ROAMER Pasadena 733 ref.733.9120.608 cal. Valjoux 7733 / 1970s

Roamer, alive deep within Swiss watchmaking history.

A distinguished brand founded in 1888 by Fritz Meyer.

It once made its own movements and helped lay the foundations of the Swiss watch industry.

Transforming itself as the decades passed while keeping its traditions, it remains one of the few such makers, and it still shines today.

The Roamer Pasadena 733.

The last chronograph model Roamer created, in the early 1970s.

A bold cushion case rated to 400 feet of water resistance, holding strength and elegance together.

The contrast woven from black and red embodies Roamer's aesthetics.

An exotic appeal given off by a distinctive face design.

What beats inside is the Valjoux 7733.

A manual-wind two-register chronograph movement produced from 1966 to 1973.

It appeared as an alternative to the expensive column-wheel chronograph and became the turning point that brought the chronograph to a wide public.

Its design was refined independently by Breitling, IWC and Panerai, and established as a technical foundation handed down across the decades.

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