CONCORDIA - Antarctic Blue

THE Case of the Concordia It boasts a unique silhouette with lines that are both elegant and robust. With its slightly domed sapphire crystal and its interplay of polished and brushed textures, the Case will appeal to watch enthusiasts with designs that are both current and timeless.

Thanks to its Case and its screw-on crown, the Concordia It is perfectly airtight and has passed pressure tests at 30 atmospheres (ATM) with flying colors. With this seal, you can enjoy scuba diving without worry.

The harmoniously proportioned dial, equipped with Super-LumiNova®, is designed for optimal readability even in the dark and embodies an elegance that is both modern and sporty.

The volumetric needles of the Concordia are made to capture reflections during the day, and shine at night thanks to the addition of Super-LumiNova® on each needle.

To ensure a memorable experience, your order receives meticulous attention from the moment it leaves the workshop. Each watch is carefully placed in its Charlie case, accompanied by a user manual and a warranty card. Like a well-kept secret, the case is then nestled inside a discreet and protective box for secure worldwide shipping.

Each watch comes with a two-year warranty. Behind this commitment are durable materials, trusted partners ensuring traceability and the highest standards, and Swiss and Japanese manufactured movements to guarantee quality and reliability over time. Discover our simple instructions and tips for taking care of your watch for many years to come.

The close relationship between our design office and our workshop is a long-standing tradition. A guarantee of quality and authenticity, each watch is designed and assembled in the heart of Paris with one priority: to offer you timepieces that place the experience of time at the heart of every design, so that every day, desirability rhymes with durability.

In 2018, we had developed the Concordia to meet the specifications of The expedition of adventurer Matthieu Tordeur to Antarctica. He completed a solo crossing of nearly 1150km across Antarctica. An exceptional feat that lasted 51 days in temperatures as low as -37 degrees Celsius.