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Automatic version
An automatic watch works thanks to a complex mechanism of springs and wheels.
Quartz version
A Quartz watch uses a battery and a quartz crystal to provide remarkable accuracy.
The watch in homage to the D-Day landings
On June 6, 1944, Allied forces launched Operation Overlord, marking the beginning of the liberation of Europe. On the beaches of Normandy, thousands of soldiers displayed heroic courage to restore freedom.
Discover the symbols of Normandy in 1944
Hover your mouse or press your thumb over the watch's elements to reveal hidden meanings. Each symbol has been carefully designed to tell a part of its story.
A dial forged from an authentic American M1 military helmet
The watch face is crafted from an authentic American helmet that took part in the liberation of Europe. A true symbol of courage and dedication, this piece of history connects each timepiece to the heroes of the D-Day landings, guardians of liberty and architects of restored peace.
Collection featured by CNN
Col&McArthur recently had the immense privilege of being featured in an article by CNN, one of the world's most influential media outlets. This recognition underscores our commitment to creating watches that tell a story, where every detail embodies a powerful heritage. More than just a mention, it's international exposure that confirms our creations resonate far beyond the passage of time.
“THE EYES OF THE WORLD ARE UPON YOU”
— Dwight David Eisenhower
Encapsulated sand from Normandy beaches, with the permission of the Hermanville-sur-Mer Town Hall
Collected from the paths marked by courage behind Sword Beach in Hermanville-sur-Mer, this authentic sand is encapsulated at 9 o'clock in the watch. Gathered with the permission of the town hall, it embodies the spirit of this historic place, imbued with the memory of those who gave their lives for peace and freedom.
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