A modern expression of traditional craft—where Towson’s old-school techniques meet a bold, contemporary canvas. This full-calendar chronograph is housed in the brand’s signature stainless-steel tonneau case, with a dial that pairs intricate engine-turned guilloché in silver with galvanic rose-gold sub-dials. The resulting salmon tone isn’t painted—it’s plated, precision-applied 5N rose gold. The interplay of material depth, tonal contrast, and functional symmetry gives this piece its distinct rhythm. Limited to just 100 numbered examples, the Salmon Edition marks a new chapter in one of Towson’s most collected designs—offered exclusively through our Maryland workshop.
A modern expression of traditional craft—where Towson’s old-school techniques meet a bold, contemporary canvas. This full-calendar chronograph is housed in the brand’s signature stainless-steel tonneau case, with a dial that pairs intricate engine-turned guilloché in silver with galvanic rose-gold sub-dials. The resulting salmon tone isn’t painted—it’s plated, precision-applied 5N rose gold. The interplay of material depth, tonal contrast, and functional symmetry gives this piece its distinct rhythm. Limited to just 100 numbered examples, the Salmon Edition marks a new chapter in one of Towson’s most collected designs—offered exclusively through our Maryland workshop.
Powered by the Swiss-Made Valjoux 7751 caliber, featuring 25 jewels and a 48-hour power reserve. This automatic mechanism, regulated to chronometer-grade accuracy of +/- 5 seconds per day, is meticulously decorated in-house by Towson Watchmakers. The movement boasts blued-steel screws, perlage on the base-plate, platinum plating, 18k gold engraving, and Geneva stripes, all visible through the exhibition case-back. The skeletonized rotor enhances this view. A unique day-correcting function is operated from the left side of the case, inserted by TWC Co-Founder and Master Watchmaker Hartwig Balke. This movement remains consistent with the first edition, except for the skeletonized rotor and minor decorative enhancements. Towson Watch Company is among the few brands employing watchmakers still capable of building and servicing the 7751 caliber.
Customers have four leather strap options for their CHOPTANK Ref. E250-2: Grey-Gloss Genuine Alligator, Smooth Brown, Black Cordovan, Basketball, and Green Latuga.
Powered by the Swiss-Made Valjoux 7751 caliber, featuring 25 jewels and a 48-hour power reserve. This automatic mechanism, regulated to chronometer-grade accuracy of +/- 5 seconds per day, is meticulously decorated in-house by Towson Watchmakers. The movement boasts blued-steel screws, perlage on the base-plate, platinum plating, 18k gold engraving, and Geneva stripes, all visible through the exhibition case-back. The skeletonized rotor enhances this view. A unique day-correcting function is operated from the left side of the case, inserted by TWC Co-Founder and Master Watchmaker Hartwig Balke. This movement remains consistent with the first edition, except for the skeletonized rotor and minor decorative enhancements. Towson Watch Company is among the few brands employing watchmakers still capable of building and servicing the 7751 caliber.
Customers have four leather strap options for their CHOPTANK Ref. E250-2: Grey-Gloss Genuine Alligator, Smooth Brown, Black Cordovan, Basketball, and Green Latuga.
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