Baltic Tricompax - References, Prices and Owners' Reviews

This Baltic caught my eye at first glance. It is reminiscent of some of the most iconic watches we have ever seen. I love its vintage look and its flat link bracelet, which is as beautiful as it is comfortable. The choice of manual movement allows it to remain very thin and I don't mind the winding at all. On the contrary, it allows me to listen to its heart beating and I must say that it has a sweet sound. I am simply a fan!

Wanting to own a chrono watch with a white dial and black sub-dials, I fell in love with this Baltic and its mouse-click options. And here I am, the owner of a number on this first series. My impressions? Small diameter, rather precise movement, very nice finishes and what's more, it has a face! I love it!

With this Baltic, you will have the perfect mix of what was best in the 60s-70s with a modern hand-wound mechanical heart. We return the major inspiration of the Univesal Genève compax "Nina Rindt" of the 60s, but also a bit of Daytona P-Newman or Speedmaster with this flared bezel and its flat links bracelet. Really a tasty mix brought up to date with a neo-retro sauce without losing the identity of Baltic A pure beauty with a vanilla cream dial with a Swiss mechanical heart from Sellita in a manual version that works like a charm. The detail that kills even if I am not particularly a car fan, is the number 04 of the limited series engraved on the back of the case in large like a number written on the door of a racing car, it is original and very aesthetic had to think of it The only downside is the water resistance of only 5 ATM, but for a chrono it is not very serious and if we look closely this Baltic has exactly the same characteristics as for the Speedmaster 57 of Omega with a few details near