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This elegant watch is a stunning tribute to the Concorde

Venezianico's new chronograph is a tribute to the Concorde

Bucintoro 1976 Chronograph
Venezianico

Venezianico has once again proven its masterful display of artistry and aeronautical history with the unveiling of the breathtaking Bucintoro 1976 Chronograph, a luxury timepiece paying homage to the iconic Concorde supersonic jet. This limited edition watch exudes the very essence of supersonic speed, luxury, and a bygone era of transatlantic glamour. The watch’s allure is immediately evident in its sleek, 42mm case, available in polished stainless steel or a warm 2N rose gold PVD coating, whose aerodynamic contours seamlessly mimic the legendary delta wing of its muse. It is a statement piece that offers a wearable piece of twentieth-century innovation on the wrist.

The dial presents a stunning combination of textured elegance and legibility

The true heart and soul of this chronograph is its magnificent slate grey dial, embellished here with an intricate clous de Paris guilloché pattern that evokes the textured fuselage of the aircraft. The pièce de résistance is the subtle, yet dynamic silhouette of the Concorde itself, gracefully printed at the six o’clock position — a constant and artful reminder of the watch’s inspirational origins. The snailed sub-dials for the chronograph function provide a harmonious and deeply considered display of technical information.

Beating within is a movement chosen for its precision and tactile satisfaction

Powering this elegant tribute is the sophisticated Seiko VK64 meca-quartz chronograph movement, a hybrid caliber celebrated for its quartz accuracy. This prodigious construction ensures unwavering reliability that watch enthusiasts will appreciate. The exhibition case back reveals a beautifully engraved and color-filled depiction of the Concorde in flight, a final, exquisite detail that perfectly sums up the narrative.

The Bucintoro 1976 is a compelling option for the discerning collector

With this release, Venezianico has created an accessible piece of haute horology with a deeply captivating story. It is a chronograph that offers a tangible connection to an icon of design and engineering. For the collector in search of a timepiece of distinctive character and historical resonance, the Bucintoro 1976 scores high marks as an irresistible and elegant choice.

Triston Brewer is a journalist, creative director, stylist, fashionisto, and jetsetting digital bon vivant. Brace yourself! Read Full Bio
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