1934
Multichron
42 mm
Steel / Multicolor
LIMITED EDITION
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2 Year Warranty
All our watches are covered by 2-year warranty from the date of purchase. About Vintage warranty covers all the manufacturing defects on the watch itself. Read full warranty description here
How long is the battery life of my watch?
The batteries fitted in our timepieces are expected to last around 2-4 years depending on movement type. Batteries can easily be changed at most jewelry & watch stores at a low cost.
Automatic movement maintenance
Our timepieces are made to last a lifetime, we therefore only use high quality and well tested automatic movements. These movement types are recommended to be serviced at your local watch specialist minimum every 5 year for optimal performance and longevity.
Size chart
Technical specifications
- Size
- 42 mm, 49,6 mm, 13 mm, 20 mm
- Movement
- Miyota 6S21-00Z Chronograph (Japan), Quartz
- Glass
- Domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
- Case
- 316L high precision stainless steel, Snap-on, Individually numbered
- Water resistance
- 5 ATM / 50 meters
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Bohemian at heart. technical in soul.
Limited Edition
1934 Multichron
The 1934 Multichron is a limited special edition of the 1934 Telechron watch, boasting new features that let you feel time in a new way. We added a pulsemeter, and a tachymeter in addition to the telemeter function also found on the Telechron.
What you get:
- Limited edition: Only 200 pieces available
- All watches ready for delivery
- Includes a free strap of your choice
- Delivered in our wooden Collector’s Box
NEW LIMITED EDITION
TACHYMETER + TELEMETER + PULSEMETER
The 1934 Multichron is a special edition of our Telechron model.
In addition to the original telemeter scale we added a pulsemeter scale and a tachymeter scale
Measure the distance to the rolling thunder in the horizon, your heart rate when relaxing in a hammock, or the speed of the plane on your way to your vacation spot.
This is a watch for slow days with stories to tell.
THE DESIGN
A SPECIAL EDITION
This special edition of the 1934 Telechron watch retains the foundation of its ancestor. The leveled dial, 42mm case, and distinctive square pushers are all still here. What’s new is the expanded functionality: a pulsemeter for measuring heart rate, a tachymeter for calculating speed, and the telemeter from the original model for estimating distance through sound.
The result is a chronograph that not only looks refined, with its clean sword hands and subtle coloring, but also encourages a more deliberate way of measuring time.
MEASURE HOLIDAY PACE
TACHYMETER
Use the tachymeter scale to measure how fast you’re not going. Whether you’re strolling barefoot through the sand or making a lazy dash for cold drinks, the 1934 Multichron gently reminds you that life isn’t a race.
USING THE TACHYMETER SCALE
With a tachymeter, you can calculate the average speed based on how many seconds it takes a vehicle to travel a fixed distance, say 1 km or the like.
1) Start the chronograph by pushing the upper button
2) After the vehicle has traveled the distance, stop the chronograph with the same button.
3) Observe the position of the second hand and read the red tachymeter scale. If stopped at 100, it took 36 seconds to travel 1 km, which comes down to an average speed of 100 kph.
4) Reset by pushing the lower button
DISTANCE THROUGH SOUND
TELEMETER
When summer storms roll in, the telemeter function lets you measure the space between you and the horizon. See the lightning. Count the seconds. Hear the thunder. Suddenly, you’re part of the atmosphere
USING THE TELEMETER SCALE
A telemeter scale is used for measuring distances in sound. With the telemeter scale a distance can be measured due to a visible and audible event, e.g. during a thunderstorm. The division on the dial is based on the speed of sound in air (340 meters per second). Start the hands in the moment when you see the flash, and stop it when you hear the thunder. The hand tells you how far away the storm is.
TIME YOU CAN FEEL
PULSEMETER
Place two fingers on your wrist. Start the chronograph. Count 30 beats.
In that half-minute, you’re not just measuring your pulse — you’re reconnecting with it.
USING THE PULSEMETER
To use the pulsemeter scale based on 30 pulsations on your watch, you begin by starting the chronograph at the same moment you start counting someone's pulse. As you count each heartbeat, continue timing until you've reached exactly 30 beats. At the 30th pulse, stop the chronograph. The number indicated by the chronograph's seconds hand on the pulsemeter scale will show the person's heart rate in beats per minute.
Technical Specifications
- Size
Case diameter
42 mmLug to lug
49,6 mmCase thickness
13 mmLug width
20 mm
- Movement
- Miyota 6S21-00Z Chronograph (Japan)Quartz
- Case
Material
316L high precision stainless steelCase back
Snap-onNumbering
Individually numbered
- Glass
- Domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
- Strap
- Italian suede (genuine) with Pin buckle. Width: 20mm, Length: 19cm, Circumference: 15-20cm
- Water resistance
- 5 ATM / 50 meters
- Box
- Custom made in beautiful wood with engraved logo
- Warranty
- 2 years against defects
- Manual
- Download PDF
Our mission
Keeping track of the moments in time
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