Heritage Chronograph Steel Watch with White Dial

The Watch

Designed and crafted by Swedish house Corniche, this watch is part of the Heritage Chronograph collection. Remarkably slim, it transitions effortlessly from personal to professional settings. With a 39mm diameter and 11.5mm thickness, its stainless steel case is made to grace men's wrists. The whole is protected by a sapphire crystal, highly prized in watchmaking for its technical properties. On the case back, held in place by screws, the hybrid movement is carefully housed. The crown at 3 o'clock lets you set the three central hands, and is flanked by two pushers that activate the chronograph function.

The Dial

The Swedish house opts for a white ceramic dial. At its center, three blue hands display hours, minutes, and seconds. Around the dial, silver-tone indexes mark the hours. For optimal precision, a minute track runs along the dial's edge. Two subdials sit at 3 and 9 o'clock, displaying the 24-hour and 60-minute counters respectively. Finally, this timepiece is signed Corniche beneath the 12 o'clock index.

The Movement

This chronograph watch features an impressive hybrid movement manufactured in Japan. It combines quartz technology with the advantages of mechanical movements. The Seiko VK64 Meca-Quartz caliber drives the hour, minute, and second hands, and also powers both subdials - the 24-hour and 60-minute counters.

The Strap

Crafted from genuine leather, this black bracelet captivates with its meticulously refined finishing. Delicate topstitching runs along the edge for a more polished touch. The bracelet fastens with a silver-tone deployment buckle. Note that the lug width measures 20 millimeters.

Water Resistance

With water resistance of 50 meters - or 5 ATM in standard watchmaking terms - this timepiece can handle splashes but isn't built for prolonged water exposure. You can wear it in the shower occasionally, but to keep the movement accurate and in top condition, our watch specialists strongly recommend keeping it away from baths, pools, and the sea. In short: no swimming, no diving, and no extended contact with water.