Chief Chronograph

The Chief Chronograph is a modern take on the timeless elegance of the classic Favre Leuba from the 1970s, which featured the prominent cushion-shaped case. 

The 41mm steel cushion-shaped case features multiple, brilliantly executed finishes such as vertical brushing and polished sides and pushers that add a stunning contrast and highlight the contours of the case. 

This stunning ice-blue dial goes through over 100 steps in production. It boasts a combination of sunray circular brushed finish on the base and circular brushing on the sub-dials.

A 3D monogram set inside the dial and multi-faceted hands and applied indices with brushing and sandblasting add depth to the watch face. 

The two-link integrated steel bracelet—which is also easily interchangeable with a rubber strap—features a combination of finishes, alternating between vertical brushing and polished center links. 

It is powered by the self-winding, column-wheel chronograph Swiss-made FLC02 caliber. It features a power reserve of 60 hours and delivers exceptional precision, beating at a 4 Hz frequency.

The movement—visible through the exhibition caseback—carries superlative finishing such as perlage, Côtes de Genève, and soleillage on the custom-designed skeletonized rotor, heat-treated blued screws, column wheel, and more.