MILUS Jetmaster cal. Venus 227 / 1960s Jet-Shaped Seconds Hand

— Small wings crossing a golden sky —

The longing for the sky that people carried in the 1960s is concentrated in this one watch.

The Jetmaster, a masterpiece created by Milus.

Its defining feature is the jet-shaped seconds hand circling quietly at nine o'clock.

Flying on without stopping across a sky called the dial, it holds a feeling and a playfulness that modern watches do not have.

— Cal. Venus 227 —

Fitted with the manual-wind Cal.227 from the distinguished Swiss house Venus.

A luxurious 21-jewel specification, with bridges struck "MILUS," speaks for how much Milus cared about quality at the time.

The sure feel transmitted every time you wind the crown quietly conveys its pride as a working machine, more than half a century on.

— The aesthetics of maturity —

A guilloché dial radiating from the centre shows many expressions as the light moves.

A one-of-a-kind depth, wearing the brown patina that has formed around the edge.

The exquisite 34mm case sits gently at a cuff while drawing the eye naturally through its character.

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