Stockholm based lifestyle brand has released their latest watch in the 38mm Tonnerre Chronograph. Rocking 4 different dial variations and a VK63 mecha-quartz, these chronographs aren?t short on personality for under $400. That?s largely thanks to Nezumi?s source of inspiration for the Tonnerre, which begins with some all-time greats like the Heuer Skipper, and Abercrombie & Fitch Seafarer. It may be French for Thunder, but the Tonnerre looks to be pretty easy to get along with. 

Each Tonnerre variant lives in a lovely steel case that measures 38mm in diameter, and just 46mm from lug to lug. The Seiko built mecha-quartz inside affords a total thickness of 12mm including the crystal (10.5mm without). Pair those measurements with the classy twisted lug design and you?re left with a rather tidy package on the wrist.
Each Tonnerre variant lives in a lovely steel case that measures 38mm in diameter, and just 46mm from lug to lug. The Seiko built mecha-quartz inside affords a total thickness of 12mm including the crystal (10.5mm without). Pair those measurements with the classy twisted lug design and you?re left with a rather tidy package on the wrist. 

The offered dials are where things get interesting with the Tonnerre, and can be placed into two groups: black and white, and blue with cream. The two colorful options feature two-toned sub dials at 3 and 6 o?clock, dividing the minute totalizer and 24 hour indicator into easy to read sections. The white dial gets...