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Soldier photo of Longitude Titanium
Longitude

Longitude Titanium is a COSC-certified chronometer with a power-reserve display and an imposing seconds counter paying tribute to John Arnold’s marine chronometers and his decisive role in calculating longitude at sea.

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Soldier photo of Nebula 38 Red Gold
Nebula

Since their creation, the fully skeletonised Nebula collection in 38 and 41.5 mm has been a star bursting with light.

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Soldier photo of DSTB 42 Red Gold
DSTB

DSTB, which stands for ‘Dial-Side True Beat’, is one of Arnold & Son’s most personal collections, revealing its true-beat second’s mechanism on the dial side.

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Soldier photo of Ultrathin Tourbillon Red Gold
Ultrathin Tourbillon

Ultrathin Tourbillon is one of the slimmest in the world. Presented in its purest expression, nothing distracts the eye from the hypnotic workings of the one-minute flying tourbillon.

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Soldier photo of Time Pyramid Platinum
Time Pyramid

By arranging the organs of Time Pyramid‘s movement from top to bottom instead of in a circle, Arnold & Son goes beyond the chronometric horizon to achieve an unparalleled feat of design.

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Soldier photo of Perpetual Moon 41.5 Red Gold
Perpetual Moon

Showcasing one of the largest moons in the watchmaking sphere, Perpetual Moon stands out for its complication and Arnold & Son’s aesthetic approach.

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Soldier photo of Luna Magna Red Gold
Luna Magna

In a starry sky, a large moon alternates between light and dark as it moves through its phases. Luna Magna is the largest rotating moon ever built into a wristwatch.

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Soldier photo of Globetrotter Steel
Globetrotter

Like a finely crafted atlas, the Globetrotter worldtimer collection represents our planet.

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Photo of Double Tourbillon White Gold
Double Tourbillon

The double tourbillon is a rare construction, even more so with this structural approach that meets aesthetic, historical, and horological objectives.

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