Forged Carbon Chronograph — White Case, Red Ring, Yellow 73
Forged Carbon Chronograph — White Case, Red Ring, Yellow 73
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Forged Carbon Chronograph — White Case, Red Ring, Yellow 73
WHITE FORGED CARBON · BLACK CARBON BEZEL · YELLOW 73 COUNTER · AUTOMATIC CHRONOGRAPH
White Carbon, Layered Like A Map
Fine dark lines run along the stepped flanks, straight and even, where the layers of the carbon meet.
Most white watches are white on the surface: paint or a coating over something else, and a hard knock on a corner shows what is underneath.
This case is white forged carbon, white through the material. It is built up in layers, and where the case is cut across them the edges surface as thin dark lines. Along the stepped flanks they run fine and parallel, like the contour lines on a map; over the lugs, where the case curves, they bend and spread. The lines on your case will fall differently from the ones in the photographs.
The bezel is black forged carbon marbled in grey, with the tachymeter scale printed in white and UNITS PER HOUR in yellow. The crown and both pushers are black too, each pusher topped with a polished steel button.
THE DIAL
Cream, Red-Orange And One Yellow Counter
A cream dial in a broad red-orange ring, two black counters, and a racing number at six.
The dial is cream, warm rather than stark white, and a broad red-orange minute ring runs round its edge, printed with black strokes. Against the black bezel the red reads brighter than it would on its own.
At three and nine sit two black counters, cut with fine circular grooves that catch the light as the watch turns. At six the colour changes: a solid yellow counter in a polished steel ring, with a big black 73 across its lower half, like the number on a race car's door.
The hour markers are applied steel with white lume, pointed at their inner end, with small squares at three, six and nine. The hour and minute hands are steel with white lume, and the central chronograph hand is slim and yellow, the same yellow as the counter.
How The 73 Dial Comes Together
A cream dial, a red-orange ring and a yellow counter, fitted inside a white carbon case.
The Cream Dial
The dial is finished in a warm cream with a fine matte grain, so the print and the steel markers sit on it without glare.
The Red-Orange Ring
A broad red-orange minute ring goes round the edge, printed with black strokes in two lengths.
Two Black Counters
The counters at three and nine are black, cut with fine circular grooves and printed in white.
The Yellow 73
The counter at six is solid yellow, set in a polished steel ring, with the 73 printed large and black across it.
Into The White Case
The lumed steel markers and hands go on, with the yellow chronograph hand, and the dial is fitted into the white carbon case under the black bezel, with the automatic chronograph movement behind it.
2-Year Warranty. 30-Day Refund.
Wear it for a month. If it is not what you expected, send it back for a full refund — no conditions, no restocking fee.
Why It Stands Out
White carbon has to be white from the first layer, because nothing is sprayed over it afterwards. Put a cream dial inside it, ring it in red-orange and give it one yellow counter with a racing number, and the whole watch reads like a livery. It asks $999.
THE 73 SPEC
White forged carbon case, black carbon bezel, cream dial with a red-orange ring, two black counters and a yellow 73, black canvas strap stitched in red. Inspected by hand, boxed for presentation, and covered for two years.
What Sets Us Apart
| Prestige | Others | |
|---|---|---|
| ✓ | White forged carbon case with fine dark layer lines along stepped flanks | ✕ |
| ✓ | Black forged carbon bezel, marbled in grey, white tachymeter scale and UNITS PER HOUR in yellow | ✕ |
| ✓ | Cream dial framed by a broad red-orange minute ring with black strokes | ✕ |
| ✓ | Two black counters at three and nine, cut with fine circular grooves | ✕ |
| ✓ | Solid yellow counter at six with a big black 73, in a polished steel ring | ✕ |
| ✓ | Applied steel hour markers with white lume, pointed at their inner end | ✕ |
| ✓ | Steel hour and minute hands with white lume, and a slim yellow chronograph hand | ✕ |
| ✓ | Black knurled crown and pushers with polished steel push-buttons | ✕ |
| ✓ | Black woven canvas strap with a red stitch line down each edge | ✕ |
| ✓ | High-precision automatic chronograph movement — self-winding, no battery | ✕ |
OWN IT WITHOUT RISK
Thirty Days. Full Refund. No Conditions.
Wear it for a month. If it is not what you expected, send it back.
Every watch carries a two-year Prestige guarantee and a 30-day money-back promise, for every customer, in every country. Free express shipping worldwide, tracked and insured. If anything is wrong when it lands, message us and a person picks it up.
- 30-day money-back guarantee — no conditions, no restocking fee
- Two-year Prestige guarantee on every watch
- Free tracked express shipping, worldwide
- 10–18 days international · 15–25 days inside Iraq
Before You Buy
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the white case painted?
Is the white case painted?
No. It is white forged carbon, white through the material. Look along the side and you will see thin dark lines following the case, the edges of its layers. Paint would cover them.
Why is the bezel black?
Why is the bezel black?
To frame the dial. A black forged-carbon bezel between the white case and the cream dial draws a hard dark ring round the face, and the yellow UNITS PER HOUR on it picks up the counter at six.
What is the 73 on the dial?
What is the 73 on the dial?
A racing number, printed large and black on the solid yellow counter at six, like the number on a race car's door. It is part of the dial, not a date and not something you set.
What do the pushers do?
What do the pushers do?
The two pushers beside the crown start, stop and reset the yellow central chronograph hand. Like the crown they are black, each with a polished steel button on top.
What is the strap made of?
What is the strap made of?
Black woven canvas, with a single red stitch line down each long edge.
Does it need a battery?
Does it need a battery?
No. Inside is a high-precision automatic chronograph movement: it winds itself as you wear it, with no battery to change.
How long does delivery take?
How long does delivery take?
Ten to eighteen days to most countries, fifteen to twenty-five inside Iraq. Shipping is free, tracked and insured, and you get the tracking number as soon as it leaves us.
Can I ask questions before I order?
Can I ask questions before I order?
Yes, and we would rather you did. Message the page on Facebook or Instagram — a real person answers, usually within the hour.