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This Nereide takes its name from aventurine, a particular glass manufacturing process invented in Venice in the 17th century and which is characterized by the particular needle-like metallic micro-inclusions. These produce a multitude of glittering reflections reminiscent of the stars in the night sky.
Arsenale Bronzo stands out not only for its design, but also for its ability to evolve, acquiring a unique personality through the natural development of a patina. Available with a rubber strap, this timepiece embodies the vitality of bronze, offering a blend of style and functionality suitable for anyone seeking a durable and eye-catching timepiece.
Inspired by the cultural journey of the Grand Tour, the Nereide GMT combines a 39 mm case redesigned for maximum comfort, measuring just 11.9 mm thick, a tungsten bezel that defines its profile, and the Miyota 9075 automatic movement with True GMT function. Precise, reliable, and distinctive.
Arsenale Bronzo stands out not only for its design, but also for its ability to evolve, acquiring a unique personality through the natural development of a patina. Available with a rubber strap, this timepiece embodies the vitality of bronze, offering a blend of style and functionality suitable for anyone seeking a durable and eye-catching timepiece.
The Nereide Bronzo 39 celebrates the bond between Venice and bronze, a metal once used for the helmets of lagoon divers due to its resistance to corrosion and the alluring patina. The new 39 mm diameter retains the collection's robust identity, but with more versatile proportions. Each piece evolves over time, becoming a unique piece.
The Skindiver Nautique is all set to make a splash in the vintage-like market. Inspired by a Vulcain model launched in 1960, it is powered by ETA’s 2824 three-hand Swiss automatic caliber with a 38-hour power reserve, the workhorse among the famed movement maker’s range of mechanical calibers.
In 1929, Vulcain presented the first mechanical wristwatch with alarm equipped with the famous Vulcain Cricket caliber or alarm clock and from that day on, Vulcain watches achieved worldwide fame, so much so that they were worn by 4 presidents of the United States of America.
In 1929, Vulcain presented the first mechanical wristwatch with alarm equipped with the famous Vulcain Cricket caliber or alarm clock and from that day on, Vulcain watches achieved worldwide fame, so much so that they were worn by 4 presidents of the United States of America.
The new Chronograph 1970's with its 38mm diameter and 12.40 mm thick "step-case" is identical to the original and set to appeal to vintage chronograph lovers. It is available in 4 dial colors: blue, black, panda-silver and salmon (limited to 50 pieces).
The new Chronograph 1970's with its 38mm diameter and 12.40 mm thick "step-case" is identical to the original and set to appeal to vintage chronograph lovers. It is available in 4 dial colors: blue, black, panda-silver and salmon (limited to 50 pieces).
In 1961, Vulcain could boast of being the only watch Manufactures to offer a diver’s watch equipped with an aquatic alarm – in other words, an alarm that could also be heard underwater. Thanks to the ‘triple case back that acted as a resonance chamber, the Cricket Nautical reliably signaled when it was time to head back up.
With more than 150 years of history and innovation, Vulcain perpetuates its historical heritage and unique know-how.
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