The Villoresi Chronograph

This timepiece highlights an exceptionally rare, hand-wound artisanal, five-beat sweep-seconds mechanical chronograph. With only 48 in existence, the movements were meticulously restored and finished by hand to meet the highest standards of contemporary Haute Horlogerie.

To pair with the age of the caliber 2518, we have developed a technique to give the watch dials an authentic 1950s patina, making each piece uniquely aged and distinctive.

The movement and watch dials are a highly refined version of the original Lowenthal watch that Enzo Ferrari gifted to Scuderia Ferrari Formula One champion Luigi “Gigi” Villoresi in 1951.

The first edition comes in four period-correct colors: Avorio Bianco, Azzuro la Plata, Palladio Verde, Oro Metallizzato. Each color, 12 time pieces.

Caliber 2518

Hand-wound artisanal mechanical five-beat sweep-seconds chronograph, developed in collaboration with Chronode.

Technical Characteristics

  • Domed dial, using period-correct materials and processes, each dial undergoes a controlled aging cycle, recreating decades of natural evolution before being permanently stabilized.

    Steel hands, fired with various temperatures to conceive different natural colours.

  • 904L stainless steel. Diameter 40.5 mm. Thickness: 11.8 mm. Water-resistant to 50m. Double anti reflective sapphire crystal. Sapphire crystal case back.

  • Cashmere Leather with inside natural coutschock rubber. Pin buckle.

  • Hand-beveled flanks, 5N rose-gold gilded bridges, “Chiaroscuro" contrast scheme, black polished screws, “frosted” graining.

    Power reserve: ≈ 48 hours Balance frequency: 2.5 Hz –18'000 VpH Diameter: 30 mm Height: 5.85 mm
    "Lowenthal” fine adjustment
    Unique consecutive serial number

    Central hours, minutes, seconds at 9 o’clock Chronograph; central five-beat sweep seconds, 60-minute counter at 3 o'clock

The Gold
Oro Metallizzato

Presentation: Autumn 2026

The White
Avorio Bianco

Presentation: Autumn 2026

The Blue
Azzuro la Plata

Presentation: Autumn 2026

The Green
Palladio Verde

Presentation: Autumn 2026