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We built the Atlas for those who carry the weight of the mission, just like the Titan it’s named after. Whether you’re in the air, on the field, or below the surface, you’ll have a watch that won’t quit even with the weight of the world on its shoulders. We designed the Atlas to be more than just durable; it’s dependable, with a larger, more commanding case size that stands up to the most demanding conditions. The latest generation Atlas measures 42mm-wide, 50mm in length, and 13.5mm-thick with 20mm-wide lugs.
Born from a need for precision in unpredictable environments, the Atlas is powered by the Swiss-made La Joux-Perret G100 movement, renowned for its reliability, regulated in four positions for exceptional accuracy, and offering a 68-hour power reserve that keeps going long after the mission ends.
To defend that precision, we encased the movement in a soft iron cage to provide additional shielding from the magnetic fields you encounter daily, from cockpit electronics and comms gear, to security checkpoints and high-altitude instruments. This isn’t just protection, it’s insurance that your time is always true.
The Atlas features a 12-hour bezel for tracking multiple time zones, because even when you’re off-grid, the clock back home still matters. A matte ceramic insert and lume-filled markings make it functional in low light, while a flat sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective coating cuts glare and sharpens visibility.
It’s built to take punishment: a 316L stainless steel case (available in brushed, bead-blasted, or DLC finish) is paired with a recessed screw-down crown and drilled lugs for quick strap changes. And with a 200-meter water resistance rating, the Atlas can go from the mountains to the ocean without skipping a beat.
From deep dives to high stakes, midnight flights to mission briefings, the Atlas is built to keep up, built to last, and always With You™.
