1960s Chronograph Watch

SKU: 2401SS1
Prix de vente$1,600.00
Color: Silver
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1960s Racing Spirit Reimagined

The 1960s Vintage Style Automatic Chronograph captures the bold design language of classic motorsport chronographs while integrating modern mechanical craftsmanship. Its balanced 38 mm stainless steel case and vintage-inspired dial layout reflect the golden era of chronograph design. Three distinctive dial options—Silver, Salmon, and Sky Blue—offer different personalities while maintaining the same elegant character. The dial features applied Arabic numerals, contrasting chronograph sub-dials, and a striking blue central chronograph hand. Powered by the reliable TT200 automatic chronograph movement with approximately 55 hours of power reserve and protected by sapphire crystal, the watch combines vintage aesthetics with contemporary reliability and everyday versatility.

Classic 1960s Chronograph Design

The dial layout pays tribute to classic 1960s racing chronographs, featuring three balanced sub-dials and a detailed tachymeter-style chapter ring. Applied Arabic numerals and elegant markers enhance legibility while preserving the vintage charm that defined the golden age of mechanical chronographs.

Distinctive Multi-Color Dial Options

Available in Silver, Salmon, and Sky Blue, each dial offers its own personality. The silver dial delivers a timeless “panda” chronograph look, the salmon dial adds warmth and vintage luxury, while the sky-blue dial introduces a fresh and modern interpretation of classic chronograph styling.

Precision TT200 Automatic Chronograph Movement

Inside the watch beats the TT200 automatic chronograph caliber, delivering dependable timing performance with approximately 55 hours of power reserve. The movement can be admired through the transparent case back, allowing enthusiasts to appreciate the mechanical complexity behind every chronograph function.

Refined Case and Premium Materials

Powered by the TT200 automatic column-wheel movement, this watch offers a crisp, tactile "click" reminiscent of a luxury lighter upon activation. To mark the exclusivity of the Gem-Set edition, we have upgraded the oscillating weight to 18K Gold. Visible through the sapphire case back, the gold rotor provides a level of prestige and visual warmth typically found only in haute horlogerie.

TIMETHIS: Marking Creation in Motion

Founded in Chengdu by artist and vintage collector Tony Zhou, TIMETHIS (昙时) bridges the gap between the golden age of Swiss design (1930s–70s) and modern Eastern philosophy. By leveraging China’s sophisticated high-end supply chain, TIMETHIS creates "Mechanical Poetry"—timepieces that prioritize emotive storytelling and "Quiet Luxury" over mass-market trends. From Chengdu to London, the brand is redefining "Made in China" as a hallmark of cultural sophistication and precision.

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