Sailor

The Case Back & Movement

The circular brushed case back is engraved with a limited edition number between '01 to 25'. It also features a handmade 18k rose gold medallion showing Ernest Hemingway's boat, Pilar. Incidentally, this latter name was not only the name of the heroine in For Whom the Bell Tolls, but was also the nickname of his then-wife, Pauline. The modified 11 ½ ligne calibre VB - 24A automatic movement features 26 jewels, perlage and blued screws. Other highlights include a Glucydur balance, an Anachron balance spring and a Nivaflex 1 mainspring. The balance has a frequency of 28,800 bph and features a 38-hour power reserve and a skeletonised, decorated rotor. The movement is suspended in a ring of mu-metal which helps protect it from excessive magnetic forces.

The Dial & Hands

A double curved, sunray brushed ocean blue dial, featuring white indexes and hour indications coated with Super-LumiNova ® BGW9. Steel coloured hands treated with Super-LumiNova ® BGW9.

Night Fishing

The watch's Super Luminous Nova properties on the dial's well-defined indexes and hands, which are all easily visible and legible, even during low-light conditions. This feature ensures that the watch can be used effectively in all lighting situations, from the illuminated brightness of day to the subdued glow of night.

The Strap & Buckle

A 22.00 mm hand dyed deep ocean blue crushed leather strap with off white stitching to match the dark blue dial and a custom-made 20.00 mm all brushed with polished highlights stainless steel Van Brauge buckle.