RC IN FORCE: 5 MODELS

With its muscle-car case, radiant dial and contrasting hour markers that match its NATO strap, this RC 2 is straight out of the best editions of the Indianapolis 500.

 

 

An over-equipped RC that confirms its success on the Kelton circuit. The same super-sturdy case, this time in a brushed matte finish, a reference to the super bad boys' racing cars. A leather rally strap adds an extra dose of adrenalin to this nitro-saturated model.
On the technical side, the RC 22 not only tells the time, it also indicates the day and date, thanks to its Miyota 2105 movement (day/date) and window at 3 o'clock.

 

 

A leap forward in time and technology with this 2024 edition of our RC: an augmented, sharper, edgier design.
This RC 24 is equipped with a puncture-proof automatic movement, the famous Miyota 8205, and an even sportier strap. Alloy wheels are optional.

 

 

 

 

 

An RC collection without a chrono is like a Fast and Furious without Vin Diesel: impossible.
How about this? Introducing the Chrono RC 24, equipped with the famous VK 63 movement, a hybrid caliber that combines the precision of quartz with the elegance of traditional watchmaking, thanks to its automatic module.

Which means? The time is indicated infallibly by the quartz movement, while the start, stop and reset of the chrono are mechanical. In short, the VK 63 Hattori (Seiko) movement is more robust, more reliable and less cumbersome than a classic mechanical chrono movement, A-HU-RISSANT, isn't it?

 

 

 

 

From the RC 24 stable comes the QRTZ*. Still the same brushed 316 L steel case, with a design that's increased in finesse and edginess, but this time with a little something extra: not a rear spoiler, no, but some fine work on the dial, finely grooved (for greater grip in bends ;).
This RC 24 is equipped with an infallibly accurate quartz movement, the famous and valiant Miyota 2035, and the same ultra-sporty bracelet. All that's missing is the braking parachute.

Pronounced Quartz, of course.

 

 

 

 

If you're an enthusiast, you'll certainly know his name: Guillaume Brichard, who closed the 2024 season with a French championship title*. with team-mate Maximilien Menu.

*Ligier Js cup Gentleman category.

Coming soon, a topic entirely devoted to Guillaume Brichard and his passion for speed. Stay tuned!