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Toledano & Chan B/1.3R - 18K Gold Ripple Dial on Titanium
MaterialTitanium
Movement TypeAutomatic
Case Diameter32mm
Regular price $10,200.00 -
Toledano & Chan B/1 Lapis Lazuli - Brutalist Architecture on Your Wrist
MaterialSteel
Movement TypeAutomatic
Case Diameter33.5mm
Regular price $4,000.00 -
Toledano & Chan B/1.2 - Tahitian Mother of Pearl Destro with Brutalist Case Architecture
MaterialSteel
Movement TypeAutomatic
Case Diameter33.5mm
Regular price $5,700.00 -
Toledano & Chan B1/M - Full Meteorite Case, Dial & Buckle (Limited to 30 Pieces)
MaterialMeteorite
Movement TypeAutomatic
Case Diameter32mm
Regular price $10,400.00
About Toledano & Chan
Toledano & Chan is a highly distinctive independent watch brand founded by design duo Phil Toledano and Alfred Chan. The brand's aesthetic is heavily inspired by brutalist architecture, particularly Marcel Breuer’s iconic, asymmetrical window designs at the former Whitney Museum. Their timepieces feature unapologetically blocky, sculptural cases with sharply beveled edges and integrated bracelets that create a bold, industrial look. To complement these stark metallic forms, the brand uses markerless dial materials, utilizing materials ranging from semi-precious stones like lapis lazuli and meteorite to textured solid 18k gold. Toledano & Chan watches function as much as wearable, avant-garde art pieces as they do timekeepers
Toledano & Chan History
Toledano & Chan is a contemporary watch brand founded in 2024 by British-American conceptual artist and photographer Phil Toledano (widely known in collecting circles as "Mr Enthusiast") and Hong Kong-based designer Alfred Chan. The two bonded online over a shared passion for 1970s vintage timepieces and brutalist architecture, eventually deciding to channel these aesthetic influences into launching their own watch brand.
The brand’s debut timepiece, the B/1, launched in 2024 to immediate acclaim. Machined from 904L stainless steel and paired with an integrated bracelet, the first B/1 featured a stark, markerless lapis lazuli dial and was powered by a reliable Swiss Sellita SW100 automatic movement. It was quickly praised as a daring fusion of a sports watch and brutalist wearable art.
Following the immediate sell-out success of the B/1, the brand continued to evolve the design. They released the B/1.2, which swapped lapis lazuli for Tahitian mother-of-pearl and introduced a complex asymmetrical sapphire crystal. Subsequent prototypes utilizing meteorite and unique copper-infused carbon fiber were also auctioned, further establishing the duo's avant-garde reputation.
In early 2026, Toledano & Chan introduced the B/1.3r, significantly updating the model with a lighter, slightly smaller Grade 5 titanium case and a striking 18k solid gold dial stamped with a rippling texture. In a remarkably short time, Toledano & Chan has cemented its place as a cult-favorite independent brand, celebrated for prioritizing daring, uncompromising sculptural design over conventional watchmaking norms.
Toledano & Chan Collections
Toledano & Chan’s offerings are currently centered around a singular yet evolving line: the B/1 series. Rather than producing numerous traditional collections, the brand has focused on refining and experimenting with this core, highly distinctive silhouette using a variety of avant-garde materials.
The B/1 is the foundation of Toledano & Chan’s identity. The collection is defined by its brutalist, asymmetrical case design, which draws direct inspiration from the trapezoidal windows of the Breuer Building (the former Whitney Museum of American Art) in New York. Designed as wearable sculpture, these watches feature an integrated bracelet, a destro (left-handed) crown configuration, and stark, markerless dials.
Since its debut in 2024, the B/1 collection has progressed through several notable iterations:
The Original B/1 & B/1.2
The inaugural models were crafted from 904L stainless steel and introduced the brand's signature use of semi-precious dials, utilizing striking materials like lapis lazuli and Tahitian mother-of-pearl.
The B/1m
A highly limited, experimental model that pushed material boundaries by utilizing solid meteorite for the dial, case, and buckle.
The B/1.3r
Released in early 2026, this iteration represents a significant update. It transitioned the collection to a slightly smaller, lightweight Grade 5 titanium case and bracelet, paired with a meticulously textured, 18k solid gold "ripple" dial and a complex, faceted asymmetrical sapphire crystal.
How Much Do Toledano & Chan Watches Cost?
Toledano & Chan watches generally retail between $4,000 and $10,400, depending on the model and the materials used. Because the brand produces highly limited batches that tend to sell out quickly, their watches frequently command higher prices on the secondary market. Many of the watches featured below are part of previously sold out series, while the b/1.3 is still available.
| Model | Starting Price | Unique Features |
|---|---|---|
| Toledano & Chan B/1 Lapis Lazuli - Brutalist Architecture on Your Wrist | $4,000 | Lapis Lazuli dial, 904L steel case and bracelet, left handed design (with crown located on the left side of the case) |
| Toledano & Chan B/1.2 - Tahitian Mother of Pearl Destro with Brutalist Case Architecture | $5,700 | Tahitian mother of pearl dial, faceted and asymmetrical sapphire crystal |
| Toledano & Chan B1/M - Full Meteorite Case, Dial & Buckle (Limited to 30 Pieces) | $10,400 | Full meteorite case and buckle, faceted and asymmetrical sapphire crystal, meteorite dial, black crocodile leather strap |
| Toledano & Chan B/1.3R - 18K Gold Ripple Dial on Titanium | $10,200 | Smaller 32mm case width, grade 5 titanium case and bracelet, engraved 18k yellow gold dial |
Toledano & Chan Movements
All current and past Toledano & Chan watches have used the Sellita SW100 movement, an automatic winding movement that is Swiss made.
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Toledano & Chan Watch Colors
The colors used on Toledano & Chan watches is dependent on the material. With the B/1 and B/1.2, the dial colour comes from the natural lapis lazuli and tahitian mother of pearl. The B/1m has a case, dial, and buckle made from meteorite, giving the watch its textured black and grey color. Finally, the B/1.3 features a grade 5 titanium case and bracelet, and an 18k gold dial, giving the case and bracelet a more grey metallic tone, contrasted by the yellow metallic dial.
Toledano & Chan Watch Materials
Toldeano & Chan uses premium materials, both conventional and unconventional, in its watches. The B/1 and B/1.2 utilized 904L steel for the case and bracelet. The B/1m used meteorite for the case, dial, and clasp. The B/1.3 uses grade 5 titanium for the case and bracelet, and 18k yellow gold for the dial. All models have used sapphire for the front crystal.
Toledano & Chan Watch Types
Given the experimental nature of Toledano & Chan’s watches, the statement “brutalist architecture on wrist” holds true. These watches are more sculptural statement pieces that function as watches than any sort of conventional wrist watch. Toldedano & Chan watches are for those looking for something truly different.
Buying Toledano & Chan Watches
Toledano & Chan watches are available directly through the brand’s website, and through authorized retailers. Exquisite Timepieces is an authorized dealer for Toledano & Chan watches, and we would be happy to assist you in purchasing your next Toledano & Chan timepiece, whether it is online, over the phone, or at our showroom in Naples, Florida.
Caring for Your Toledano & Chan Watch
Exquisite Timepieces, as an authorized Toledano & Chan retailer, is able to assist in the care and servicing procedures for your Toledano & Chan watch and ensure it remains in top condition. Should a problem arise with your Toledano & Chan watch, Exquisite Timepieces will ensure it is properly repaired, either by our in-house repair team or by returning the watch to Toledano & Chan for any necessary repairs.
Toledano & Chan FAQ
Where are Toledano & Chan watches made?
The first B/1 and B/1.2 models were manufactured in China, with movements from Swiss manufacturer Sellita. The B/1.3 is manufactured in Switzerland.
Who is the founder of Toledano & Chan?
Conceptual artists Phil Toledano and designer Alfred Chan are the founders of Toledano & Chan
Is Toledano & Chan a luxury watch brand?
Yes, Toledano & Chan is a luxury watch brand.
Who makes Toledano & Chan watches?
Toldeano & Chan watches are manufactured by specialized watch manufacturers in China and Switzerland.
Find your new Toledano & Chan watch with Exquisite Timepieces
Whether it is your first purchase or adding to an existing collection, Exquisite Timepieces is an authorized retailer for Toledano & Chan, both in our store in Naples, Florida and online.
As an authorized dealer, all our new Toledano & Chan timepieces come with their full manufacturer warranties and will be shipped free of charge and fully insured. Should you have any questions, please reach out and contact us, and an Exquisite Timepieces representative will be happy to assist you.
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