The Lancaster 104 (45mm)

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What makes the Lancaster 104 unique: The Lancaster 104 invites a second look—and rewards it. At the center of this distinctive piece is a brushed silver dial with a metallic wood grain texture, giving the surface a sense of movement and depth as light glides across each vertical stroke. Surrounding the dial, stylized black Art Deco numerals arc gracefully along the outer edge, curving with the shape of the case and grounding the design in 1920s elegance. A recessed champagne-toned sub-seconds dial sits at 6 oclock, balancing the composition with bold numerals and radial engravings. A pair of heat-blued spade hands hovers above the texture, precise and poetic. Inside, this watch features a 23-jewel Hamilton movement from 1927—an exceptional example of American mechanical craftsmanship. Visible through the open caseback, the movement showcases concentric ring engravings on the bridges, polished gears, and finely set jewels. This aesthetic detail, rare among early 20th-century production, demonstrates the level of artistry once reserved for high-grade timepieces. Weve paired this historic movement with a tumbled stainless steel case that highlights the brushed dial while providing modern durability. A coin edge machined-steel bezel frames the dial with vintage charm, while the knurled machined-steel crown adds a tactile element. A warm cognac-toned leather strap completes the package, offering contrast and comfort for everyday wear. In 1927, America celebrated Charles Lindberghs solo transatlantic flight from New York to Paris—a feat of engineering, courage, and precision. Much like Lindberghs aircraft, this watch captures a defining moment in American innovation and the pursuit of excellence.