The DSTB (Dial-Side True Beat) collection pays homage to John Arnold's marine chronometers . It showcases a deadbeat seconds mechanism—which jumps once per second—directly on the dial side . The in-house automatic A&S6203 calibre features gold bridges and an off-centred white opal sub-dial for hours and minutes . The 42mm cases are in red gold or platinum .
The DSTB seconds mechanism is positioned prominently on the dial side, allowing the wearer to visually appreciate the precise one-second jumps—a complication rarely displayed so openly.
The DSTB deadbeat seconds mechanism, which jumps once per second, visible on the dial side. It is housed in a precious metal case with gold bridges.
The DSTB's in-house A&S6203 calibre, featuring a 22k gold oscillating weight and a 55-hour power reserve.
The DSTB seconds mechanism is positioned prominently on the dial side, allowing the wearer to visually appreciate the precise one-second jumps—a complication rarely displayed so openly.
The DSTB deadbeat seconds mechanism, which jumps once per second, visible on the dial side. It is housed in a precious metal case with gold bridges.
The DSTB's in-house A&S6203 calibre, featuring a 22k gold oscillating weight and a 55-hour power reserve.
