The Lozier
The Next Chapter
The Lozier is Cornell’s take on a classic three-hand watch meant for everyday wear. It draws inspiration from some of our favorite vintage watches, updated with contemporary typography and manufacturing techniques, while staying true to our core values. This includes sourcing high quality materials, investing in domestic manufacturing, and working with the best partners we can find, many across the United States.
A Study in Subtlety
The Lozier starts with a three-piece case measuring 37.4mm across and just 8.5mm thick, including the sapphire crystal. This is complemented by the three-tier German silver dial, with a grained finish and diamond-cut edges, as well as our signature Chicago Roman numerals marking the hours. The Cornell Leaf hands are also unique to the Lozier, offering our take on a watchmaking classic, also crafted in German silver and finished by hand with brushed tops and diamond-cut edges. Powering the watch is a Sellita SW-300-1 b movement, offering reliable performance and easy servicing over the long-haul. It is housed behind a solid stainless steel caseback, perfect for a personal engraving.
Availability
The Lozier is priced at $6,200 and pre-orders for 2025 build slots are open now through July 16, 2025. A deposit of $3,100 (50%) is due to secure your spot, with the remaining $3,100 due before delivery. Deliveries begin fall 2025 through winter 2026.
American Case & Crown
Dimensions
- Diameter: 37.4mm
- Thickness: 8.5mm (including crystal)
- Lug-to-Lug: 46.8mm
- Lug Width: 22mm
Material
- 316L stainless steel
- Three-piece construction
- Hand-finished
Crown
- 316L stainless-steel
- Laser-engraved Cornell logo
- Hand-finished
Crystal
- Box sapphire crystal with single-side anti-reflective coating
Water Resistance
- 50m / 165ft
American Dial & Hands
Dial
- German silver
- Three-tier design, single-piece construction
- Diamond-cut with frosted finish
- Hand finished
Markers
- Custom Chicago Roman numerals and chapter ring
- Pad printed with black ink
Hands
- Cornell Leaf hands in German silver
- Diamond-cut and hand-finished
Swiss Movement
Calibre
- Sellita SW-300-1 b (Swiss Made)
Functions
- Hours, Minutes, Center Seconds (stop-seconds for precise setting)
Technical Characteristics
- Winding: Automatic
- Thickness: 3.6mm
- Power Reserve: 56 hour
- Frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 vpn)
- Jewels: 25
- Elaboré grade movement, regulated in three positions
American Strap
Producer
- Veblenist
Material
- Dark taupe nubuck leather strap with tonal stitching
Buckle
- Stainless steel Cornell buckle (18mm)
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American made
High-Precision Manufacturing
Honoring the original values of the Cornell Watch Company, every component we make is crafted to the highest standards possible. We utilize industry-leading 5-axis CNC machines to ensure the strictest tolerances and most consistent results. Each component is then finished and assembled by hand, with no detail overlooked. Our three-piece case, crown, dial, and hands are all made exclusively for us right here in the United States, proving that precision manufacturing is no longer bound by country code.
A unique design language
Chicago Roman Numerals & Cornell Leaf Hands
Inspired by the city’s incredible Art Deco architecture, our custom-designed Chicago Roman Numerals bridge the gap between old-school formality and a more casual, contemporary look. Likewise, the Cornell Leaf hands offer a fresh interpretation of a watchmaking classic, rendered in German silver with diamond-cut edges and hand-brushed surfaces for fantastic legibility.
Building For The Future
Process & Partners
Watchmaking has always been a collaborative endeavor and we approached the Lozier with the spirit of camaraderie in mind. From our micro-machining partner Hour Precision in Ohio to designer Alex Voss in California, and from our typographer Samuel Baker in the United Kingdom to our crystal supplier Numata Kouki in Japan, we sought out the best collaborators, wherever they might be. All of this is done with the goal of building a functional, scalable manufacturing pipeline for fine watchmaking that can continue to grow well into the future.