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Trench-watch heritage and driver’s-watch design, for today.
Trench Watches and Driver’s Watches
A practical recreation of a Waltham wristwatch from the early 1900s. “Trench” refers to watches worn by soldiers in World War I trench warfare. A driver’s watch, meanwhile, is designed to make the time readable while holding the steering wheel.
An Angled Dial
A dial arrangement intended for the right wrist, making it easier to read while driving. The classical case and small seconds at 6 o’clock create a distinctive expression.
A Bund-Style Leather Strap
The leather backing recalls the military practice of securing a pocket watch to the wrist. It stabilizes the watch on the arm and frames the case.
Black & White
Choose a black or pearl-white dial within a matte-finished case. Blue details on the hour and minute hands and the small-seconds hand bring the overall design together.
Lineup
See each product page for available models, prices, specifications and strap options.