The Traska Chronograph (Ref. 10251) is the Florida brand’s first chronograph, offered in Tungsten Gray and Arctic White. Its two symmetrical subdials use transparent discs to show elapsed minutes and running seconds without hands, and the 316L stainless steel case has concave flank cutouts, square pushers and a tungsten tachymeter bezel. It measures 39 mm in diameter and 13.75 mm thick including the box-style sapphire crystal (11.8 mm case height), with a 46.5 mm lug-to-lug and a 21 mm bracelet width tapering to 16 mm, and is water resistant to 75 m with Traska’s hardening coating. Worn & Wound and A Blog to Watch report a Seiko NE86 automatic chronograph with a column wheel and vertical clutch and a 45-hour power reserve, although Traska’s own page does not name the caliber and another outlet cites a different Seiko movement. Traska lists it at $1,650.

Gear Patrol called it surprisingly innovative for an affordable American brand, and Worn & Wound and aBlogtoWatch both gave it full reviews that focused on the unconventional disc display and the slim case for a chronograph. I did not find a long-term reliability report.

The Chronograph is in Traska’s current line-up; at the time of checking both colors were sold out and the Tungsten Gray page said the watch was returning in late November.