Born from the 1968 Memovox Polaris, this chronograph lets a grand-complications maker loosen its tie and have fun. Made for collectors who own the dress icons but still crave a sporty daily with real pedigree. Call it the tuxedo jacket that knows how to dance.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. Split across three finishes, the dial melts a sunray center into a grained matte ring and a soft opaline flange ringed by the tachymetre scale for clocking speed, each catching light in its own way. Framed by razor crisp bevels against brushed flanks, the 42mm case shines like a cut gem. Anchored by mirror polished center links in a three link bracelet, the wrist presence lands between sporty and sharp.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph, and tachymeter. Positioned on the right, the pull-out crown sets the time, while twin pushers control the chronograph, top to start and stop, bottom to reset. Sealed to 100 meters, it handles everyday splashes and the occasional swim. The automatic Calibre 751H beats at 4 Hz with 65 hours of reserve behind a sapphire caseback and its openworked rotor. Green Super LumiNova glows when the lights drop, keeping the hours legible in the dark.

Comes as a complete set, double-boxed with the international warranty card.

Beneath this sports chronograph lives a true Manufacture, one that builds its own movements from the ground up under a single roof. Collectors chasing real horological depth without the shouty logo will find few doors this quietly impressive. A piece like this rarely waits around long, so it is worth a closer look now.