The Peacock Pathfinder Tourbillon (reference P501-4) is a 43.5 mm wide, 11.5 mm thick watch with an anti-reflective sapphire crystal and a transparent screw-down caseback. Hong Kong Watch Fair and China Watch Shop listings describe a carbon fibre case, while Peacock’s own store spec sheet lists 316L stainless steel, so the case material is not settled between sources. The SL5003DT is a hand-wound centre-axis tourbillon with 19 jewels, 146 parts, a 21,600 vph beat rate and about 42 hours of power reserve. The strap is cowhide with a fabric-fibre face and a pin buckle, offered with red, green, yellow or blue accents. Water resistance is listed as 3 ATM at the fair and 30 ATM by the store. Peacock sells it for USD 2,360.

The Pathfinder uses the same tourbillon as Peacock’s Time Color, Witness, Climber and Voyager models, and sits at the accessible end of the brand’s tourbillon range. I found no dedicated review of it, so there is no documented community verdict on this model; the shared movement has been reviewed on its sibling watches. It is a current catalogue model with several colour variants and no published edition limit.