Jack Mason expands its collection with the new Canton Day-Date, a 41 mm automatic watch pairing a traditional day-date display with a distinctly textured dial. Offered in Slate, Lagoon, and Chocolate, the new model features a finely milled guilloché-style pattern, with a full day-of-the-week indication following the upper curve of the dial and the date positioned at six o’clock. An under-crystal magnifier enlarges the date display while allowing the exterior surface of the sapphire crystal to remain smooth.
Inside is the top-grade Sellita SW240-1 automatic movement, operating at 28,800 vph with a 40-hour power reserve and regulated by Jack Mason to ±5 seconds per day. The movement can be viewed through a sapphire exhibition caseback, where a custom gold-PVD rotor takes inspiration from the curve of a longhorn’s horns and incorporates the brand’s Lone Star emblem. Final assembly, regulation, and testing are carried out in the United States. The stainless-steel case measures 41 mm across, 12 mm thick, and 48 mm lug-to-lug, with 150 metres of water resistance and a screw-down crown. The bracelet includes quick-release functionality and a tool-free micro-adjustment clasp.
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The Jack Mason Canton Day-Date will be officially announced on today, with availability beginning August 28. All three dial colours will retail for $1,849 USD and are backed by a five-year warranty.
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