FALCON
SERIES III
The ruggedly elegant field watch.
Styled after the iconic watches worn by mid-century explorers, the Falcon excels in any situation with its combination of handsome design and rugged specs. Sized at 36mm, it is the perfect balance of dressy and sporty.
Series III retains the Falcon’s signature honeycomb dial, and by popular request, now comes in black and silver, a versatile combination that goes with virtually any strap, bracelet, and outfit. Its hands and dial markers have been redesigned for a more distinct look. It also sports a thinner bracelet and repositioned lug holes that make it more wearable than ever.
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A NEW CLASSIC
The Falcon’s mission is to bring back an era of debonair exploration. With its classic dimensions and sleek lines, it recalls a time when everyday objects were designed to harmoniously combine pragmatism and panache.
Shown further down on a 6 in. wrist.
OLD-SCHOOL COOL
Just like its forebears, the Falcon sports a Hesalite crystal. It's stood the test of time on the wrists of explorers, mountaineers, divers, and even astronauts. It has a distinct clarity and charm sapphire just can't replicate.
Afraid of scratches? The Falcon includes a Polywatch tube and polishing cloth to keep it looking like new.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT
The Falcon uses BGW9 Superluminova on its hands and markers On the dial, the luminous compound is 3D printed at a thickness of 0.3mm to make for easy reading in low-light conditions.
READY FOR ACTION
Ticking inside the Falcon is the 90S5, a no-date variant of Miyota's 9 series premium automatics.
It offers a combination of thinness, reliability, and accuracy unlike any other movement on the market.
modeled on 6 in. / 15.25 cm wrist
← DESIGN NOTES →
UPDATES
Design changes to Series III combine practical and aesthetic updates.
The hour and minute hands have been redesigned to be more distinct, making for easier reading in low visibility.
The dial now has the classic 3-6-9 configuration, and a more versatile black/silver colorway.
UPDATES
The new Ternion bracelet incorporates key changes that improve both wear and appearance.
The sharp edges have been slightly rounded for comfort. With its combination of flat and curved surfaces, lightplay on the links becomes more layered.
The links are also thinner, complementing the case lines and allowing for a lighter fit.
Additionally, the lug hole attachments have been repositioned to minimize gaps when wearing 2-piece straps.
THE INSPIRATION
In recent decades, the trend in watch design has been to make tool watches look like tools: heavy chunks of metal with boisterous features. And yet, history was made wearing sports watches that would be considered dressy today. A rugged watch can be elegant, and an elegant watch, rugged.
Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay (left) were equipped with Rolex Oysters, which were the predecessors to the iconic Rolex Explorer. Ian Fleming (right) wore one, which then inspired the literary James Bond’s wristwear.
REFERENCES
Our favorite classic sports watches, each one an icon in its own right, served as the starting point for the Falcon's design.
Photos: Seiko + Christie's + Classic Driver
UPDATES
Design changes to Series III combine practical and aesthetic updates.
The hour and minute hands have been redesigned to be more distinct, making for easier reading in low visibility.
The dial now has the classic 3-6-9 configuration, and a more versatile black/silver colorway.
UPDATES
The new Ternion bracelet incorporates key changes that improve both wear and appearance.
The sharp edges have been slightly rounded for comfort. With its combination of flat and curved surfaces, lightplay on the links becomes more layered.
The links are also thinner, complementing the case lines and allowing for a lighter fit.
Additionally, the lug hole attachments have been repositioned to minimize gaps when wearing 2-piece straps.
THE INSPIRATION
In recent decades, the trend in watch design has been to make tool watches look like tools: heavy chunks of metal with boisterous features. And yet, history was made wearing sports watches that would be considered dressy today. A rugged watch can be elegant, and an elegant watch, rugged.
Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay (left) were equipped with Rolex Oysters, which were the predecessors to the iconic Rolex Explorer. Ian Fleming (right) wore one, which then inspired the literary James Bond’s wristwear.
REFERENCES
Our favorite classic sports watches, each one an icon in its own right, served as the starting point for the Falcon's design.
Photos: Seiko + Christie's + Classic Driver
YOURS, TRULY
A watch is a companion, a talisman that reflects its wearer's personality, history, and memories. Make your mark with a special message, dedication, or monogram.