Pascal Coyon Chronometer

Pascal Coyon Chronometre

Part of the watchmaking industry’s recent wave of independent artisanal watchmakers, Pascal Coyon has grown from a watch and clock repairer in Bayonne, in the South West of France, to a fully-fledged watchmaker designing and creating his own watches. Following his decision in 2012 to create his own chronometer wristwatch, in just 18 months he had his first prototype. Blending high-quality work with a traditional aesthetic at an affordable price, Coyon created the Chronometer that we have here. Powered by a heavily modified Unitas cal. 6498, Coyon has focused on optimizing aesthetics to create a timepiece that is elegant and refined. With polished bevels, curved bridges, and an impressive level of finishing throughout, Coyon’s cal. 1900 is a marvelous piece of horology. With just 60 movements created, 20 in yellow gold, pink gold, and silver – the Chronometer is a rare bird indeed, no matter the configuration. With its brilliant white dial and pocket watch-inspired stainless steel case, the Chronometer is a beautiful watch deserving of Pascal Coyon's work, energy, and effort. Featuring a stunning white lacquered dial with a subtle inset subdial, blued steel Breguet hands and black Arabic numerals the Chronometer's dial is entirely refined and classical. Powered by a heavily-modified Unitas cal. 6498, the cal. 1900, the Chronometer's movement is the embodiment of Pascal Coyon's inspiration with it drawing direct aesthetic similarities to the iconic Longines cal. 19.70 and a stunning frosted-gold finish. This reading was taken (crown down) with a ONEOF Accuracy Boutique Edition timing machine at time of cataloging. It is provided as a courtesy only, and shall not be construed as a warranty or guarantee of any kind. Please refer to our terms and conditions of sale for more information.