Catalogue 2016/17

Perfecting Perfection

Last year we took an important step back to our

roots and our early years of pioneering with the
Terrestis Collection. We have continued in this
vein for 2016, though we are now focussing
primarily on FORTIS’ domains in aerospace. It
was FORTIS’ “Youngtimers” from the 80s and
90s which redefined the concept of functional
design - particularly the Flieger and Official
Cosmonauts range. We now present both of
them in their revised form. Throughout the
formation process, we have borne in mind the
maxim of our company founder, Walter Vogt:
“Perfecting the Perfection”. And we have
determined that it is possible to take one
step into the past, while taking two steps
into the future.

Maximilian Spitzy, CEO FORTIS

Hand-made for hands

The maxims of founder Walter Vogt were

to create nothing less than the most reliable
watches in the world; an outstanding,
quality Swiss product which deserved the
name of FORTIS.

fortis (latin) {adj.}

[1] strong, powerful [2] lasting, solid
[3] bold, brave, fearless

Today, more than 100 years after the Grenchen-

based headquarters released the first watches,
Walter Vogt’s vision lives on in every FORTIS. To
this day, every FORTIS is still hand-finished. The
tests for accuracy and waterproof performance
are the only processes which are automated.
Because nothing can replace the skill of
the experienced hands of a watchmaker.
This way of thinking has become rare in this
day and age. But, as an independent family
company the best requirements were given
to play according to our own rules and to view
quality work as the greatest priority.
In the mid-80s, the Flieger Classic range
triggered a worldwide trend towards larger
casings which has endured to this day and
which was subsequently awarded the Aviation
Watch Award in 2004.

A clear sign for FORTIS’ qualitative and unique
positioning is the fact that the models in the
Cosmonautis Collection have been part of the
standard equipment for the Russian aerospace
travel since 1994 and must therefore be able to
withstand exorbitant pressure.
Now, FORTIS has translated these and other
design classics for the new millennium -
and in doing so, has sent the next generation
into its maturation process towards becoming
a design classic.

The step into outer space reflects the pioneer-

ing spirit which has always - since FORTIS’
invention of mass-produced automatic wrist-
watches (Harwood, 1926) - characterised the
DNA of the company in Grenchen. As well as
technical innovations such as the recent first
chronograph with alarm and GMT functions,
FORTIS also stands for trendsetting design.
The four FORTIS Collections

Cosmonautis, Aviatis, Terrestis and Aquatis –

each of which consists of highly specialised
timepieces that master the varied require-
ments of their world.

Whatever challenge a FORTIS may set itself,

it impresses with uncompromising functionality
and perfect design - from outer space to the
depths of the ocean.
 Cosmonautis
12 Collection

Aviatis
30 Collection

Terrestis
54 Collection

Aquatis
74 Collection
 Cosmonautis
Collection
Ever since their orbital baptism of fire aboard
the space station MIR in 1994, FORTIS watches
have been part of the standard equipment
of all cosmonauts.

After 100,000 orbits around the earth and the

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longest stay in weightlessness of any watch,
FORTIS embodies reliability in time and space.

FORTIS has proved itself again and again like no

other brand and is therefore a true pioneer and
a specialist in the field of space travel. Along-
side the Official Cosmonauts watches with
solid steel bases and engraved missions, this
year FORTIS is launching a new version which
embodies the features of the first original.
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The Official Cosmonauts Chronograph on board the ISS

Official Cosmonauts

Pioneering spirit and advanced development in
materials and processing enabled FORTIS
to gain access to the Russian space travel
programme ROSCOSMOS. The first Official
Cosmonauts emerged in collaboration in 1994,
and is to this day a reliable companion for
cosmonauts in our orbit.
The 42mm casing, the rotating bezel adjustable
on one side, classic white Superluminova and
20 bar water resistance are, alongside the Swiss
automatic movement and the engraved mission
name of the Russian space agency, the brand
signifiers for the most rigorously tested watch in 15
the world.

Common specifications for Official Cosmonauts models

42mm casing · rotating bezel adjustable on one side · white Superluminova · engraved emblem of the
Russian space agency on bottom of casing · waterproof up to 20 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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Official Cosmonauts
Official Cosmonauts Chronograph
Ref. 647.10.11 Ref. 638.10.11
stainless steel casing · anti-reflective sapphire glass on stainless steel casing · anti-reflective sapphire glass on
both sides · movement ETA 2836-2 both sides · tachymeter · movement Valjoux 7750
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Official Cosmonauts
Titanium
Ref. 647.27.11
titanium casing · sapphire glass (optional anti-reflective
coating on both sides) · movement ETA 2836-2
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The original Official Cosmonauts Chronograph on the wrist of a ROSCOMOS cosmonaut

Classic Cosmonauts
With the new Classic Cosmonauts models,
FORTIS presents the new interpretation of the
legendary Official Cosmonauts Chronograph,
the first automatic chronograph in space. With
new features, the 2016 models are the latest
generation of space watches, yet they retain
the style of the successful classic model.
The most obvious improvement is the
completely revised 42mm bicolour casing, which
for the first time is available in a ceramic bezel
version. Inside it is the Valjoux movement 7750
with which FORTIS has had the best experience
among other models in the Cosmonautis
Collection. In contrast to the Official
Cosmonauts the new Classic Cosmonauts
Common specifications for Classic Cosmonauts models
stainless steel casing · anti-reflective sapphire glass on both sides · tachymeter · green Superluminova ·
glass base · waterproof up to 10 bar · Swiss automatic movement
Chrongraphs are equipped with a glass base,
which allows a glimpse into the core of the
watch. Alongside double anti-reflective sapphire
glass, fully bolted triggers are used in the style
of the original from 1994, which stands in for
the overall image of the Classic Cosmonauts
Chronograph range. The tachymeter was also
integrated into the bezel in the style of the
original cosmonaut timepieces.
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The distinctive FORTIS look is achieved through
the raised digits and indices as well as the hour
and minute hands, coated in Superluminova
with green afterglow.
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Classic Cosmonauts Classic Cosmonauts

Chronograph Steel a.m. Chronograph Steel p.m.
Ref. 401.21.12 Ref. 401.21.11
movement Valjoux 7750 nickel hands · movement Valjoux 7750
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Classic Cosmonauts Classic Cosmonauts

Chronograph Ceramic a.m. Chronograph Ceramic p.m.
Ref. 401.26.12 Ref. 401.26.11
ceramic bezel · movement Valjoux 7750 ceramic bezel · nickel hands · movement Valjoux 7750
 Monolith

The term monolith comes from Greek meaning
“single stone”. The uniform model, composed of
black PVD casing to a black wristband, defines
itself as such. The watch also symbolises the
darkness and breadth of space, which has long
since fascinated people all over the world.
24 The most important feature is the perfect
readability - even in the most difficult situations.
Thanks to the double-sided anti-reflective
sapphire glass, the harsh contrast between
the black dial and the indices coated in white
Superluminova becomes perfectly clear. As
another seal of approval and proof of its space
travel capabilities, as well as a waterproof
performance of up to 20 bar, the emblem of
the Russian space agency is engraved upon it.
When every second counts, the rotating bezel
adjustable on one side completes this perfect
timepiece.

Common specifications for Monolith models

42mm stainless steel casing · black PVD cover · double-sided anti-reflective sapphire glass · rotating bezel
adjustable on one side · white Superluminova · engraved emblem of the Russian space agency on casing base ·
waterproof up to 20 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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Monolith Monolith Chronograph

Ref. 647.18.31 Ref. 638.18.31
movement ETA 2836-2 tachymeter · movement Valjoux 7750
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Spacematic

By far the most significant feature of the
Spacematic models is the simplicity with which
rocket science is brought back into our
domestic spheres. They combine the fascination
of space with the excitement of flying. That’s
how the 40mm models offer perfect readability
for both worlds. The core is a Swiss automatic
movement which works precisely, both in space
at 28,000 km/h and on earth.
Typically for FORTIS, alongside the 10 bar
waterproof performance, coating of digits and
indices with white Superluminova comes as
standard.
There are two models to choose from in the
Classic varieties, which are limited to 2012
pieces: Either with a black dial or one with the
dial coated in Superluminova, which glows blue
in the dark. There is also the Pilot Professional
version which, as an option, is also available in a
black PVD casing. 27

Common specifications for Spacematic models

40mm stainless steel casing · sapphire glass (optional double-sided anti-reflective coating) ·
white Superluminova · waterproof up to 10 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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Spacematic Classic Spacematic Classic

Ref. 623.10.41 Ref. 623.10.42
limited edition of 2012 pieces · dial coated with white Superluminova · limited edition of
movement ETA 2836-2 2012 pieces · movement ETA 2836-2
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Spacematic Pilot Spacematic Pilot

Professional Professional
Ref. 623.10.71 Ref. 623.18.71
movement ETA 2836-2 black PVD-coated casing · movement ETA 2836-2
 Aviatis Collection
Flying inspires not only pilots but many people
all around the world. Today, flying is part of our
everyday lives yet it was always, and continues
to be, people with a special pioneering spirit who
push development onwards. FORTIS is one of
these pioneering spirits which has spent cen-
turies striving to develop perfection for pilots.
The cockpit may be entirely digital today, but a
watch remains a reliable companion with heart.

30 And so it remains true today, that the most

important instrument for a pilot is a mechanical
watch. Based on this fundamental law of
aviation, FORTIS set itself the goal of
developing the best watches for flying. The core
elements of such a watch were defined early on:
Unparalleled, clear readability, double-sided
anti-reflective sapphire glass and extreme
pressure resistance. These features and ongoing
further development have helped FORTIS in
becoming the first choice for more than 60
flight squadrons - including the PC-7 Team of
the Swiss Airforce.
 Daybreaker

With more than 500 mechanical parts and a
construction time of over two weeks, the
Daybreaker is the magnum opus and the
culmination of more than 100 years of the finest
watchmaking. In a 43mm stainless steel casing,
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you will find, alongside the classic Flieger
elements, a mechanical alarm, a GMT function,
2 power reserves and an AM/PM display. This
masterpiece is powered by the F-2012 calibre
which was modified and patented by FORTIS.
This companion, which is waterproof up to 5
bar, is available in the classic Stealth look and a
lighter version is available in the Recon style.

Common specifications for Daybreaker models

43mm stainless steel casing · mechanical alarm and GMT function · 2 power reserves · AM/PM display ·
double-sided anti-reflective sapphire glass · glass base · waterproof up to 5 bar · Calibre F-2012, modified
and patented by FORTIS · limited edition of 100 pieces
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The complexity of the Daybreaker impresses

even Hollywood stars like Joe Mantegna from
the series Criminal Minds
Photo: © Greg St. Johns
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Daybreaker Stealth Daybreaker Recon

Ref. 703.10.11 Ref. 703.20.12
white Superluminova · tachymeter · high-shine casing · white Superluminova ·
movement calibre F-2012 movement calibre F-2012
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Flieger Professional
With the Flieger Classic range, FORTIS
triggered a world-wide trend in the mid-80s
towards aviation watches with larger casings.
Since then, this classic has been viewed as the
benchmark for functional flight watch design.
Under the motto “perfect the perfection”, with
the Flieger Professional range FORTIS now
presents the successor model and, in doing so,
the heroes of the modern era with a long history
of success.
Alongside the newly developed, flat
bicolour casing, the new brand-representative
crown, double-sided anti-reflective sapphire
Common specifications for Flieger Professional models
Double-sided anti-reflective sapphire glass · green Superluminova · glass base · waterproof up to 10 bar ·
Swiss automatic movement
glass and the glass base, special attention has
also been paid to perfecting the dial. This is
achieved superbly thanks to the new, partially
grooved dial, balanced colour contrasts
between black, anthracite, green Superluminova
and orange hands, raised digits and indices. The
Classic version is complemented by a day dis-
play as well as date display. The next generation
of aviation watches is distinguishing itself with 37
outstanding readability and, in doing so, remains
true to the DNA of FORTIS, combining classic
elegance with uncompromising functionality.
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Flieger Professional
Flieger Professional Chronograph
Ref. 704.21.11 Ref. 705.21.11
41mm bicolour casing · movement ETA 2836-2 43mm bicolour casing · movement Valjoux 7750
 Cockpit

The Cockpit range has taken up a fixed position
in FORTIS’ range as a youthful alternative to
the Flieger series. The design has been radically
restored while maintaining this positioning and
distinctive basic concept, quoting typical cockpit
instruments. In this way, the models are
characterised by their modern, instrumental
look. The wide-cut date display particularly
40 emphasises this new appearance.
Although the fresh design is given particular
attention here, this in no way overburdens the
uncompromising functionality that is typical of
FORTIS. Perfect readability is ensured thanks to
the double-sided anti-reflective sapphire glass
and is further optimised thanks to the
contrasting nature of the clear structure of
the dial. While a model with soft beige tones
capitalises on discreetness, the other stands
out with loud, orange elements. Both models
have the characteristic minute hands and the
original FORTIS Flieger hands in common; these
were created for the first models in 1987. Finally,
the glass base, which allows a glimpse into the
ETA movement, contributes to the modern
appearance of this extraordinary pilot watch.

Common specifications for Cockpit models

41mm bicolour stainless steel casing · sapphire glass double-sided anti-reflective coating ·
white Superluminova · glass base · waterproof up to 10 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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Cockpit One Cockpit Two

Ref. 704.21.18 Ref. 704.21.19
movement ETA 2836-2 movement ETA 2836-2
 Aeromaster

The 2016 Aeromaster range has the best
conditions for becoming another FORTIS
classic. It takes up core elements of classic
aviation watches but is based on the design of
the legendary B-42 model and interprets this
in a unique way. While the Aeromaster Stealth
model moves in a new, modern direction with
black, PVD-coated casing, the Steel model
44 represents the classic stainless steel look.
A special characteristic of both models is the
engraved indices which create a 3D effect and
give the dial a livelier look. The elevation of the
Superluminova-coated indices and digits
not only ensures better readability but also
heightens the vivid effect. In the Steel
version, these are classic white and in the
Stealth version, they are soft beige. A further
unique identifying feature of the Aeromaster
chronographs is the distinctive design of the
second counter. On balance, the new
Aeromaster range is a homage to classic,
elegant aviation watches which gain a modern
twist thanks to countless fine details.

Common specifications for Aeromaster models

42mm stainless steel casing · double-sided anti-reflective sapphire glass · glass base ·
waterproof up to 20 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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Aeromaster Stealth
Aeromaster Stealth Chronograph
Ref. 655.18.18 Ref. 656.18.18
black PVD coating · beige Superluminova · black PVD coating · beige Superluminova ·
movement ETA 2836-2 movement Valjoux 7750
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Aeromaster Steel
Aeromaster Steel Chronograph
Ref. 655.10.10 Ref. 656.10.10
white Superluminova · movement ETA 2836-2 white Superluminova · movement Valjoux 7750
 Nocturnal

The name says it all. The dial, completely coated
with Superluminova, is truly eye-catching and
offers perfect readability in every light. The
black 42mm PVD-coated casing offers the ideal
48 background for the spectacular glowing.
The skeleton hands and the double-sided
anti-reflective sapphire glass are marks of
quality in this distinctive watch, and never fail to
excite. Behind the glass base, a Swiss automatic
movement performs its job reliably - even up to
20 bar of water pressure.

Specifications for the Nocturnal

42mm stainless steel casing · black PVD-costing · double-sided anti-reflective sapphire glass ·
skeleton hands · dial with white Superluminova · glass base · waterproof up to 20 bar ·
Swiss automatic movement
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Nocturnal
Ref. 655.18.12
movement ETA 2836-2
 Dornier GMT
It is in the nature of human beings to strive for
perfection. Time and again, it is the case that
genial inventors, pioneering spirits and pro-
gressive thinkers join forces in order to achieve
something great together. One thing is always
crucial: The experiences and achievements of
others. Since it is only under these fundamental
50 conditions that the future can be written out of
history.
There should now be a groundbreaking, close
alliance of this kind between FORTIS and
DORNIER. Not only do the stories begin at
almost the same time, at the beginning of the
19th century, but the creative worlds are also
closely connected. While FORTIS has specialised
in timepieces for the four spheres (space, air,
land, water), DORNIER has developed satellite
technology, aircrafts, flying boats and many
refined technologies without which our infra-
structure would be very different today. Due
to the many common points shared, today we
are celebrating the alliance with the FORTIS-
finished DORNIER GMT - a watch which unites
all worlds, in colour and technology.
The new Cosmonauts case stands for space,
the hands and perfect readability stand for air,
earth is symbolised by the two company logos
and the blue GMT display on the bezel stands
for water.
The DORNIER GMT forms the basis upon which
other innovative timepieces can be created. The
42mm watch includes dependable technology:
fully bolted triggers, ETA movement 7754,
special rotor coated in black PVD, a specially
manufactured ceramic bezel with GMT digits
and green Superluminova.
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Dornier GMT
Ref. 402.35.41
GMT function · ceramic bezel · fully bolted trigger ·
double-sided anti-reflective sapphire glass · glass base ·
special rotor · green Superluminova · movement ETA 7754
 Terrestis Collection
Inspired by elegant FORTIS designs from the
30s and 40s, the Terrestis Collection is a
homage to the early days. With the latest Swiss
watch technology, these models continue the
success story and offer the modern gentleman
54 a masterful combination of elegance and
functionality. He can rely on his timepiece, be it
at a gala dinner or at a classic polo match.
A common feature of many Terrestis models
and also of excellent watchmaking is the dome-
shaped sapphire crystal, the “domed dial”, which
can only be created with years of experience.
The watches were also equipped with a new
elegant crown and the hands were developed
according to originals from the 1940s.
The new cases, which are available in precious
metals, are furnished with a bolted mineral glass
base which allows a glimpse into the Swiss-
made automatic movement. A classic style
feature of all Terrestis models is the variation
between a.m and p.m - the dial alternates
between light and dark.
 Tycoon Chronograph & Date

This elegant masterpiece is unquestionably a
hero as far as classic “dress-watches” are
concerned. As well as the flat case, the FORTIS
core chronograph element also plays a crucial
role here, and combines a nostalgic appearance
with the latest technology.
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A true tycoon enjoys staying in control. Along-
side the Dubois Dépraz Swiss automatic
movement, which can be seen through the
mineral glass base, the Tycoon chronograph
has a domed sapphire glass, a 41mm bicolour
casing and is waterproof up to 5 bar. In the a.m.
version, the indices are gold plated and, like the
raised digits, stand out very elegantly from the
silver opal dial. In the p.m. version, the indices
are coated with rhodium which contrasts
against the anthracite dial.

Common specifications for Tycoon models

41mm bicolour stainless steel case · domed sapphire glass · waterproof up to 5 bar ·
Swiss automatic movement
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The Fürstenberg Polo Tournament in Donaueschingen and FORTIS are connected through
the mutual passion for high performance and elegance
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The prototypical adventure-hungry gentleman

H.S.H. Prince Christian zu Fürstenberg with the
Tycoon Chronograph a.m.
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Tycoon Chronograph a.m. Tycoon Chronograph p.m.

Ref. 904.21.12
domed dial in silver opal · raised digits and indices, 5N
gold-plated · partly 5N gold-plated feuille hands, partly flat,
blued hands · glass base with 8 screws · movement Dubois
Dépraz 2020
Ref. 904.21.11
domed dial in anthracite · raised digits and indices, rhodium
coated · feuille and flat hands, nickel · glass base with 8
screws · movement Dubois Dépraz 2020
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Tycoon Date a.m. Tycoon Date p.m.

Ref. 903.21.12
domed dial in silver opal · raised digits and indices, 5N
rose-gold-plated · hours and minutes 5N rose-gold-plated,
seconds blued · glass base with 6 screws ·
movement ETA 2892-A2
Ref. 903.21.11
domed dial in anthracite · raised digits and indices
rhodium-coated · nickel hands · glass base with 6 screws ·
movement ETA 2892-A2
 Orchestra

Inspired by the 30s, here, soft curves meet
precise angles and culminate in a harmonious
ensemble of the simplest elegance. These
watches are for true connoisseurs. The very flat
40mm case is available in the classic stainless
steel version and also the solid 5N rose-gold
version. The restrained design is relaxed by
elegant, droplet-shaped lugs, as were common
62 in the 30s and 40s. The case and the lugs are
not made from single parts, instead they are
manufactured with the help of the latest
product processes in a connected part, some-
thing which makes the design unique.
Other Terrestis style devices, such as domed
sapphire glass and the silver-opal “domed dial”
make the design simple but impressive. You
don’t need to talk about it, you simply own it.
The gold-plated hands and embossed indices fill
the wearer with pride, both in the a.m. and p.m.
versions. Some of the hallmarks of the
Orchestra also include the date display and the
permanent small second dial at 6 o’clock.

Common specifications for Orchestra models

40mm casing · domed sapphire glass · raised digits and indices in 5N rose-gold plate · hours, minutes
and small second hands in 5N rose-gold plate · glass base with 6 screws · waterproof up to 5 bar ·
Swiss automatic movement
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Orchestra a.m. Orchestra p.m.

Ref. 900.20.32 Ref. 900.20.31
polished stainless steel case · domed dial in silver opal · polished stainless steel case · domed dial anthracite ·
movement ETA 2895-A2 movement ETA 2895-A2
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Orchestra a.m. Gold Orchestra p.m. Gold

Ref. 900.13.32 Ref. 900.13.31
solid 5N rose-gold case · domed dial in silver opal · solid 5N rose-gold case · domed dial in anthracite ·
movement ETA 2895-A2 movement ETA 2895-A2
 Hedonist

The name really says it all: Pleasure and delight
in the most simplified form, which concentrates
on the beauty of the moment. Classic, rose-
gold-plated feuille hands or, for the p.m. version,
nickel hands, raised digits and indices, paired
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with pure minimalism framed in a simple stain-
less steel case: these are the hallmarks of the
Hedonist. The permanent small second dial and
the date, which is always in view, make this
timepiece the perfect companion. Thanks to the
bolted mineral glass base, you can easily glimpse
the power driving the watch - an ETA 2895-2.

Common specifications for Hedonist models

40mm polished stainless steel case · sapphire glass · glass base with 6 screws · waterproof up to 5 bar ·
Swiss automatic movement
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Hedonist a.m. Hedonist p.m.

Ref. 901.20.12 Ref. 901.20.11
dial in silver opal · raised black digits, indices 5N rose-gold- dial in anthracite · raised digits and indices rhodium-
plated · hours, minutes and seconds, 5N rose-gold-plated · coated · hours, minutes and small seconds, nickel ·
movement ETA 2895-2 movement ETA 2895-2
 19FORTIS

Inspired by FORTIS designs from the 1940’s, case, in combination with the dial which calls to
this Swiss timepiece unites elegant reserve and mind a “tuxedo shirt”, and the raised Roman nu-
modern high performance. The pleated dial merals always makes the right impression, be it
reminds one of a classic dress shirt, but behind in the dark anthracite p.m. version or in the light
this, it’s anything but nostalgic: The modern a.m. version.
68 Swiss automatic movement with 42 hour power
reserve works with precision.
The 40mm case comes in stainless steel and
solid 5N rose-gold versions. The 7.35mm flat

Common specifications for 19FORTIS models

40mm case · sapphire glass · raised digits and indices and hours and minutes, in 5N rose-gold ·
glass base with 6 screws · waterproof up to 5 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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19FORTIS a.m. Gold 19FORTIS p.m. Gold

Ref. 902.13.22 Ref. 902.13.21
solid 5N rose-gold case · domed dial in silver opal · solid 5N rose-gold case · dial in anthracite ·
movement ETA 2892-A2 seconds in 5N rose-gold · movement ETA 2892-A2
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19FORTIS a.m. 19FORTIS p.m.

Ref. 902.20.22 Ref. 902.20.21
polished stainless steel case · dial in silver opal · polished stainless steel case · dial in anthracite ·
seconds blued · movement ETA 2892-A2 seconds in 5N rose-gold · movement ETA 2892-A2
 Founder

FORTIS founder Walter Vogt died in 1957
at the height of his creativity in the field of
classical watches. In honour of this great
pioneering spirit and the worthy legacy that
he left behind, FORTIS has looked back on a
72 well-known model and revived it with the name
“Founder” in a limited edition of 222 pieces.
Alongside the classic Terrestis characteristics,
the original FORTIS DNA also contributes to
this: At the end of each index are small
Superluminova dots, the highlights of this
masterpiece.

Specifications for the Founder

40mm polished stainless steel case · sapphire glass · raised nickel indices · dots and feuille hands with white
Superluminova · glass base with 6 screws · waterproof up to 5 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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FORTIS Founder Walter Vogt

Founder
Ref. 902.20.32
movement ETA 2892-A2
 Aquatis Collection
Nothing on our beautiful planet is as dangerous
and, simultaneously, as peaceful as the sea.
It takes special skills to brave the sea, to subdue
it and, of course, to enjoy it. Nowhere else will
you find more varied opinions concerning the
best manifestation of water.

One person may be fascinated by its unruliness,

others may love the smooth waves lapping
74 at the shore. People who often have to
struggle with harsh conditions particularly
require uncompromising functionality. The
unchanging mark of the quality of these highly
specialised instruments is the oversized
rotating bezel as well as the double-sided anti-
reflective sapphire glass as well as the glowing,
bright Superluminova which guarantees perfect
readability even in the deepest water. Designed
for use on and in the sea, the confident design
makes a big impression in any shark tank.
 Marinemaster

A Swiss automatic movement works precisely case. With waterproof performance up to 20

inside a 42mm stainless steel case with double-
sided anti-reflective sapphire glass - whether
it’s above or below zero. The historic FORTIS
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U-boat motif is engraved into the base of the
bar, the watch has the robustness that it needs
for underwater use. With help from the rotating
bezel, which is adjustable on one side, the diver
can accurately measure how long his breath is.

Common specifications for Marinemaster models

42mm stainless steel case · double-sided anti-reflective sapphire glass · anti-slip, rotating bezel adjustable on
one side · white Superluminova · handy crown · base of case engraved with historic FORTIS U-boat motif ·
waterproof up to 20 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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Marinemaster Blue
Marinemaster Blue Chronograph
Ref. 670.15.45 Ref. 671.15.45
movement ETA 2836-2 tachymeter · movement Valjoux 7750
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Marinemaster Classic
Marinemaster Classic Chronograph
Ref. 670.17.41 Ref. 671.17.41
movement ETA 2836-2 tachymeter · movement Valjoux 7750
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Marinemaster Yellow
Marinemaster Yellow Chronograph
Ref. 670.24.14 Ref. 671.24.14
movement ETA 2836-2 tachymeter · movement Valjoux 7750
 Diver

Inspired by the FORTIS Offcial Cosmonauts
range and its outstanding and much-tested
dependability, this high-performing 42mm diver’s
80 watch carries the emblem of the Russian space
agency on its base. The titanium casing offers
extreme robustness, yet weighs little. Water-
proof up to 20 bar, it is perfect for all kinds of
dives. The rotating bezel shows how long the air
will last for.

Common specifications for Diver models

42mm case · rotating bezel adjustable on one side · base of case engraved with emblem of the Russian space
agency · waterproof up to 20 bar · Swiss automatic movement
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Diver White Diver Titanium

Ref. 647.11.42 Ref. 647.29.41
stainless steel casing · anti-reflective sapphire glass on titanium casing · sapphire glass (optional anti-reflective
both sides · clockface with white Superluminova · coating on both sides) · white Superluminova ·
movement ETA 2836-2 movement ETA 2836-2
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