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Great looking rotor with a curiosity factor
High quality. Very pleased with purchase.
Just another high quality case that is great looking and easy to work with.
LIMITED & EXCLUSIVE · 100 pieces only. Once this run sells out, it is retired for good — never remade.
The ST1901 Pulsograph. 38mm. One of 100.
A doctor's watch — you don't see many. Clear, legible black pulsometer scales on an enamel-white dial that reads like porcelain, with mirror-finished hour markers and a polished bezel. Limited and exclusive to 100 pieces.
Inside is the hand-wound ST1901 — a mechanical chronograph caliber in production since the 1960s. Officially rated -10 to +40 seconds a day; across 30 pieces we tested dial-up, ours ran between -1 and +8 (not every piece will match that, but it tells you how this batch was built). Sapphire caseback, so the caliber is part of the show.
The doctor's watch.
Start the chrono, count the beats, read the rate.
Hand-wound ST1901.
A chronograph workhorse in production since the 1960s — wound by hand, running on show.
Pulsometer dial.
Black pulsometer scales on enamel white — start the chronograph, count beats, read the pulse.
Porcelain look.
An enamel-white dial with mirror-finished markers — easily mistaken for porcelain.
Sapphire both sides.
Double-domed sapphire up front, clear sapphire caseback behind the caliber.
Heads up — wearing it
Hand-wound: wind it to run it. Officially rated -10/+40 s/day; our 30-piece dial-up test ran -1 to +8. Quick-release leather strap, butterfly clasp, 100m water resistance.
Specs
The ST1901 is a hand-winding mechanical chronograph caliber made from the 1960s to this very day — one of the oldest and most reliable workhorse chronograph movements in existence. Official accuracy is rated -10 to +40 seconds per day; across 30 pieces we tested dial-up, ours ran between -1 and +8 seconds per day. Not every piece will match that, but it tells you how this batch was built.
Movement Specs
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