Credor GCCR999J Locomotive Titanium Black Dial LIMITED

Released in 2024, the Credor Locomotive GCCR999J brings back one of the brand's most distinctive designs in a limited run of 300 pieces. It returns to Gerald Genta's 1979 Locomotive, but with modern production and finishing throughout. The faceted case, hexagonal bezel, and integrated bracelet keep the original design intact, while high-intensity titanium gives the watch a lighter feel than its sharp geometry suggests. The dial is a defining part of this reference. Its black, textured surface catches the light in a way that echoes the industrial character behind the Locomotive name and gives the watch more dimension than a flat dark dial would. Inside is the Credor caliber CR01, a slim automatic movement with date, which helps keep the case under 9mm thick. That thin profile matters here. It preserves the refined proportions that made the original Locomotive stand apart in 1979 and still gives this new version much of its appeal. For collectors, the GCCR999J offers more than rarity alone. The Genta connection, Credor's high-end finishing, and the 300-piece production run make it one of the more compelling modern Credor releases outside the brand's dress-watch line. Rather than treating the Locomotive as a simple reissue, Credor has kept the original design language and executed it with the precision and restraint expected of the brand today. Like New with Credor box and papers dated 2024.