Falcon

The Lorier Falcon draws inspiration from vintage field watches, blending classic proportions with modern reliability. Its 36mm case size pays homage to mid-century explorers’ watches, making it particularly attractive for those who appreciate understated, versatile design. As one of Lorier’s core models, the Falcon has built a following among collectors looking for a contemporary watch that captures the spirit and wearability of iconic tool watches without the bulk or flash.

Key reference numbers for the Falcon include the Falcon Series II and Falcon Series III, with the latter introducing subtle updates like improved water resistance (up to 100m) and a slightly refined bracelet. Both use the reliable Miyota 9039 automatic movement, chosen for its slim profile and hacking seconds, which enhances daily usability and accuracy. Price variation is typically driven by condition, original packaging, and limited-run dial colors or configurations, as Lorier periodically releases small-batch variants that sell out quickly.

When considering a Falcon, check for the correct bracelet style and clasp markings, as Lorier’s in-house design is a draw for purists. Earlier Falcons have plexiglass crystals, while later versions upgraded to domed sapphire for better scratch resistance—an important factor for daily wear. Because Lorier produces these in limited quantities, some colorways and earlier references command a premium on the secondary market, especially if complete with box and papers.