You asked us for a chronograph.
So we called the American watch company that knows mechanical chronographs inside and out: our friends at Haven Watch Company.
Together, we created the Shadowgraph.
It felt like the perfect collaboration. Haven is built around Precision with Personality — bold watches, unexpected color, and serious mechanical watchmaking. Think of the tie-dye Chilllton chronograph featured in Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. At Bernhardt, we tend to lean a little more classic, while still keeping things distinctly modern.
The Shadowgraph sits right between the two.
We started with a deep black dial, reminiscent of our Midnight Binnacle Diver, then opened it up with three translucent subdials that reveal the movement beneath. Red, luminous subdial hands provide just enough color.
The dial carries the Bernhardt name exclusively, while Haven leaves its fingerprints in the details: the Haven “H” on the crown and an etched map of the Great Lakes on the caseback — a signature of the brand.
And because Haven exclusively builds around Swiss movements, we knew exactly what belonged inside: a Swiss mechanical chronograph movement, paired with the everyday wearability we expect from every Bernhardt watch.
At 37.5mm, the Shadowgraph wears compact and balanced while retaining the presence and functionality of a true mechanical chronograph. A classic 6–9–12 layout, date aperture at 3 o’clock, and hand-wound modified Sellita SW510MBHa bring the mechanics to life.
This isn’t a chronograph designed for the collection box.
It was made for the wrist.
Two independent American watch companies. One mechanical chronograph we think was worth the wait.
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