

Not all steels are created equal. We use 316L stainless steel; one of the hardest premium steels in the world. In addition to its hardness and resistance, this high-quality steel stands out because of its finish as well as it very fine silver hue. 316L steel has a significantly lower nickel emission than, for instance, 904L steel, which is also a high-strength steel alloy. This is, for us, a reason to favour 316L stainless steel.