JACQUES MONNAT Hexagon cal. ETA 2789 / 1970s Six-Sided Case

— Memory held in an unusual form —

Jacques Monnat was an établisseur brand developed by the Palmer Sales Corporation, based in New York.

The company still exists and makes contemporary watches today.

A hexagonal case embodying the free, radical design thinking of the 1970s. Rare vintage left behind by Jacques Monnat, a New York établisseur. Fitted with Cal. ETA 2789, 21,600 vph with Incabloc shock protection. A dependable movement construction that remains serviceable today. A quietly individual piece where inventive form and everyday peace of mind live together.

— The riddle of the hexagon —

A strange six-sided case, embodying the free design thinking of the 1970s.

Its form traces something like a boundary line between eras. In a shape that takes the eye, there is a quiet individuality.

— The beat of the ETA 2789 —

Inside is Cal. ETA 2789, widely used in 1970s wristwatches: 21,600 vibrations per hour, with Incabloc.

A robust, practical movement that can still be repaired today.

— Where practicality and vintage meet —

The stability and serviceability typical of ETA. Parts supply continues, so it is reassuring for daily wear.

Vintage appeal and modern practicality live quietly together.

— A brand still alive today —

Jacques Monnat carries the memory of its past forward and continues to produce watches.

Its contemporary range can be seen on the official Jacquet Monnat site.