Owning this watch means possessing a piece of watchmaking history—one of the first automatic chronographs housed in a revolutionary square, water-resistant case. The “King of Cool” immortalized this timepiece in the 1971 racing film Le Mans, creating one of the most iconic watch placements in cinema history.

Presents itself in mint condition with little to no signs of wear. The elegant square stainless steel case has bushed and high-polished edges that highlight the iconic design. while the exhibition caseback reveals the movement inside. The crown and pushers operate smoothly, giving a crisp, responsive feel with every use.

Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, and chronograph counter. The date can be changed by pulling out the crown to the first position on the left side. The minutes and hours can be changed when the crown is pulled in the second position. The chronograph can be controlled with the pushers on the right side. It also features luminous hour markers and hands, ensuring excellent visibility in low-light conditions.

Comes as a full set, single-boxed, including the watch pillow, travel case, warranty card, and warranty booklet.

For those who appreciate the convergence of design innovation, mechanical excellence, and authentic heritage, this represents an essential addition to any thoughtful watch collection. The rich narrative of this watch adds dimensions of meaning beyond technical specifications, creating an emotional connection that few watches can match.