SKL Royal Chrono Panda

The SKL Royal Chrono Panda is a Seiko Mod chronograph watch. It features the most legendary dial in chronography history. The panda, white with black sub-dials, was born on 60s racetracks for quick readability at full speed. Three dark sub-dials on a light background, a thin second hand. And the octagonal case with eight screws translates this racing language into smart casual. Panda chronographs fetch high prices; this one is content with being excellent in its own right.

The panda, a racetrack dial

The black-on-white contrast offers the fastest readability. The sub-dials stand out like targets, the second hand crosses the white with a clean line. Luminous hands, discreet date. 41mm octagonal 316L steel case, profiled pushers, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, transparent case back, integrated bracelet with butterfly clasp. It's the most effective graphic design in sports watchmaking, served by the most assertive geometry. The three black sub-dials are perfectly triangular on the white background. It's the most copied graphic composition in watchmaking, here enhanced by sharp polished rings.

The Seiko VK63 meca-quartz movement

This Seiko Mod features a genuine VK63 manufactured by Seiko Instruments. Quartz precision for timekeeping, a mechanical module for the chronograph. And an instantaneous reset worthy of the racing chronographs that inspired the dial. The battery ensures several years of operation.

Its clean lines

Karting, racetracks, car shows, Sunday cafes: the panda is the pass for mechanical enthusiasts. In the city, it remains the chicest of light chronographs. 5 ATM water resistance: showering and surface swimming covered. Just avoid diving with it. At Grand Prix races, whether watching on screen or in the stands, it's the uniform.

The gift for car enthusiasts

For those who watch races on Sundays and know their classics, the panda speaks even before the packaging is opened. 3-year warranty, in its SKL case.

Style detail

On an integrated steel bracelet, the panda gains a modernity that leather strap versions lack. It is of its time and ours. Adjustment at a watchmaker.