Before the electronic age and Global Positioning System (GPS), sailors relied on the ship’s marine chronometer for safe navigation.
Longitude was calculated by comparing the local solar time with the home port time kept on the chronometer. These instruments were crafted with meticulous care and underwent a rigorous certification process.
The Atelier Techné Isograph evokes these precision timekeepers with its minimalist sector dial and blue hands.
Image credit: Danish Nationalmuseet.
Shipped from Sweden.
Tax-free prices outside the EU.
We comply with EU regulation about consumer protection.
Net zero carbon emissions
Net zero
Since year one, we have been offsetting the carbon footprint of our production and logistics, and we have worked exclusively with factories that comply with international work regulations and with the REACH industrial waste processing standard.
Our watches with solar and mechanical movements are powered by renewable energy, and all our quartz movements are powered with silver oxyde battery that are exempt of lead.
