Conceived by Roger Tallon, the influential designer of France’s Train à Grande Vitesse, this is the Mach 2000 watch. This modern timepiece harmoniously exhibits Tallon’s “frill-free but functional utilitarianism” demonstrated most notably in the visionary’s renowned industrial designs for the Teleavia portable television, the Derny Taon motorcycle, and the heloid staircase. Its easy-to-read face is absent of bulky numbers, maintaining a sleek and modern feel as Swiss quartz movement provides impeccable timekeeping for on-the-second synchronization. A single knob creates a unique asymmetric style, yet allows wearers to easily set the time with precision. The 3/4"-wide, 9"-long leather strap fits wrists 5"-7 1/2" in circumference. Manufactured in Besançon, France—near the Switzerland border—the timepiece is water resistant up to 165'. Case: 4 1/2" L x 4 1/2" W x 4 1/2" H.