Vinland Chronograph
The Vínland Chrono graph Collection, 42 mm Steel case, Swiss Made Mechanical movement.
The Vínland Chronograph Collection
Unveiling our latest creation, the Vínland Chronograph Collection, a true fusion of classic aesthetic and state-of-the-art engineering. Masterfully constructed with the finest materials and an unwavering eye for detail, the Vínland Chronograph radiates an understated elegance and sophistication.
Designed to transcend time, its eternal appeal is enhanced by a diverse palette of dial and strap configurations, promising a perfect embodiment of your personal style. Presenting two distinctive designs - the Classic Roman and the sporty Tachymeter - each available in a curated selection of three unique color combinations to seamlessly harmonize with your style and preference.
Technical specifications
The Vínland Chronograph Collection combines practicality with a distinct aesthetic. Each watch comes in a 42mm Steel case, crafted from high-grade German surgical Stainless Steel "316L". The design is enhanced by a Domed Anti Reflective Sapphire Crystal on front and a transparent Sapphire Crystal back, reflecting our commitment to both quality and detail.
Inside each timepiece is a reliable "Swiss Made Mechanical movement - Execution Top", complete with automatic winding and a generous 62-hour power reserve. Further components such as 27 jewels, customized decorations, and a Rhodium-plated finish are neatly held in place by unique blue screws.
Every Vínland Chronograph allows you to appreciate its intricate craftsmanship through the clear sapphire crystal case back. The Vínland Chronograph Collection represents our unyielding dedication to producing timepieces that embody superior quality and craftsmanship.
Technical specifications
Movement
Swiss Made Mechanical movement “Execution Top”
Automatic winding.
27 jewels, Custom decorations, Blue Steel screws and Rhodium plated finish with a Rotor in Rose Gold colour.
Up to 62-hour power reserve when fully wound.
Fine tuning: “Assortment Chronometer”.
Shock protection: Incabloc.
Adjusted to five positions.
Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds,
Chronograph (seconds, minutes, hours)
Case
Material: Surgical grade German Stainless Steel "316L".
Diameter: 42mm, height 14,2mm.
Surface finish: Polished to a Mirror bright finish.
Domed Sapphire Crystal with multi anti reflective coating on the inside.
See-through Sapphire Crystal back.
Both Sapphire Crystals have the Hardness of nine out of ten on the Mohs scale, only a Diamond is harder.
Lug width: 22mm.
Lug to Lug length: 52,5mm
Dial Classic Roman
White dial with Black Roman numerals, silver sub-dials.
Black dial with Beige Roman numerals, silver sub-dials.
Black dial with Beige Roman numerals, burgundy sub-dials.
Hands Classic Roman
Rhodium plated or Blued Steel Lancette style hands.
Red small second hand.
Dial Tachymeter
White dial with applied blue numerals and white sub-dials.
White dial with applied blue numerals and blue sub-dials.
Blue dial with applied silver numerals and blue sub-dials.
Tachymeter: Built into this dial is a tachymeter, more than just a decorative feature, it's a practical tool for measuring speed based on travel time, or distance based on speed. Simply use the chronograph function, and the tachymeter scale reveals your speed after traveling a known distance. Both a nod to classic watchmaking and a practical tool, the tachymeter enriches the function and style of your timepiece.
Hands Tachymeter
Syringe style with rhodium plated or Blued Steel finish and white SuperLumiNova
Red small second hand.
Strap
Handmade 22mm Vintage Calf, Ostrich, Ostrich leg or Genuine Alligator with
JS Watch co. Reykjavik buckle or optional deployment clasp.Stainless Steel "316L" bracelet also available.
Inspired by The Icelandic viking sagas
Drawing inspiration from the Viking Sagas, the name Vínland recalls tales of early Norse explorations of North America, predating Columbus' journey by centuries. These sagas underscore the Vikings' unrivaled skill in navigating uncharted waters, reaching across Western and Southern Europe, venturing to the Arctic North, and settling places like England, Scotland, Ireland, Iceland, and Greenland.
One Viking, in particular, left a lasting mark. Leifur Eirikson, an Icelandic explorer, was the first known European to set foot on continental North America. Leading his crew, Leifur established a settlement in a region he named 'Vínland,' possibly located around today's Newfoundland or the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Born to Erik the Red, founder of the first Norse settlement in Greenland, and Thjodhildur, Leifur was born a Viking. Despite his family's origins in Norway, they moved steadily westward due to various reasons. Leifur's expedition to Vínland resulted in a brief yet historic Viking presence in North America, ending not due to climate or food scarcity, but rather because they were chased off by the thousands of natives who inhabited the area.
