A 43mm faceted steel case, worked in brushed and polished surfaces and framed by a fixed, undulating coin-edge bezel that echoes those early flight paths. A single-curve, anti-reflective sapphire crystal over crisp applied indexes and sword hands. And a two-tone luminous treatment that reads blue across the hands and green along the markers once the light drops. Inside, a self-winding Japanese Miyota automatic with date.
The Sky Has No Straight Lines
ONDULEUR
Named for the first man to fly the sky upside down


INTRODUCING THE ONDULEUR AUTOMATIC
Named for Adolphe Pégoud — the aviator who first flew inverted and helped invent aerobatics — the ONDULEUR is a purpose-built pilot's automatic made to be read at a glance, in any attitude, in any light. It's the statement piece that reintroduces a marque built on one idea: the wristwatch as an instrument for the sky.
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Regular price $280.00 USDRegular price $280.00 USD
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Regular price $280.00 USDRegular price $280.00 USD
$280.00 USDSale priceCOMING SOON
AN INSTRUMENT, FIRST
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TWIN CROWNS, TWO TIME ZONES
The ONDULEUR wears twin crowns: one sets the time, while a second — capped with a triangular index — turns a rotating inner ring for an at-a-glance reference to a second time zone. It's a navigator's habit, built into a watch you can wear anywhere.
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SIX WAYS TO FLY
Khaki Harvest on brown leather. Muted Vintage Green. A blacked-out Black with a single red inner-ring crown. Ivory-framed Combat Ivory. Stealth Aero Noir. Deep Horizon Blue. Each on genuine leather with contrast ivory stitching and a logo-etched buckle.
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2 years warranty
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RETURNS
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