The original Ventura, launched in 1957, made watchmaking history as the world's first electrical, battery powered watch. With its daring and distinctive design, it quickly became an icon and a collector's item. Ventura's latest incarnation is a faithful tribute to the original and mirrors the pioneering shield shaped celebration of Mid-Century Modern design.
Featured in Men In Black: International 2019. Worn by Agent M, played by Tessa Thomson.
Featured in Splinter Cell: Deathwatch 2025. Worn by Sam Fisher.
Specifications
ReferenceH24411732
Caliber955.412
CollectionVentura
MovementQuartz
Case size32mm x 50mm
Thickness (mm)9.27
Dial colorBlack
Case materialStainless steel
CrystalMineral
Lug width17mm lug width
StatusCurrent collection
Water Resistance5 bar (50m)
Strap
Strap referenceH6002441011
Strap typeCow leather
Buckle typeButterfly
Buckle width16mm
Information
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Delivery & Return
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Return
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Features
STAINLESS STEEL CASE
A highly resistant alloy composed of steel and chromium. It can be worked to resemble a precious metal. It is nearly impervious to rust, tarnish, and corrosion.
QUARTZ MOVEMENT
Quartz mechanisms are known for their accuracy, with only a one-minute variation annually. The battery sends an electric current to the crystal to keep time accurately.
WATER RESISTANCE
Your timepiece is resistant up to 5 bar (50m) / 73 psi (164 ft).
VENTURA
Iconic, groundbreaking and a design classic, the Ventura is more than 60 years old but has the same rebellious appeal as it did on its launch day.
