Concord

A really sturdy construction! The case of the innovative Concord C1 Chronograph is assembled from 53 components and will perfectly absorb and dampen any blows and jarring. It guarantees water-resistance to a pressure of 20 ATM.  read more

In the past the Concord watches were presented by US Presidents as the official gift to Heads-of-State. In 1979 the company set a noteworthy record for developing the flattest analogue watch in the world. read more

The Concord Tourbillon Gravity, the development of which is currently in progress, seems to deliberately ignore watchmaking classicism, while glorifying the tourbillon regulator as the symbol of the age-old know-how. The timepiece is to feature a vertically set tourbillon that is visible from the side of the timepiece itself. read more

The history of Concord watches has been marked by numerous horological achievements. Concord watches have been more than once noticed on the wrist of world leaders. read more

.. will be introducing some new sculptured watches to reinforce the art theme the company is pushing. Concord will introduce the La Nuit Delirium limited edition to capitalize on the success of the Delirium wat .. read more

Wow the new Concord C1 that was introduced at Baselworld 2007 actually looks pretty nice. The C1 has a big 44 mm case with a rubber strap and rubber crown.  read more

Now, the brand has created a new variation of the timepiece - Concord C1 Pure in monochrome white. The watch with a new, powerful temperament is designed for active, decisive men and women who know how to control things and manage time and move one step ahead of it. read more

Small Seconds: The rebellious seconds display is one more amazing feature of the new Concord watch, with its mechanism breaking out of the dial and the display transferring time into completely new dimension. A slim black aluminum strip with the engraved seconds numerals is fixed to the lower bridge of the tourbillon, having thus acquired full interdependence with the carriage spinning on its axis once a minute. read more

Concord has provided an image of the Concord C1 Worldtimer watch to be soon unveiled at Baselworld 2008.

The company has not mentioned any technical characteristics yet, on the photo you will notice a rotating world time indicator visible through a semi-circular aperture in the black carbon fiber dial featuring the bold combination of colors. The C1 Worldtimer also spotlights a date display and sweep seconds.

It is equipped with a self-winding Swiss movement.
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Following the amazing success of the C1 Chronograph, Concord is presenting a new monochrome white variation of the timepiece. A COSC-certified chronometer, the Concord C1 Pure boldly imposes its technical and aesthetic demands in a majestic case, measuring 44 mm in diameter and 16.7 mm thick. read more

Shot by photographer Russell Porcas, the campaign features the new COSC-certified Concord CI Chronograph. The watch was stripped down and deconstructed so each part and component could be reconsidered in terms of its reliability and sturdiness read more

But Concord beats all of us at the grand old age of 100. It has been an eventful 100 years for Concord watches, which were once prized as the official gift of United States Presidents to Heads-of-State. read more