- Tonneau-shaped stainless steel watch with polished top ring featuring black guilloche dial with day, date, and 12-hour subdials
- 45 mm stainless steel case with Flame-Fusion dial window
- Swiss quartz movement with analog display
- Alligator-pattern leather strap with deployment-buckle closure
- Water resistant to 50 m (165 ft): In general, suitable for short periods of recreational swimming, but not diving or snorkeling
An elegant design with sophistication and style by S. Coifman.
In the 1900s, owning a fine timepiece in Chiasso, Switzerland was simply a sign of wealth. Owning a rare S. Coifman, however, was this plus a testament to the respect one had for attention to detail.
In the world of watchmaking, there are luxury names as easy to recall as our own. Longstanding traditions of quality and strong marketing have helped many brands secure their places in the catalog of popular culture.
Since 1906, the complications and watches of Simon Coifman have been personal tributes to engineering and design. Originally created as homage to fine artists, each S. Coifman watch is an expression of its individual maker. It’s the difference between mass production and sixty hours spent hand engraving a single skeleton movement. It’s not about commerce. It’s about art.
In 2003, S. Coifman was welcomed into the Invicta Watch Group, adding to the unique assets of its new siblings, Invicta and Pötger-Pietri. Since then, the brand has released a select number of exclusive pieces such as the Grand Exhibition and Red-12 Mechanical, and has helped craft the Invicta Mestizo. S. Coifman holds firm to the adage “quality, not quantity.”
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