For historians and serious collectors, the Towson Driver revives an early 20th‑century driving watch originally designed for safe time‑reading while hands were on the wheel. Its off‑centre dial layout recalls those pioneering dashboards and allows quick reference in the proper steering position. This piece is produced in limited quantities and results from a collaboration between Towson co‑founder Hartwig Balke and master guilloché artisan Jochen Benzinger. The engine‑turned dial and hand‑engraved details are executed in Germany, while assembly and regulation are performed in Towson, Maryland. This model serves as a tangible link to the marque’s archive, illustrating both the functional ingenuity and artisanal craftsmanship that define Towson’s heritage.

For historians and serious collectors, the Towson Driver revives an early 20th‑century driving watch originally designed for safe time‑reading while hands were on the wheel. Its off‑centre dial layout recalls those pioneering dashboards and allows quick reference in the proper steering position. This piece is produced in limited quantities and results from a collaboration between Towson co‑founder Hartwig Balke and master guilloché artisan Jochen Benzinger. The engine‑turned dial and hand‑engraved details are executed in Germany, while assembly and regulation are performed in Towson, Maryland. This model serves as a tangible link to the marque’s archive, illustrating both the functional ingenuity and artisanal craftsmanship that define Towson’s heritage.



Potomac Collection Ref. TD100 TOWSON DRIVER limited to 50 units per case material (18k rose gold and stainless steel)
Designed by Hartwig Balke. The dial and movement were manufactured by Jochen Benzinger in Pforzheim, Germany. The instrument was assembled and regulated by George Thomas in Baltimore, MD.
TWC Brand information and serial number engraved on the case-back.
Retired

Potomac Collection Ref. TD100 TOWSON DRIVER limited to 50 units per case material (18k rose gold and stainless steel)
Designed by Hartwig Balke. The dial and movement were manufactured by Jochen Benzinger in Pforzheim, Germany. The instrument was assembled and regulated by George Thomas in Baltimore, MD.
TWC Brand information and serial number engraved on the case-back.
Retired

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