Jack Mason Canton Day-Date
Jack Mason has expanded its Canton collection with a new Day-Date model, building on the success of its existing time-and-date version. The updated watch features a day-of-the-week indicator at 12 o'clock and a date window at 6 o'clock, both set against a milled guilloché dial. It aims to offer a refined daily wear timepiece with a nod to classic calendar watch designs.
- 41mm stainless steel case
- 150m water resistance
- Sellita SW240-1 automatic movement
- 40-hour power reserve
- Price: $1,849
- Available August 28th
The Canton Day-Date features a day indicator at 12 o'clock and a magnified date at 6 o'clock, with the date window integrated between text elements.
Dials are milled with a guilloché pattern radiating from the center, available in Slate, Lagoon blue, or Chocolate brown.
The watch is fitted with an Oyster-style bracelet with polished center links or a Jubilee-esque seven-row bracelet.
The top-grade Sellita SW240-1 movement is adjusted to five positions for accuracy and features a custom rotor with a gold PVD coating and a star emblem.
The dial layout, with the day at 12 and date at 6 with a magnifier, is influenced by the Rolex Day-Date, but differentiated by the guilloché finish and date window placement.
The Chocolate dial variant features gold-colored lume-filled hands and hour markers, contrasting with the silver-toned markers on the blue dials.
The custom rotor is designed with a curving profile inspired by longhorn cattle horns, reflecting the brand's Texan heritage.
The price of $1,849 positions it as an affordable alternative to luxury calendar watches like the Rolex Day-Date or Tag Heuer Carrera Day-Date.