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Setting Sail: The Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium

In the ever-evolving landscape of haute horlogerie, Arnold & Son continues to navigate uncharted waters with the launch of their latest timepiece collection, the Longitude Titanium. This watch not only pays homage to the brand’s illustrious legacy but also charts a new course in the world of sports-chic chronometry. The Longitude Titanium is powered by…

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In the ever-evolving landscape of haute horlogerie, Arnold & Son continues to navigate uncharted waters with the launch of their latest timepiece collection, the Longitude Titanium. This watch not only pays homage to the brand’s illustrious legacy but also charts a new course in the world of sports-chic chronometry.

The Longitude Titanium is powered by the A&S6302 caliber, a masterpiece of precision and craftsmanship, certified by the renowned Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres (COSC). This mechanical marvel is wound by an oscillating weight crafted from a single block of 22-carat gold, inspired by the sleek lines of sailing vessels. The intricate engraving on its felloe echoes the markings of a sextant, adding a nautical touch to its design. This caliber features a large barrel and an oscillation frequency of 4 Hz, providing a 60-hour power reserve.

Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold

However, it is not just the movement that sets the Longitude Titanium apart; its ergonomic design reflects the spirit of the open sea. The titanium case, inspired by contemporary sailing boats, boasts curves reminiscent of a ship’s waterline, while the basin-shaped case back pays homage to a vessel’s keel. The bezel, with its 60 notches reminiscent of John Arnold’s marine chronometers, further accentuates this maritime influence.

Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold

The Longitude Titanium comes in three dial variations: Kingsand Gold, Ocean Blue, and Fern Green. Each dial is decorated with a vertical satin-finish, polished, and luminescent hour markers. Its layout, aligned with the vertical axis of the dial, pays tribute to John Arnold’s pioneering work in marine chronometry. The color palette, inspired by the coastal hues of Cornwall, adds a touch of vibrancy to this maritime-inspired timepiece.

Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Fern Green
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Fern Green
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Ocean Blue
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Ocean Blue

But beyond its aesthetic appeal lies a rich history steeped in innovation. From John Harrison’s invention of the marine chronometer to John Arnold’s refinement of its principles, the quest for accurate timekeeping at sea has been a driving force behind horological progress. The Longitude Titanium stands as a testament to this legacy, embodying the spirit of invention and exploration that has defined centuries of maritime trade.

Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold

The Longitude Titanium from Arnold & Son is more than just a timepiece; it is a symbol of innovation, precision, and craftsmanship. With its blend of maritime heritage and contemporary design, it charts a new course in the world of fine watchmaking, inviting enthusiasts to embark on a journey through time and tide.

Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold

Price & Availability:

The Longitude Titanium is available at Arnold & Son authorized retailers worldwide.

  • Kingsand Gold CHF 22,600 incl. VAT (Limited Edition of 88 pieces)
  • Ocean Blue CHF 21,500 incl. VAT
  • Fern Green: CHF 21,500 incl. VAT
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Kingsand Gold
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Ocean Blue
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Ocean Blue
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Fern Green
Arnold & Son Longitude Titanium Fern Green

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