Brellum Unveils the Striking Black Titanium Power Reserve Chronometer, A Testament to Modern Swiss Watchmaking

Brellum, an independent, proudly small-scale Swiss watchmaker, continues to carve its niche in the modern horological world. Fuelled by the spirit of its founder, fourth-generation watchmaker Sébastien Muller, the brand strictly produces just 299 pieces annually. Each is an exemplar of watchmaking artistry, meticulously decorated, COSC-certified and sold direct to the end-user.

The latest addition to their respected line-up is the Pandial Power Reserve Black Titanium Chronometer LE. This striking model takes the brand’s sport-chronograph game to new heights, featuring a robust Grade 5 titanium case, with a stealth black DLC coating. It’s a timepiece that exudes strength and delivers corrosion resistance, while its lightweight case offers a 40% weight reduction compared to steel.

The timepiece’s multi-level black dial is an organised marvel of details, offering full functionality. Four subdials display a 12-hour chronograph counter, a 30-minute counter, running seconds and a power reserve indicator. Timing is showcased via a tachymeter on the bezel and a telemeter scale around the dial. The subtle red accents add a powerful touch.

Powered by the Brellum’s BR-750RM calibre, a COSC-certified automatic chronometer based on the Valjoux 7750, this watch operates at 28,800 vibrations/hour and offers 46 hours of autonomy. It exhibits an impressive finish with perlage, Geneva stripes, blued screws, and Brellum’s black DLC rotor engraved and individually numbered, all visible under the exhibition caseback. The timepiece is presented on an integrated Nebur Tec strap, featuring a lightweight black DLC titanium deployant clasp. The model is exclusively available via the Brellum website, limited to just 23 pieces.