WristWatch Magazine #19 | Page 72

L . K e n d a ll Naming tradition To establish its first wristwatch collection, the modern L. Kendall continues the watchmaker’s tradition of naming timepieces with Kendall’s surname initial K. Larcum himself only made three marine chronometers, K1, K2 and K3, the latter of which was instrumental during Captain George Vancouver’s travels in the Pacific and along the coast of what is now Canada. L. Kendall’s initial collections include K4, K5, K6 and K7, four nautically themed automatic models made in 300-piece limited editions. Each features a 46mm steel case and mother-of-pearl dials of varying hues, and each model stresses its own date and timekeeping functions and displays. One model, for instance, offers a chronograph and second timezone (K4) while another (K6) features a large date. The remaining collections include a model with a date display with a 24-hour counter (K7) and a design emphasizing tradition- 72 Wristwatch | 2016 K4 front and back