





The Vulcano
Motion has always had its own kind of elegance.
A tonneau case in brushed stainless steel, finished with a layered, forged-carbon-effect pattern more at home on a track than a desk. Beneath a fully skeletonized dial, the movement runs in plain view — precision worn openly, not hidden behind a solid face. The Vulcano trades restraint for presence, without giving up the finishing the rest of the collection is built on.
Specifications
Case: Tonneau-shaped stainless steel with a textured, forged-carbon-effect finish
Case size: 35 x 39mm, 10mm thick
Strap: High-resistance nylon, lightweight and breathable
Dial: Fully skeletonized, exposed movement
Movement: Japanese quartz
Crystal: Coated mineral glass, scratch resistant
Water resistance: 3ATM — splash resistant
Engineering as Ornament
Most watches hide the mechanism behind the dial. The Vulcano puts it on display — a lattice of gears and bridges doing the work of both function and decoration at once.
The strap follows the same logic. Nylon was chosen for grip and give, not polish — a material that performs before it decorates.
How to Wear It
This isn’t a boardroom watch. It’s built for the weekend drive, the track day, the afternoons when the rest of the wardrobe is already dressed down.
Three colorways — black, red and blue — mean the Vulcano matches the mood instead of dictating it.