The Markers represent two halves of a whole. What unites the Daymark and the Telemark is revealing, what divides them even more so. They share characteristics such as the ‘Schofield’ replacing 9 second markers in the chapter ring, the red-tipped second hands, precision vapour-blasted, German made case, the large diameter crown, oversized hand set and the ETA 2824-2 Swiss movement. These elements provide a sense of continuity between the watches. However, most interesting are the divergences. The numerated dial, representing ice cold order on the Telemark, compared with the stripped back altogether craggier approach of the Daymark. Having treated them as a pair let us now take the Markers as individuals…
