In its bid to shock the luxury watch world, Stauer has engineered a magnificently complex regulator to take dead aim at Rolex®, Patek Philippe® and Breguet®

Using one of the most complex regulator movements ever developed, Stauer has designed the stunning hand engraved Regulator Series 7. By separating the large minute dial from the small hour dial, Stauer has produced a rare timepiece engineered to take on the likes of Rolex® and Patek Philippe®. This will be the watch that you will pass down from generation to generation.

Why is this watch so special?

The Regulator Series 7 will make you want to learn how to tell time all over again. The rare regulator movement is utilized in observatory master clocks like the one in Colorado Springs, but Stauer has miniaturized this complex movement for the Regulator Series 7. The separate hour and minute dials of this unique watch will mesmerize you. The artisans crafted a dial that is machined into a magnificent silver-white guilloché etching. The AM/PM complication is depicted by a classic sun and moon graphic. The 22-jeweled movement oscillates at 21,600 vibrations per hour for accuracy to within seconds per day. The escapement and balance wheel are visible through the hardened crystal, while the exhibition back reveals the bronze finished automatic rotor which keeps the watch wound with a simple flick of the wrist. None of the most expensive brands including Rolex®, Patek Philippe® or Breguet® currently even try to build a regulator this complex. The black croc-embossed band, crafted from the finest Italian leather, affords an extra degree of refinement and luxury. If you desire the best, the unique and the rare, please feel free to compare the elegant features and engineering to timepieces that cost 10 times as much. It took us over three years of development to complete the Regulator Series 7, so we do expect to be out of this limited edition soon.