Thanks to a heat treatment traditionally used on the bronze components of weapons, the colour of the steel of the case (45 millimetres in diameter) is coated with an unpolished black patina, giving it an eye-catching gunmetal vintage effect. The Safari RL67 Chronograph thus takes on an adventurous aura, further underlined by the choice of a military green canvas strap with a worn effect. The movement is the automatic calibre RL751/1, made by Jaeger-LeCoultre for Ralph Lauren, with a 65-hour power reserve. The dial is black with tone-on-tone counters and white Roman numerals. Price: 7,800 euros.
