Vulcano Skeleton Tonneau Watch — 35x39mm Steel & Nylon
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The Vulcano
Motion has always had its own kind of elegance.
A tonneau case in brushed stainless steel, finished with a layered, forged-carbon-effect pattern more at home on a track than a desk. Beneath a fully skeletonized dial, the movement runs in plain view — precision worn openly, not hidden behind a solid face. The Vulcano trades restraint for presence, without giving up the finishing the rest of the collection is built on.
Specifications
- Case: Tonneau-shaped stainless steel with a textured, forged-carbon-effect finish
- Case size: 35 x 39mm, 10mm thick
- Strap: High-resistance nylon, lightweight and breathable
- Dial: Fully skeletonized, exposed movement
- Movement: Japanese quartz
- Crystal: Coated mineral glass, scratch resistant
- Water resistance: 3ATM — splash resistant
Engineering as Ornament
Most watches hide the mechanism behind the dial. The Vulcano puts it on display — a lattice of gears and bridges doing the work of both function and decoration at once.
The strap follows the same logic. Nylon was chosen for grip and give, not polish — a material that performs before it decorates.
How to Wear It
This isn't a boardroom watch. It's built for the weekend drive, the track day, the afternoons when the rest of the wardrobe is already dressed down.
Three colorways — black, red and blue — mean the Vulcano matches the mood instead of dictating it.
The Design
A tonneau case in brushed stainless steel, finished with a layered carbon-effect pattern that reads closer to a track than to a desk. Beneath a fully skeletonized dial the movement runs in plain view — precision worn openly rather than hidden behind a solid face. The Vulcano trades restraint for presence without giving up the finishing the rest of the collection is built on.
On the Wrist
Thirty-five by thirty-nine millimetres, ten deep, on high-resistance nylon. The barrel case curves along the same axis as your arm, so it sits closer than the numbers suggest, and the strap was chosen for grip and give rather than polish. This is a watch you put on for the weekend and forget to take off.
The Detail
Most watches hide the mechanism behind the dial. The Vulcano puts it on display — a lattice of gears and bridges doing the work of function and decoration at the same time. Look once and you get the time. Look twice and you get the machine.
The Design
A tonneau case in brushed stainless steel, finished with a layered carbon-effect pattern that reads closer to a track than to a desk. Beneath a fully skeletonized dial the movement runs in plain view — precision worn openly rather than hidden behind a solid face. The Vulcano trades restraint for presence without giving up the finishing the rest of the collection is built on.
On the Wrist
Thirty-five by thirty-nine millimetres, ten deep, on high-resistance nylon. The barrel case curves along the same axis as your arm, so it sits closer than the numbers suggest, and the strap was chosen for grip and give rather than polish. This is a watch you put on for the weekend and forget to take off.
The Detail
Most watches hide the mechanism behind the dial. The Vulcano puts it on display — a lattice of gears and bridges doing the work of function and decoration at the same time. Look once and you get the time. Look twice and you get the machine.
Made to Last
A coated mineral crystal handles the scratches an openworked dial would otherwise show off, and the case finish is textured rather than plain, so scuffs land in the pattern instead of on a mirror. Nylon does not crack the way leather does under constant flex, and 3ATM covers rain and a rinsed hand. Not swimming.
The Movement
Japanese quartz, chosen so the display stays honest: the skeleton dial shows a mechanism that keeps time to within seconds a month and asks nothing of you in return. No winding, no correcting after a fortnight in a drawer, nothing to remember.
The Finish
A tonneau is a harder case to build than a circle, and the layered pattern on the flank is where a cheap one gives itself away — flatten that texture and the whole side turns to plastic. Here it holds depth at every angle, and the brushing runs along the case rather than across it.
Made to Last
A coated mineral crystal handles the scratches an openworked dial would otherwise show off, and the case finish is textured rather than plain, so scuffs land in the pattern instead of on a mirror. Nylon does not crack the way leather does under constant flex, and 3ATM covers rain and a rinsed hand. Not swimming.
The Movement
Japanese quartz, chosen so the display stays honest: the skeleton dial shows a mechanism that keeps time to within seconds a month and asks nothing of you in return. No winding, no correcting after a fortnight in a drawer, nothing to remember.
The Finish
A tonneau is a harder case to build than a circle, and the layered pattern on the flank is where a cheap one gives itself away — flatten that texture and the whole side turns to plastic. Here it holds depth at every angle, and the brushing runs along the case rather than across it.
The Philosophy
This is not a boardroom watch.
It is built for the weekend drive, the track day, the afternoons when the rest of the wardrobe is already dressed down. Three colourways mean it matches the mood instead of dictating it.
Engineering worn as ornament, and nothing on it pretending to be anything else.
Quality You Can Feel
Every watch is carefully crafted with attention to the smallest details. From the finish on the case to the way it feels on your wrist, every piece is made to look refined, timeless, and beautifully finished.
If you change your mind, you have 30 days to request a return.
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