Collection: Commodore Collection

From Naval to Noble

Learn how this iconic timepiece got its Name from 'The Commodore'

Cornelius Vanderbilt - The Commodore

Where History Meets

Precision

Cornelius Vanderbilt wasn’t just a business magnate; he was the architect of American enterprise. A 19th-century industrial titan who revolutionised shipping and railroads, Vanderbilt redefined what it meant to build with vision. The Commodore title, once an honorary naval designation, has become synonymous with strength, discipline, and an unstoppable drive, traits that continue to inspire leaders today.

Cornelius Vanderbilt's Railway Revolution in New York

A Tribute to

Heritage

Drawing from Cornelius Vanderbilt’s relentless spirit, the Commodore Collection reflects a lineage of elegance powered by purpose. These timepieces aren’t nostalgic; they’re a bridge between past legacy and future ambition. Every detail, from the classic Roman numerals to the intricate ring etching, echoes a bygone era of craft, reborn for the modern trailblazer.

Image Credits: https://www.britannica.com/money/New-York-Central-Railroad-Company

Vanderbilt New York's Commodore in Cream dial.

Worn by the Few

Who Led Many

Each Commodore timepiece is more than an accessory; it’s an emblem. A nod to high standards and refined hustle. Inspired by the architectural discipline of Vanderbilt’s empire and designed for today’s professionals, it balances historic gravitas with minimalist execution. The ultra-thin build and polished metal casing capture quiet power in its purest form.

Vanderbilt New York's Commodore Silver

Remarkable

Engineering

Signature Features of the Commodore Collection

  • Case: 40mm stainless steel
  • Dial: 38mm
  • Markers: Roman numerals etched with timeless precision
  • Movement: Quartz for accuracy and dependability
  • Water Resistance: 30 meters,
  • Strap: Premium black genuine leather with a smooth grain finish

Whether paired with a tailored suit or elevated casuals, the Commodore speaks fluent sophistication.

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