The 1960s was a decade of incredible achievements, including the first moon landing and the rise of television. It was also the time when chronograph watches gained popularity among watch enthusiasts, who saw their icons using them as their go-to watch. In motorsport, racers relied on chronographs to take lap times and calculate speed. When Buzz Aldrin stepped on the moon, it was a chronograph on his wrist.

Our KVANTUM series is a tribute to the chronographs of the 1960s, with a Danish minimalist design that, in many ways, transcends time and space.

Kvantum – "Vektor" – With a white and black dial with strong hints to the popular "Panda"-dial theme – a key signature of the 1960’s chronographs

The best of both worlds

KVANTUM is equipped with the SEIKO VK64 meca-quartz movement. This movement combines the precision of a quartz module with the tactile feel of a mechanical module for the chronograph function. This can be seen on the smooth, sweeping motion of the second chronograph hand and the fly-back reset function.

The front is protected by scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, second only to diamonds in hardness. The AISI 316L surgical steel case features unique details, such as a mix of satin-brushed and polished finishes that create contrast and an exclusive look. The watch is available with Italian-made full-grain leather straps or a stainless-steel bracelet. The straps come with a quick-release mechanism, allowing you to easily change the look without using any tools.