In 1844, the chronograph gained its reset pusher, the invention that allowed successive measurements and changed how we relate to time on the wrist. The 1844 Chronograph is named for that moment, and every detail is built around the act of timing: precision lines, bold legible numerals, and a Miyota 6S11 quartz movement with vertical subdials at 12H (seconds) and 6H (12-hour totalizer). The layout is clean and balanced: nothing wasted. Every caseback is individually numbered. No two are the same.

The 41mm case, 11mm in height, is machined from 316L high precision stainless steel, chosen for its corrosion resistance and long-term skin safety. A domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating protects the dial, staying clear and scratch-resistant through everyday wear. 5 ATM / 50 meters of water resistance. Fitted on a genuine Italian leather strap with pin buckle.