Premiere Chronograph PG-9019 Unveil

Meet the Première Chronograph

A 43mm brushed-steel pilot's chronograph named for Adolphe Pégoud — the first to leap from an aeroplane by parachute, and aviation's first fighter ace. Its dial is pure cockpit: oversized numerals, cathedral hands, and a vertical bi-compax chronograph that reads elapsed time at a glance.

Named for aviation's first ace

A 43mm brushed-steel pilot's chronograph built around cockpit legibility and rapid time metrics — bold numerals, cathedral hands, and a vertical bi-compax dial that tracks elapsed intervals with total clarity. Adolphe Pégoud was the first to parachute from a plane, among the first to loop and fly inverted, and the first pilot ever called an ace. Première means first, and this watch carries his record.

THE COCKPIT ON YOUR WRIST
The dial is a tactical-aviation instrument: oversized Arabic numerals for legibility at a glance, stylised cathedral hands, and a vertical bi-compax chronograph layout that separates the seconds and minutes counters into two distinct, easily read zones — with a date at six. Housed in a 43mm brushed steel case with twin chronograph pushers, a debossed "P" crown, and a screw caseback bearing the PÉGOUD infinity motif.
FIVE DIALS, FIVE FLIGHTS
Deep matte Emerald Flight. Matte Cockpit Shadow with red accents. Smoked Skyfade Blue in orange, Rouge Luxe in blue, and Desert Drift in amber. Each on a padded genuine-leather strap with a PÉGOUD-debossed buckle. One instrument, five ways to fly it.