50s Presidents’ Chronograph

Vulcain 50s Presidents’ Heritage – Chronographe 

50s Presidents’ Heritage – Chronographe

50s Presidents’ Moonphase

50s Presidents’ Watch

Chronograph 1970’s Black

Vulcain Chronograph 1970’s Black & Silver 

Chronograph 1970’s Black & Silver

Chronograph 1970’s Blue

Vulcain Chronograph 1970’s Green Green has become synonymous with modernity and vitality, embodying themes of equilibrium, natural beauty, and rejuvenation. It signifies growth, prosperity, and advancement with a touch of defiance.
In the latest rendition of Vulcain’s Chronograph 1970s, green takes center stage, but not just any shade. It’s a color imbued with intrigue, a blend of radiance and depth, tinged with subtle hints of burnished tones. Reminiscent of the iconic British Racing Green to some, yet carrying echoes of deeper cultural narratives for others. This green isn’t merely visually arresting; it provokes thought and curiosity. Delve into its mystery and unlock the secrets it holds.
The Chronograph 1970s sets itself apart with its unconventional “Step-Case” design, measuring 38 mm in diameter and 12.40 mm in thickness, amplifying the allure of its vibrant green hue. Powering this timepiece is the manual SW510 M BH movement, boasting a 63-hour power reserve, delivering precision and elegance.

Chronograph 1970’s Green

Chronograph 1970’s Salmon

Chronograph 1970’s Silver

Cricket André DIDIXEIN

Vulcain Cricket President Black Vulcain’s legacy dates back to 1858, with a reputation for intricate watch complications. The brand’s landmark achievement came in 1947 with the introduction of the Cricket, the first alarm wristwatch with a striking mechanism loud enough to awaken its wearer. The Cricket earned its reputation as “The Presidents’ Watch,” beloved by U.S. Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Nixon, and Johnson, sealing its place in watchmaking history.
The Autumn-Winter 2023 collection sees Guillaume Laidet, known for his bold approach to watch design, expand Vulcain’s horizons with a quintet of dynamic dial colors. His expertise revitalizes the brand’s heritage, offering a modern twist on the classic Cricket watch, renowned for its unique alarm function.
For the upcoming Holiday Season, Vulcain presents five new limited edition colorways of the infamous Cricket watch, also known as “The Presidents’ Watch.” This selection marries dial colors harmoniously with leather straps, offering a range of chic options that mark Vulcain’s notable resurgence in the watchmaking world.
Facing the challenge of choosing from five alluring limited editions of the Vulcain Cricket, each color adds to the legacy of the brand’s historic rebirth. With 100 pieces available in 39 mm and 50 pieces in 36 mm, these watches are a testament to exclusivity and craftsmanship, priced at CHF 4,400 and CHF 3,800 respectively. Embodying elegance and versatility, the new Cricket watches transcend gender and are suited to a variety of styles, from casual to formal.

Cricket President Black

Vulcain Cricket President Blue Vulcain’s legacy dates back to 1858, with a reputation for intricate watch complications. The brand’s landmark achievement came in 1947 with the introduction of the Cricket, the first alarm wristwatch with a striking mechanism loud enough to awaken its wearer. The Cricket earned its reputation as “The Presidents’ Watch,” beloved by U.S. Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Nixon, and Johnson, sealing its place in watchmaking history.
The Autumn-Winter 2023 collection sees Guillaume Laidet, known for his bold approach to watch design, expand Vulcain’s horizons with a quintet of dynamic dial colors. His expertise revitalizes the brand’s heritage, offering a modern twist on the classic Cricket watch, renowned for its unique alarm function.
For the upcoming Holiday Season, Vulcain presents five new limited edition colorways of the infamous Cricket watch, also known as “The Presidents’ Watch.” This selection marries dial colors harmoniously with leather straps, offering a range of chic options that mark Vulcain’s notable resurgence in the watchmaking world.
Facing the challenge of choosing from five alluring limited editions of the Vulcain Cricket, each color adds to the legacy of the brand’s historic rebirth. With 100 pieces available in 39 mm and 50 pieces in 36 mm, these watches are a testament to exclusivity and craftsmanship, priced at CHF 4,400 and CHF 3,800 respectively. Embodying elegance and versatility, the new Cricket watches transcend gender and are suited to a variety of styles, from casual to formal.

Cricket President Blue

Vulcain Cricket President Green Vulcain’s legacy dates back to 1858, with a reputation for intricate watch complications. The brand’s landmark achievement came in 1947 with the introduction of the Cricket, the first alarm wristwatch with a striking mechanism loud enough to awaken its wearer. The Cricket earned its reputation as “The Presidents’ Watch,” beloved by U.S. Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Nixon, and Johnson, sealing its place in watchmaking history.
The Autumn-Winter 2023 collection sees Guillaume Laidet, known for his bold approach to watch design, expand Vulcain’s horizons with a quintet of dynamic dial colors. His expertise revitalizes the brand’s heritage, offering a modern twist on the classic Cricket watch, renowned for its unique alarm function.
For the upcoming Holiday Season, Vulcain presents five new limited edition colorways of the infamous Cricket watch, also known as “The Presidents’ Watch.” This selection marries dial colors harmoniously with leather straps, offering a range of chic options that mark Vulcain’s notable resurgence in the watchmaking world.
Facing the challenge of choosing from five alluring limited editions of the Vulcain Cricket, each color adds to the legacy of the brand’s historic rebirth. With 100 pieces available in 39 mm and 50 pieces in 36 mm, these watches are a testament to exclusivity and craftsmanship, priced at CHF 4,400 and CHF 3,800 respectively. Embodying elegance and versatility, the new Cricket watches transcend gender and are suited to a variety of styles, from casual to formal.

Cricket President Green

Vulcain Cricket President Salmon Vulcain’s legacy dates back to 1858, with a reputation for intricate watch complications. The brand’s landmark achievement came in 1947 with the introduction of the Cricket, the first alarm wristwatch with a striking mechanism loud enough to awaken its wearer. The Cricket earned its reputation as “The Presidents’ Watch,” beloved by U.S. Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Nixon, and Johnson, sealing its place in watchmaking history.
The Autumn-Winter 2023 collection sees Guillaume Laidet, known for his bold approach to watch design, expand Vulcain’s horizons with a quintet of dynamic dial colors. His expertise revitalizes the brand’s heritage, offering a modern twist on the classic Cricket watch, renowned for its unique alarm function.
For the upcoming Holiday Season, Vulcain presents five new limited edition colorways of the infamous Cricket watch, also known as “The Presidents’ Watch.” This selection marries dial colors harmoniously with leather straps, offering a range of chic options that mark Vulcain’s notable resurgence in the watchmaking world.
Facing the challenge of choosing from five alluring limited editions of the Vulcain Cricket, each color adds to the legacy of the brand’s historic rebirth. With 100 pieces available in 39 mm and 50 pieces in 36 mm, these watches are a testament to exclusivity and craftsmanship, priced at CHF 4,400 and CHF 3,800 respectively. Embodying elegance and versatility, the new Cricket watches transcend gender and are suited to a variety of styles, from casual to formal.

Cricket President Salmon

Vulcain Cricket President Silver Vulcain’s legacy dates back to 1858, with a reputation for intricate watch complications. The brand’s landmark achievement came in 1947 with the introduction of the Cricket, the first alarm wristwatch with a striking mechanism loud enough to awaken its wearer. The Cricket earned its reputation as “The Presidents’ Watch,” beloved by U.S. Presidents Truman, Eisenhower, Nixon, and Johnson, sealing its place in watchmaking history.
The Autumn-Winter 2023 collection sees Guillaume Laidet, known for his bold approach to watch design, expand Vulcain’s horizons with a quintet of dynamic dial colors. His expertise revitalizes the brand’s heritage, offering a modern twist on the classic Cricket watch, renowned for its unique alarm function.
For the upcoming Holiday Season, Vulcain presents five new limited edition colorways of the infamous Cricket watch, also known as “The Presidents’ Watch.” This selection marries dial colors harmoniously with leather straps, offering a range of chic options that mark Vulcain’s notable resurgence in the watchmaking world.
Facing the challenge of choosing from five alluring limited editions of the Vulcain Cricket, each color adds to the legacy of the brand’s historic rebirth. With 100 pieces available in 39 mm and 50 pieces in 36 mm, these watches are a testament to exclusivity and craftsmanship, priced at CHF 4,400 and CHF 3,800 respectively. Embodying elegance and versatility, the new Cricket watches transcend gender and are suited to a variety of styles, from casual to formal.

Cricket President Silver

Grand Prix Black

Grand Prix Champagne

Grand Prix Silver

Vulcain Heritage Presidents’ Watch Limited Edition 

Heritage Presidents’ Watch Limited Edition

Vulcain Monopusher Heritage Black The Vulcain Monopusher is a reissue of the 1950s Chronograph Heritage, honoring the brand’s historical connection with Real Madrid. Vulcain, established in 1894, gained prominence in Spanish-speaking countries, partly due to the efforts of André Ditisheim’s grandson, André “Didixien” Ditisheim. A passionate athlete, Didixien played football for what would become Real Madrid, and in 1934, Vulcain became the official timekeeper for the team.
This new version of the Monopusher features a 39mm steel case, available in three versions, including two limited editions of 50 pieces each. The design stays true to the original, with identical numerals and hour-markers. The dial, under the Vulcain emblem at 12 o’clock, is labeled ‘Chronomètre’ and includes a pulsometer scale marked ‘Graduated for 30 pulsations’. The major update is its movement, now powered by the SELLITA SW 510 manual caliber. This timepiece pays homage to Vulcain’s sports legacy and its pivotal role in precision timekeeping in football history.

Monopusher Heritage Black

Vulcain Nautical Black Beige Patina Vulcain’s Cricket Nautical, a legendary diving instrument from over 60 years ago, is making a triumphant return after the successful launch of the Skindiver.
Back in 1961, Vulcain made waves as the sole watchmaker to offer a diver’s watch with an aquatic alarm that could be heard underwater. This innovative feature was made possible by the unique “triple case back.” Beyond its practicality, the Cricket Nautical appeals to both scuba enthusiasts and vintage timepiece admirers.
This iconic watch was the result of a collaboration between three experts and Vulcain, marking the birth of the world’s first diver’s watch with integrated dive time calculations and a genuine underwater alarm. Hannes Keller, Max-Yves Brandily, and Arthur Droz were the passionate divers behind this groundbreaking timepiece. Hannes Keller even set a deep-sea record in 1966, witnessed and validated by the legendary Jacques Cousteau.
The Cricket Nautical is designed with a 42mm diameter, ensuring ease of use and legibility underwater. It features two dials for decompression time calculations. In 2011, Vulcain celebrated its 50th anniversary by releasing a limited edition. Now, for its 60th anniversary, a new version with a sapphire crystal is available in two distinct designs:
– Black dial with faux-patina details and an emerald green minute track.
– Black dial with white Super-LumiNova® markers and hands, accompanied by a blue minute track.
Preserving its vintage charm, the Vulcain Cricket Manufacture V-10 caliber pays homage to the pioneering days of diving.

Nautical Black Beige Patina

Vulcain Nautical Black White Luminova Vulcain’s Cricket Nautical, a legendary diving instrument from over 60 years ago, is making a triumphant return after the successful launch of the Skindiver.
Back in 1961, Vulcain made waves as the sole watchmaker to offer a diver’s watch with an aquatic alarm that could be heard underwater. This innovative feature was made possible by the unique “triple case back.” Beyond its practicality, the Cricket Nautical appeals to both scuba enthusiasts and vintage timepiece admirers.
This iconic watch was the result of a collaboration between three experts and Vulcain, marking the birth of the world’s first diver’s watch with integrated dive time calculations and a genuine underwater alarm. Hannes Keller, Max-Yves Brandily, and Arthur Droz were the passionate divers behind this groundbreaking timepiece. Hannes Keller even set a deep-sea record in 1966, witnessed and validated by the legendary Jacques Cousteau.
The Cricket Nautical is designed with a 42mm diameter, ensuring ease of use and legibility underwater. It features two dials for decompression time calculations. In 2011, Vulcain celebrated its 50th anniversary by releasing a limited edition. Now, for its 60th anniversary, a new version with a sapphire crystal is available in two distinct designs:
– Black dial with faux-patina details and an emerald green minute track.
– Black dial with white Super-LumiNova® markers and hands, accompanied by a blue minute track.
Preserving its vintage charm, the Vulcain Cricket Manufacture V-10 caliber pays homage to the pioneering days of diving.

Nautical Black White Luminova

Vulcain Nautical Full Black Vulcain has reintroduced its iconic 1960s aquatic alarm watch, the Cricket Nautical, this time in Deep Black (limited to 50 pieces). While this model boasts modern watchmaking enhancements, it preserves the vintage spirit of the original. The watch features the renowned Cricket V-10 manual caliber, allowing the alarm to function underwater for up to 20 seconds.
In 1961, when Vulcain launched the Cricket Nautical it was a revolutionary diver’s watch. It not only calculated dive duration but also provided an underwater alarm, sounding like a cricket’s chirp, to signal divers when it was time to ascend. This innovation played a crucial role in the evolution of diving watches and popularized both the watches and diving as a sport. As diving evolved, challenges emerged, especially around the dangers of decompression sickness. To aid divers, no-decompression dive tables were developed to indicate safe depth-time combinations. Many diving watches in the 1960s used rotating bezels, some even integrated with dive tables. However, this method required divers to constantly check their watches, a task that could be distracting. Vulcain’s solution was the Cricket Nautical, a watch with an underwater audible alarm. It was waterproof up to 300 meters and was celebrated in the diving community.
This original design laid the groundwork for modern diving computers. This season, Vulcain has released the Cricket Nautical Full Black entirely in black. This watch caters to both contemporary diving enthusiasts who value the combination of dive safety and practicality and to those who admire vintage aesthetics.

Vulcain Watches Collection

50s Presidents’ Chronograph

50s Presidents’ Heritage – Chronographe

50s Presidents’ Moonphase

50s Presidents’ Moonphase

50s Presidents’ Watch

Chronograph 1970’s Black

Chronograph 1970’s Black & Silver

Chronograph 1970’s Blue

Chronograph 1970’s Green

Chronograph 1970’s Salmon

Chronograph 1970’s Silver

Cricket André DIDIXEIN

Cricket President Black

Cricket President Black

Cricket President Blue

Cricket President Blue

Cricket President Green

Cricket President Green

Cricket President Salmon

Cricket President Salmon

Cricket President Silver

Cricket President Silver

Grand Prix Black

Grand Prix Champagne

Grand Prix Silver

Heritage Presidents’ Watch Limited Edition

Monopusher Heritage Black

Nautical Black Beige Patina

Nautical Black White Luminova

Nautical Full Black