Born from the CHOPTANK, the TALBOT refines its predecessor’s tonneau silhouette into a sleeker, time-and-date form. Designed by Hartwig Balke’s apprentices for everyday elegance, it’s housed in a 33×37 mm stainless-steel case with a refined sense of proportion. Inside, a Swiss automatic movement is decorated and regulated in-house to ±10 seconds/day, visible through a screw-down sapphire caseback. Limited to just 100 pieces per dial color—100 in galvanic blue, 100 in galvanic salmon—the TALBOT is a modern classic shaped by lineage, traditional craft, and true TWC spirit.

The TALBOT makes it clear who stands behind it. Folding tradition into form with a confidence that feels both old-school and charged with new intent.

Today, Towson Watch Company stands as a rare example of old-school craftsmanship thriving in America. Every Towson watch is made the traditional way: slowly, thoughtfully, and without shortcuts, for collectors who know the difference.

Pilot watches, icons of practicality and precision, evolved predominantly into monochromatic palettes—black and white—celebrated for clarity, legibility, and efficiency. Yet, buried beneath layers of minimalist convention lies a fascinating, colorful chapter in American aviation history, one where vibrancy wasn’t mere decoration, but a deliberate and essential tool of navigation.