For the chronograph fans amongst us, check out the baltic website, or worn and wound have just done a mini review.
It's a limited edition that comes with a couple of stopwatches, not sure I need two stopwatches. But the chronograph is lovely..

David.

I saw it on the W & W site, but not in Baltic.

Not sure why you couldn't see it on the Baltic website, its definitely there.

David.

Sheesh that is a good looking watch

NationOfLaws wrote: ↑Thu Aug 18, 2022 6:51 pm Sheesh that is a good looking watch

Hopefully when the limited edition is sold out they will add something similar to their regular catalogue, without the two stopwatches the price should be a little more attractive..

David.

I was on my way to post this very thing. It’s a good looking watch. I’m a fan of Baltic and their vintage inspired designs.

I was going to quip the Chinese beat them to this* by a good few months but this Baltic does have a beautiful, distinctive design language (not to mention customer support, a guarantee that will actually work and so on).

* This as in a fairly compact chronograph with a 7750 clone inside.

Seems like we're all looking at these.

And I'm going to hope that the stopwatches reset to zero properly and not just "nearly zero" : strictly speaking you'd want the facility to be able to start & stop both watches at the same time so the pushers vertical and with a hinged & sprung gizmo to press down on both at the same time. Given that both watches have the same functionality I'd say they are designed for your pit crew to operate, not to be fixed to the dash of your Peter Auto Tour eligible historic sports car.

I find it interesting to witness them applying their design language to something that is more ambitious than their previous creations movement wise. This is a nice watch.