New · Meridian Automatic
Measured in seconds
A slim automatic with a 72-hour reserve and a dial you will keep looking at.
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Meridian Automatic
$1,250.00GMT Voyager
$1,890.00Field 38
$690.00
Side by side
Which one is yours?
| Feature | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Movement | Automatic, calibre T-21 | Automatic, calibre T-30 | Manual chronograph, calibre T-67 | Automatic, calibre T-11 |
| Case | 38 or 40 mm, 10.4 mm thick | 42 mm, 12.9 mm thick | 39 mm, 13.1 mm thick | 38 mm, 11 mm thick |
| Water resistance | 50 m | 300 m | 100 m | 100 m |
| Power reserve | 72 h | 80 h | 60 h | 42 h |
| Bezel | Polished, fixed | Ceramic, 120-click unidirectional | Steel, tachymeter scale | Brushed, fixed |
| Lug width | 20 mm | 22 mm | 20 mm | 20 mm |
Heritage (fictional)
Six decades of time
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1968
A workshop in the mountains
Two watchmakers open a small repair shop above a bakery.
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1984
The first chronograph
A hand-wound timer for local rally drivers: black dial, two registers, a tachymeter on the bezel.
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2003
Going to depth
The first TEMPO diver is drawn, built and tested to 300 m.
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2026
Meridian
The T-21, our first in-house calibre, with a 72-hour reserve.
Straps
One watch, four moods
Every strap has quick-release pins. Slide the lever, swap leather for mesh, and you are done before the kettle boils.
- 18, 20 and 22 mm
- Leather, Milanese mesh and woven nylon
Service
Owning a TEMPO
Every watch is serviced at the bench that built it. Ask us anything about wearing, winding or water.
How often should an automatic be serviced?
Every five to seven years, or sooner if it gains or loses noticeably.
Can I swim with my watch?
With 100 m or more, yes. Always check the crown is screwed down.
What does the warranty cover?
Two years on manufacturing faults from the date on your warranty card, including the movement, plus a free timing check in the first year. (Demo policy.)