New Releases · 2024-11-26
Reservoir 390 Fastback reads like a 1960s V8 speedometer
A 41.5mm steel case, retrograde minutes and jumping hours translate a 1967 pony-car gauge into a mechanical watch.
By Chronolume digest · Original English summary · Based on Reservoir; announcement date corroborated by MasterHorologer

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What to know
The Reservoir 390 Fastback Black takes its name from the 390-cubic-inch V8 associated with a 1967 American pony car. Its black dial is arranged like a speedometer: one hand sweeps through a 240-degree minute arc, snaps back at the hour and advances the digital-style jumping-hour window at six.

Reference RSV01.3F/133.BK uses a 41.5mm satin-and-polished steel case with sapphire crystal, an open back and 50-metre water resistance. Reservoir’s RSV-240 automatic couples its 113-part proprietary module to a La Joux-Perret G100 base, runs at 4Hz and offers 56 hours of reserve. A black leather strap with white stitching completes the dashboard theme. The launch price was €3,800 excluding tax.
At a glance
| reference | RSV01.3F/133.BK |
|---|---|
| case | 41.5mm 316L stainless steel |
| movement | Reservoir RSV-240 automatic, 4Hz |
| powerReserve | 56 hours |
| functions | Retrograde minutes, jumping hour, power reserve |
| waterResistance | 50 metres |
| launchPrice | €3,800 excluding tax |
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Reservoir; announcement date corroborated by MasterHorologer · Published 2024-11-26 ↗