Schools

This watch starts from Franck Muller's Vanguard in steel. We pave the dial edge to edge with diamonds and set the Stanford S in rubies. The case and the self-winding movement stay as Franck Muller makes them. Of course, these are just sample images. We will work with you to create whatever case and strap/bracelet combinations you think your donors would like most.

This watch starts from the Rolex Submariner without a date. We pave the dial with white diamonds and set the Stanford S in rubies, and emeralds fill the Submariner's hour markers. The case, bezel, bracelet, and movement stay as Rolex makes them. Again, this is just a concept, not an actual watch.

This is another concept for Stanford. We can design a dial like this for any customer.

This watch starts from Louis Moinet's Tempograph Spirit in titanium, whose seconds hand sweeps across 20 seconds and jumps back. We add the Technion logo in white on the black plate at one o'clock. The movement stays as Louis Moinet builds it.

No watch kicks a field goal today, so this watch needs a new movement. We would design and build a proprietary movement once and fit it to every school in the series, and each school gets its own field, colors, and monogram on the dial. The first school waits for the movement, and every school after it waits only for its dial. We can only do this if we can meet a minimum order, which depends on price. This project would take roughly two years to production. Customers can customize the face as desired.

USC's watch shares one movement with every football watch in the series. Only the dial, the colors, and the strap change for USC.