Tourbillon Springfield ECW1
Mach One Royal
Lady Tuxedo Chronotimer
Chronograph
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HEIWADO & CO. starts to distribute a new brand “ELLICOTT” on the Japanese market. In 2008, Pierre-Andre Finazzi revived the brand and released at Baselworld 2008.
John Ellicott was a scientist and an inventor and is credited with the world’s very first centre second hand. John Ellicott II (1706-1772) was appointed Watchmaker to King George III and devised an ingenious compensation pendulum. He had been elected Fellow of the Royal Society by 1738. In 2008, Finazzi revived the brand ELLICOTT in Switzerland.
Finazzi had worked for many watch manufactures and jewellery houses. He brought the ELLICOTT spirit back to life in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.
Since Heiwado & Co. is the distributor of Waltham which Finazzi designs for, the company starts to distribute ELLICOTT brand in Japan.
The ELLICOTT collections are consisted of 3 pillars:Springfield, Mach One and Lady Tuxedo.
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Tourbillon Springfield ECW1 |
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Automatic winding, Tourbillon |
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Sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective coating |
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18K pink gold case with tantalum bezel and back |
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Guilloche, side see-through case |
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3ATM, 85 hours power reserve |
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Yen 33,600,000 (tax included) |
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Mach One Royal |
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Automatic winding |
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Pink gold case with tantalum bezel and back |
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Sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective coating |
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5 ATM, 44 hours power reserve |
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Yen 5,743,500 (tax included) |
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Lady Tuxedo Chronotimer Chronograph |
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Automatic winding |
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18K white gold case paved with diamonds |
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Sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective coating |
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5 ATM, 38 hours power reserve |
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Yen 11,130,000 (tax included) |
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