Inspired by its rich watchmaking heritage, Swiss watch brand Vulcain has relaunched the Chronograph 1970s. For this new edition, the brand took inspiration from a chronograph from the 1970s, with a blue dial and gray counters.
The new Chronograph 1970’s with its 38mm diameter and 12.40 mm thick “step-case” is identical to the original and set to appeal to vintage chronograph lovers.
This Swiss Made manual-winding chronograph in stainless steel is available in 4 dial colors: blue, black, panda-silver and salmon (limited to 50 pieces). The semi-gloss, sunray-finished dial features black or white digits and texts.
It has a classic bi-compax layout with small seconds at 9 o’clock and chronograph 30 minute register at 3 o’clock.
The blue and black dial versions have silvered sub-dials, where as the salmon dial variant has matching color sub-dials. In the panda-silver model, the main dial is in silver color and the counters are in black. The dial also hosts baton-shaped index hour markers and tachymeter scale.
Each of them houses a hand-wound Sellita SW510 M BH chronograph movement with a 63-hour power reserve.
Each timepiece comes with a leather strap with matched stitching and 316L buckle with engraved Vulcain logo. Depending upon the model, the strap features Calf Harrison, Safari Louisiana calf imitation alligator or black carbon patterns.
The retail price of Vulcain Chronograph 1970s is $2,650.
Technical details
Model: Vulcain Chronograph 1970s
Case
316L polished steel case
Diameter: 38 mm
Thickness: 12.40 mm
Double-domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment
Water resistance: 5 ATM (50 meters)
Dial
Semi-brilliant sunray dial: available in Blue, Black, Panda silver and Salmon
Movement
Sellita SW510 M BH mechanical, hand-wound chronograph, Swiss Made
Frequency: 28,800 vibrations per hour
Power reserve: 63 hours
Blue screws
Functions
5-hand analog display – hours, minutes, seconds, subdials at 3 and 9 o’clock
Strap
Leather or crocodile style
Stainless steel pin buckle
Swiss luxury watch brand Breitling has unveiled six new models of its Premier B01 Chronograph. Updated with a heritage-inspired design, these models house the Manufacture Caliber 01.
The origins of the Premier collection date back to 1940s when Willy Breitling designed a series of elegant chronographs named the Premier.
Reintroduced by Breitling in 2021, the Premier Heritage chronograph collection revived Willy’s dream of seeing the functional chronograph made undeniably elegant and infinitely wearable.
Breitling Caliber 01 is a manufacture self-winding movement designed for maximum precision, reliability, and functionality. Introduced in 2009, it is one of the most highly regarded chronograph movements in the industry. Moreover, this COSC certified calibre offers an accuracy of -4 and +6 seconds per day.
The latest iteration of the Breitling Manufacture Caliber 01 found in the new Premier chronograph was redesigned in 2022 and features a trimmer profile and more compact oscillating weight. This movement is visible through the transparent sapphire-crystal caseback. It comes with a five-year warranty and provides an approximate 70-hour power reserve.
The new Premier spotlights distinctive vintage-Premier design details, including the smooth fixed bezel, twin-register dial, streamlined rectangular pushers, and applied Arabic numerals.
At 42 mm, the case diameter is slightly larger than the 40 mm found on the existing B09 (manual-wind) models. The Premier is water resistant to a 100 m (10 bar) water resistance.
The tone-on-tone subdials with chronograph minutes at 3 o’clock and running seconds at 9 o’clock lend a polished style, while new dial shades in salmon, blue, green, black, and cream add a contemporary twist to the stainless-steel models.
A further variation in 18K red gold features a classic cream dial. The watches come on a choice of classic alligator leather strap or sleek 7-row metal bracelet.
Technical details
Model: Breitling Premier B01 Chronograph 42
Movement
Breitling Manufacture Caliber 01
Diameter: 30 millimeters
Depth: 7.2 millimeters
Winder: self-winding mechanical, bidirectional with ball bearing
Power reserve: approximately 70 hours
Number of components: 334
Balance frequency: 28,800 a/h or 4 hertz
Chronograph: column-wheel, vertical clutch, 1/4th second, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers
Display: hour, minute, second, date window
Certification: COSC-certified
Case
Material: stainless steel
Diameter: 42 millimeters
Thickness: 13.6 millimeters
Height (upper lug tip to lower lug tip): 50.03 millimeters
Water resistance: up to 10 bar (100 meters)
Glass: cambered sapphire, glare-proofed on both sides
Case back: screwed steel, sapphire crystal
Crown: non-screw-locked, two gaskets
Bezel: fixed
Dial
Black, blue, salmon, green or cream with tone-on-tone chronograph counters
Super-LumiNova® luminescent hour and minute hands
Strap
Black, gold-brown, or brown alligator leather strap with a folding buckle (22/18 mm) or stainless-steel seven-row bracelet with a butterfly clasp
References RB0145371G1P1 and RB0145371G1R1
Case
Material: 18K red gold
Diameter: 42 millimeters
Thickness: 13.6 millimeters
Height (upper lug tip to lower lug tip): 50.03 millimeters
Water resistance: up to 10 bar (100 meters)
Glass: cambered sapphire, glareproofed on both sides
Case back: screwed steel, sapphire crystal
Crown: non-screw-locked, two gaskets
Bezel: fixed
Dial
Cream with tone-on-tone chronograph counters To create the design of the
Super-LumiNova® luminescent hour and minute hands
Strap
Brown alligator leather strap with an 18K red gold folding buckle (22/18 mm) or 18K red gold seven-row bracelet with a butterfly clasp
MB&F presents a new stainless steel version of its award winning LM Perpetual.
Introduced in 2015, the Legacy Machine Perpetual was the winner of the Best Calendar Watch Prize at the GPHG in 2016.
Created in collaboration with independent Irish watchmaker Stephen McDonnell, this revolutionary perpetual calendar watch already exists in red gold, platinum, white gold, titanium, yellow gold and palladium versions. Joining this year, the new LM Perpetual Stainless Steel comes with an elegant salmon-coloured plate.
The steel and salmon combination is a first for MB&F. This new model also features the ergonomic corrector pushers first seen on the LM Perpetual EVO editions.
Equipped with a fully integrated 581-component calibre, LM Perpetual displays day of the week at 3 o’clock, power reserve indicator at 4 o’clock, month at 6 o’clock, retrograde leap year indicator at 7 o’clock, and date at 9 o’clock. The off-centred dial with the hour and minute hands is located at 12 o’clock, between the elegant arches of the balance.
Technical details
Model: MB&F Legacy Machine Perpetual In Stainless Steel with Salmon Face
Engine
Fully integrated perpetual calendar developed for MB&F by Stephen McDonnell, featuring dial-side complication and mechanical processor system architecture with inbuilt safety mechanism. Manual winding with double mainspring barrels. Bespoke 14mm balance wheel with traditional regulating screws visible on top of the movement. Superlative hand finishing throughout respecting 19th century style; internal bevel angles highlighting hand craft; polished bevels; Geneva waves; hand-made engravings.
Power reserve: 72 hours
Balance frequency: 18,000bph/ 2.5Hz
Number of components: 581
Number of jewels: 41
Functions/indications
Hours, minutes, day, date, month, retrograde leap year and power reserve indicators
Case
Stainless steel case
Dimensions: 44 mm x 17.5 mm
Number of components: 69 components
Water resistance: 30 m / 3 ATM
Sapphire crystals on top and display back treated with anti-reflective coating on both faces.
Strap
Brown hand-stitched alligator strap with stainless steel folding buckle
Other versions
Platinum 950 with blue face (limited to 25 pieces)
18k red gold with grey face (limited to 25 pieces)
18k white gold with purple face (limited to 25 pieces)
18k white gold with dark grey face
Grade 5 titanium with green face (limited to 50 pieces)
18k yellow gold with blue face (limited to 25 pieces)
Palladium 950 with aquamarine face (limited to 25 pieces)
Christopher Ward presents the C63 SH21 Blue Marine and the C63 SH21 Snow Leopard, the first timepieces from the Sealander series to feature CW’s in-house movement.
Each watch is limited to 150 pieces and 5% of the sale price of the watches will go to their associated environmental charities.
Christopher Ward C63 SH21 Blue Marine
The C63 SH21 Blue Marine has been made in collaboration with Blue Marine Foundation (BMF), who Christopher Ward have previously worked with on many occasions – most notably on the C60 BLUE, which raised over £200,000 for the charity.
5% of the sale price of each Blue Marine will go to the BMF to help them tackle the rising levels of plastics found in the ocean.
The C63 SH21 Blue Marine watch features a spectacular wave like dial with a matching teal date calendar.
Christopher Ward C63 SH21 Snow Leopard
The C63 SH21 Snow Leopard is a watch made in partnership with Christopher Ward’s long-standing charity partner, David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation (DSWF).
5% of the sale price of each Snow Leopard piece will go directly to DSWF to help fund their mission to fight, protect, and preserve snow leopard populations across Mongolia and Kyrgyzstan.
The watch boasts a stunning white, textured leopard-print dial, power reserve indicator and subtle ice-blue detailing.
To date, Christopher Ward has donated over £400,000 to charities and organisations including the Blue Marine Foundation and the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation.
Both models feature brushed and polished stainless steel cases measuring 41mm in diameter. They are water-resistant up to 150 meters. Other features include embossed screw-down crown, anti-reflective sapphire crystal glass and exhibition caseback.
Case-back of C63 SH21 Snow Leopard
Inside these watches beat Calibre SH21, the first commercially viable mechanical movement from a British watch company in 50 years.
The SH21 self-winding movement offers an exceptional power reserve of 5 days. Visible through the sapphire crystal case-back, it also incorporates superb finishing and a custom, open-worked oscillating weight.
Case-back of C63 SH21 Blue Marine
These watches feature power reserve indicator at 9 o’clock, small seconds at 6 o’clock and date at 3 o’clock. Moreover, both models are COSC certified chronometers.
Technical details
Case
Stainless steel case, brushed and polished finish
Diameter: 41mm
Thickness: 13.10mm
Lug-to-lug: 48.20mm
Circular brushed and polished fixed steel bezel
Embossed screw-down crown
Anti-reflective sapphire crystal
Custom exhibition caseback with limited edition number
Water resistance: 15 ATM (150m)
Movement
Calibre SH21 COSC
In-house self-winding movement with chronometer certification
Power reserve: 120 hours
No of Jewels: 33
Vibrations: 28,800 p/hr (4Hz)
Timing tolerance: -4/+6 sec p/day
Anti-shock system
Functions
Hacking small seconds at 6 o’clock
Date at 3 o’clock
Power reserve indicator at 9 o’clock
Dial
C63 SH21 Blue Marine: Stamped matte dial with wave pattern reflecting Blue Marine’s logo, Top-brushed indexes with diamond polished facets, Brushed and polished hands, Super-LumiNova® Grade X1 BL C1-filled hands and indexes
C63 SH21 Snow Leopard: Stamped matte dial with unique pattern, Top-brushed gun metal indexes with diamond polished facets, Brushed and polished gun metal steel hands, Super-LumiNova® Grade X1 BL C1-filled hands and indexes
Bracelet
Stainless steel bracelet with ‘Christopher Ward’ engraving, micro-adjustable ratchet clasp, pin & collar links and quick-release system for easy changing
Strap width: 22mm
Box
Eco-friendly luxury presentation case and owner’s handbook
Origin
Swiss made
Edition
Limited edition of 150 pieces
Suggested retail price
C63 SH21 Blue Marine: From £1,595 | $1,925 | €2,075
C63 SH21 Snow Leopard: From £1,595 | $1,925 | €2,075
Konstantin Chaykin presents Smilodon, the latest addition to the famous Wristmons (wrist monsters) collection from the world renowned Russian master watchmaker. This playful wristwatch is a tribute to the tiger, one of the twelve symbols of the traditional Chinese lunar calendar.
According to Chinese zodiac calendar, 2022 was the year of Tiger. The idea for the Smilodon watch emerged in 2022 but it was unveiled on 16th February 2023 in Moscow.
Inspiration
To create this timepiece, Konstantin Chaykin took inspiration from sabretooth tiger, a ferocious animal dating back to the prehistoric era. According to Paleontologists, the last sabretooth tigers (also known as smilodon) had died out around 10 thousand years ago in America.
In 1842, Danish paleontologist Peter Wilhelm Lund discovered the fossils of these pre-historic monsters. He gave them the name smilodon, the amalgamation of the ancient Greek words “smilo” (σμίλη; a double-edged knife) and “odonthos” (οδόντος; tooth).
Konstantin Chaykin was attracted by an unexpected association with his creations: the ancient Greek “smilo” had another meaning, “smile”. And “Smile” was the working title of the anthropomorphic watch project, chosen in 2016. From this project the Joker watch and the entire Wristmons collection was born.
Konstantin Chaykin Smilodon
Tiger is a powerful, brave and unpredictable creature, all the traits clearly showing in the Smilodon project, which sets its own rules. The characteristic smile of the Joker and other wristmons is replaced by a tusky maw, framed by powerful saber-like fangs which gave the prehistoric predator its name. When night falls, the movable lower jaw closes, hiding a petroglyph-style image of an extinct prey animal, one which Smilodon have likely hunted.
In these petroglyphs Konstantin Chaykin has hidden the names of the days of the week. In the morning the jaws open again, revealing a new petroglyph, indicating the new day. A camelops, a mammoth, a mastodon… The final one is a man, a symbol used by Konstantin Chaykin for Sunday, the seventh day of creation according to the Old Testament. The owner of the watch can decide for themselves from witch petroglyph to start the week.
The Smilodon watch has a bronze case measuring 42mm in diameter. The bronze-colored dial is decorated with four different kinds of guilloche finish. The crazed yellow tiger eyes spin around and indicate the time. To get the shade of yellow exactly right, the master personally covered the time indicator disks with hundreds of superfine layers of lacquer.
The top lugs are shaped like smilodon ears, and the bottom ones have a classic oblique shape familiar from other models in the Wristmons collection, starting with the Joker. Instead of bronze, the watch features a titanium with sapphire crystal case-back that protects the wrist from the possible exposure to the patina formed on the case.
For this model Konstantin Chaykin designed a custom collectable leather watchstrap with two-row perforation for the buckle with double pin. What’s more, the buckle pins look like smilodon fangs.
Movement
The Smilodon watch houses an automatic calibre, self-wound by a custom oscillating weight. Thanks to the hand-winding function, it can be wound manually using the winding crown at the 6 o’clock, directly under the Smilodon’s chin.
The sapphire crystal caseback showcases the self-winding K.08-2 caliber based on the Swiss-made Vaucher VMF 3002. The self-winding rotor features a relief of a smilodon.
The basic movement is complemented by the Joker-indication module produced by the “Konstantin Chaykin” manufacture, modified and combined with Smilodon-indication of the day\night cycle.
The Konstantin Chaykin Smilodon watch is a limited edition of 8 pieces.
Technical details
Model: Konstantin Chaykin Smilodon
Movement
Caliber K.08-2 with automatic winding
Indication module: “Konstantin Chaykin” manufacture
Base movement: Swiss-made Vaucher VMF 3002, modified
Movement size: 31.5 mm diameter, 7,6 mm thickness (with module)
Escapement: Anchor
Balance frequency: 28,800 vph
Power reserve: 50 hours
Number of jewels: 50 (base movement – 28, module – 22)
Number of module pieces: 142
Functions
Joker-indication of time with disk hour and minute indicators and a day of the week indicator, Smilodon day\night indication
Casing
Ferrous bronze case
42 mm diameter, 13 mm thickness
Sapphire crystal glass with non-reflecting coating, 34.5 mm diameter
Number of case parts: 49
Caseback titanium with a sapphire window
Dial
Finish: four types of guilloche, multi-layered laquer
Number of dial parts: 32
Watchstrap
Exclusive, fine leather
Buckle “Konstantin Chaykin” manufacture, special issue, titanium
With its origins dating back to the 1960s, the Seagull 1963 Chronograph is one of the most recognizable wristwatches ever made. It is a product of Tianjin Watch Factory, the world’s largest manufacturer of mechanical watch movements.
Founded in 1955 in China, this state-owned firm was initially known as WuYi Watch Company. Producer of the first Chinese mechanical watch, it relocated to Tianjin in 1962 and came to known as Tianjin Watch Factory. This company rose to fame with the launch of the first Chinese pilot’s chronograph in the early 1960s.
The People’s Liberation Army Air Force wanted a reliable chronograph watch for its pilots, and the Chinese Government appointed Tianjin Watch Factory to manufacture a suitable timepiece for the Air Force Pilots.
Meanwhile in Switzerland, the iconic movement company Venus was searching for capital to develop the Cal.188 chronograph movement. Then known as Fabrique d’Ebauches Venus SA and based in Moutier, the Swiss manufacture decided to sell the production rights and tooling of the Cal. 175 to a potential buyer so that it could raise money for the production of Cal.188.
It was the right opportunity for the Tianjin Watch Factory, and it acquired the manufacturing rights and production facilities of the Venus 175 chronograph calibre from the Swiss company.
With the help of these blueprints and machinery, the Chinese manufacturer succeeded in creating movements for equipping the chronograph watches proposed for the Chinese Air Force.
Introduced by the Fabrique d’Ebauches Vénus in the 1940s, Calibre 175 is a manual-winding mechanical column-wheel chronograph movement with a 30-minute counter. To equip the Chinese Air Force chronograph, TWF modified the 17 jewel Cal. Venus 175 and produced the 19 jewel ST3 movement. The oscillator frequency was also increased from 2.5 Hz to 3 Hz.
Using the ST3 chronograph calibre, TWC had created several prototypes and submitted for approval. In the end of 1960s, the company supplied approximately 3,000 chronographs to Chinese People’s Liberation Army Air Force, also known as PLAAF. Later on, the production was discontinued.
In the early 2000s, Tianjin SEA-GULL Company launched a timepiece based on the prototype that they developed for the PLAAF in 1963. Named 1963 Chinese Air Force Chronograph, this re-launch model houses the Seagull ST1901 calibre with 21 jewels.
This stainless steel chronograph soon became a highly sought-after collector’s piece. The Seagull Watch Company subsequently expanded this series by adding several new models.
Equipped with the 21 jewel Cal. Seagull ST1901, this hand-wound mechanical chronograph is presently available in 38mm, 40mm and 42mm case versions in stainless steel, bronze or blackened steel. It still maintains the emblematic bicompax dial layout. Once fully wound, the movement offers a power reserve of 42 hours.
In addition to the emblematic vintage cream dial, the brand is offering new colour choices like black, blue, green, grey, yellow and white. The dial boasts the iconic star emblem just below the 12 o’clock. Below the star is the inscription 21 Zuan, which means 21 jewels.
The watches are available with a retro-styled acrylic glass or scratch-proof sapphire crystal. These watches also come with exhibition case-backs allowing to admire the iconic Seagull ST1901 manual-winding chronograph movement.
These highly sought-after homages of the historic Seagull Chinese Air Force Chronograph are now available for purchase via Seagull 1963, official reseller of Seagull watches.
Depending upon the version, the prices range from 279 to 429 Euros. Based in Belgium, the reseller is offering worldwide delivery.
Swiss dive watch specialist DOXA presents a smaller version of its SUB 200 C-GRAPH model. This new stainless steel Doxa diving chronograph features a 42mm diameter case and available in six dial color choices.
The DOXA SUB 200 C-GRAPH II was developed for daring divers who explore underwater caves and caverns. In comparison with regular divers, they need compact equipment and accessories.
With a more contemporary diameter of 42mm and a reduced thickness of 15.85mm, it offers the same functionality and features as the 45mm DOXA SUB 200 C-GRAPH presented in 2020.
It houses a reliable Swiss automatic chronograph movement beating at 28,800 vph (4.0 Hz) with a power reserve of up to 56 hours.
This Tri-Compax chronograph model comes with three counters for keeping track of dive times and a unidirectional rotating steel bezel with the minute indication highlighted in white Super-Luminova™.
The scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment offers an uninterrupted view of the luminous sunburst effect dial. This new timepiece is available in six dial color versions: Orange Professional, Whitepearl, Black Sharkhunter, Navy Caribbean, Yellow Divingstar and Turquoise Aquamarine.
The SUB 200 C-GRAPH II is water resistant to 20 ATM (200 meters or approx. 650 feet).
The watch is available with the iconic stainless-steel ‘beads of rice’ bracelet or a softer and suppler FKM rubber strap.
The SUB 200 C-GRAPH II model will be available from April 2023 at all DOXA Watches points of sale and on the official DOXA Watches e-commerce platform.
Technical details
Model: DOXA SUB 200 C-GRAPH II
Case
Stainless steel case
Diameter: 42.00 mm x 46.00 mm
Thickness: 15.85 mm
Screw-down crown
Crystal: Sapphire
Unidirectional rotating bezel
Solid steel back, screw-in
Water resistance: 20 ATM, 200 meters, approx. 650 feet
Dial
Sunray-finished
Available in the 6 colors of the collection
Hour, minute and counter hands coated with Super-LumiNova™
Bezel
Steel, unidirectional rotation
Marker at 12 o’clock coated with white Super-LumiNova™
Caribbean & SharkHunter models: Super-LumiNova™ on all markers, except the timer
Whitepearl ceramic model: no Super-LumiNova™ on the bezel
Movement
Swiss, mechanical self-winding, 3 hands, chronograph
Power reserve: approx. 56 hours
Frequency: 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz)
27 jewels
DOXA decorations
Strap/Bracelet
Stainless steel “beads of rice” bracelet, attached by screws for a secure fit
Folding clasp with wetsuit extension, embossed “DOXA fish” symbol
or
FKM rubber strap, tone-on-tone color-matched with the dial
Buckle featuring the exclusive “DOXA Fish” symbol
Swiss watch brand Certina has launched a special edition DS-2 Turning Bezel model dedicated to Sea Turtle Conservancy.
Inspired by the designs of a historic watch of the 1960s, the Certina DS-2 Turning Bezel watch features a tonneau-shaped case. It comes with a contemporary mechanical self-winding movement endowed with an 80-hour power reserve and NivachronTM hairspring.
The tonneau-shaped case (42 x 41 mm) features a unidirectional turning bezel. While the regular models appear in classic stainless steel, the Sea Turtle Conservancy Edition is made of ultra-light titanium.
Certina DS-2 Turning Bezel Sea Turtle Conservancy Special Edition
The matt black dial is a perfect match with its rectangular hands and Super-LumiNova® coated indexes. This special edition is worn with a striped grey-blue fabric strap made from #tide ocean material® and fitted with a titanium closure.
The watch houses an ETA Powermatic 80.611 automatic movement with an 80 hour power reserve and anti-magnetic Nivachron® hairspring. Visible through the transparent case back, this calibre drives the hour, minutes and seconds displays – along with the date display at 3 o’clock – with great precision and reliability. The screw-down crown and the proven DS System ensure water-resistance up to 20 bar (200 m).
A portion of the proceeds of the special edition will go to the Sea Turtle Conservancy. This non-profit organization has been working for decades to protect sea turtles and their habitats.
Certina DS-2 Turning Bezel Stainless Steel Version with Blue Dial
The regular production models in stainless steel feature blue or grey dial. All new DS-2 Turning Bezel models, including the Sea Turtle Conservancy Special Edition, are now available from official Certina retailers worldwide. The retail price range is CHF 940 to CHF 995. The stainless steel models come with two interchangeable straps.
Technical details
Model: Certina DS-2 Turning Bezel Sea Turtle Conservancy Special Edition in Titanium
Reference C024.607.48.051.10
Movement
ETA Powermatic 80.611 automatic with Nivachron™ hairspring, Swiss Made
Hours, minutes, seconds, date
Power reserve: 80 hours
Case
Polished/satin-brushed titanium, tonneau-shaped,42 x 41 mm
Unidirectional turning bezel
Screw-down crown
Glass: Sapphire crystal, anti-reflective on one side
Screwed-in sapphire crystal case back
Water resistance: Up to a pressure of 20 bar (200 m)
Dial
Matt black
Hands and indexes coated with Super-LumiNova®
Date at 3 o’clock
Special features
DS (Double Security), inspired by historical model, anti-magnetic Nivachron™ hairspring, special edition in partnership with Sea Turtle Conservancy, sustainable packaging
Suggested retail price in Switzerland
CHF 940.00
Other versions
C024.607.11.041.02: Steel case, Dark blue satin-brushed dial, Leather and stainless steel straps, Price: CHF 995.00
C024.607.11.081.02: Steel case, Satin-brushed black dial, Fabric and stainless steel straps, Price: CHF 995.00
Italian watch brand UNIMATIC has collaborated with Canadian menswear brand HENRY SINGER to create a new timepiece. The UNIMATIC x HENRY SINGER Modello Quattro U4S-T-HS is a limited edition of 100 pieces.
Founded in 1938, Henry Singer is a family-owned Canadian luxury menswear brand. The UNIMATIC x HENRY SINGER limited edition watch collection embraces the aesthetic and functionality that references the dynamic nature of Canada’s elements.
Housed in an ultralight 40mm titanium case, the ref. U4S-T-HS is the first Modello Quattro equipped with a Swiss GMT movement.
It features a storm grey dive dial with a silver inner 24-hour scale and markers in Super-LumiNova® GL light old radium. It also hosts matching phantom ladder hands set for hour and minutes, reverse lollipop second hand and the hollow arrow GMT hand.
Powered by the Swiss-made automatic calibre ETA 2893-2 movement tuned to 28,800bph with 42h power reserve, it comes paired with a storm grey TPU two-piece strap and an additional storm grey/panna nylon NATO strap for extra versatility.
The watch is covered by a 24-month worldwide warranty and is part of a unique edition of 100 pieces, celebrated by the UNIMATIC x HENRY SINGER caseback engraving, which also bears the individual serial number of each piece. It approximate retail price is 1372€.
Technical details
Model: UNIMATIC x Henry Singer Modello Quattro U4S-T-HS
Ref. U4S-T-HS
Case
Grade II Titanium case with sandblasted finish
Diameter: 40mm
Case thickness: 12.4mm
Drilled lugs
Lug width: 22mm
Lug to lug: 49mm
Caseback: Temperature conversion scale engraved screw-down caseback
Crown: Alchemical Sun ☉ 8mm screw-down
2.8mm thick flat sapphire crystal glass with inner side anti-reflective coating
Water resistance: 300m = 1000ft = 30atm
Movement
Swiss-made automatic calibre ETA 2893-2
Frequency: 28,800bph
GMT function, hacking seconds hand
Self-winding/ manual winding
Jewels: 21
Accuracy: +/- 5 sec/day up to +/-15 sec/day
Power reserve: 42h
Antimagnetic 4800 A/m
Dial
Storm grey dive dial
Super-LumiNova® GL light old radium
Silver open second rail, 24h markers and dial trims
Date Window at 6H
Hands
Storm grey ladder phantom H+M, reverse lollipop S, 2H with hollow arrow tip
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