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.

AN INSTRUMENT, FIRST

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.

  • 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.

  • 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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