Red Star 747 JUMBO Chronograph
Caliber: Peacock SL4609 (similar ETA7750), manual winding Chronograph, 33 jewels, 28.800 halfrotations/hr, with second stop
Watchcase: stainless steel, matt
Dial: grey - with artificial horizon of a 747 cockpit
Diameter: 42mm
Height: 16mm
Lug to Lug width: 52mm
Bandwidth: 20mm
Weight including strap: 116 gramm
Red Star 747 Jumbo – Mechanical Aviation Chronograph
A tribute to an icon of aviation.
Few aircraft have shaped the history of civil aviation quite like the Boeing 747. With its unmistakable silhouette and characteristic upper deck, the “Jumbo Jet” became a symbol of long-distance travel, technological innovation and the fascination of flight for generations.
With the new Red Star 747 Jumbo, Red Star pays tribute to this legendary aircraft with an extraordinary mechanical chronograph. The watch does far more than simply carry the 747 name – numerous details are directly inspired by the technology and visual language of an aircraft cockpit.
For me, this model is particularly special: I am delighted to offer the new Red Star 747 Jumbo exclusively at Poljot24.de.
Available from October 16, 2026 – Pre-order recommended!
The Cockpit of a 747 on Your Wrist
One look at the dial immediately brings to mind a flight instrument. At the heart of the design is the artificial horizon, one of the essential instruments in an aircraft cockpit. Its characteristic representation of blue sky and brown earth forms the central design element of the dial.
Scales, markings and colourful details reproduce the technical aesthetics of classic cockpit instrumentation. Even a small Boeing 747 silhouette can be discovered in the centre of the dial.
Above this elaborate dial sits a domed sapphire crystal, adding impressive depth to the watch and further enhancing its distinctive instrument-like appearance.
Even the Chronograph Pushers Are Inspired by Jet Engines
A particularly attractive detail can be found on the right-hand side of the case: the two chronograph pushers are designed to evoke the turbines of a jet engine.
The brushed stainless steel case measures 42 mm in diameter and, at 16 mm in height, has a deliberately substantial presence on the wrist. A lug-to-lug measurement of 52 mm further emphasises the technical, instrument-inspired character of the 747 Jumbo.
Completing the design is a modern grey rubber strap, perfectly matched to the colours and aviation theme of the watch.
Peacock SL4609 – An Unusual Mechanical Heart
At least as fascinating as the design of the watch is the movement inside.
The Red Star 747 Jumbo is powered by the rarely encountered Peacock SL4609, a mechanical chronograph calibre whose construction follows the well-known architecture of the ETA/Valjoux 7750.
For the Red Star 747 Jumbo, however, a particularly interesting version is used: the calibre has been configured as a manual-winding movement. Instead of relying on an automatic rotor, the watch is wound in the traditional way using the crown – a detail that perfectly complements the technical and mechanical character of this model.
The movement features 33 jewels and operates at a high frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz). With second stop if you pull out the crown.
This frequency can also be appreciated when the chronograph is running: the central chronograph seconds hand advances across the dial in rapid, fine steps. For enthusiasts of mechanical watchmaking, this is a particularly fascinating detail.
The SL4609 therefore makes the 747 Jumbo much more than an unusually designed aviation watch. Beneath its cockpit-inspired dial beats a genuine mechanical hand-wound chronograph with a technically fascinating and relatively uncommon calibre architecture.
Direct Contact with Red Star in Hong Kong and Shenzhen
Red Star has been one of our close partners for many years. At the end of October, I will once again personally visit the Red Star team in Hong Kong and Shenzhen. This makes me even more pleased to be able to introduce this extraordinary new model to you exclusively at Poljot24.de.
Direct contact with the manufacturer is an important part of our work. It allows us not only to offer you unusual mechanical watches, but also to know the people, ideas and stories behind the models we sell.
Individually Numbered and Supplied in a Special 747 Watch Box
The presentation is every bit as distinctive as the watch itself. The screw-down case back is individually numbered, giving each Red Star 747 Jumbo its own number.
The watch is supplied in a special Red Star 747 Jumbo presentation box, perfectly complementing the aviation theme of this exceptional chronograph.
For Pilots, Aviation Enthusiasts – and Everyone Who Loves the Jumbo
The Boeing 747 was never simply another passenger aircraft. For generations of travellers and aviation enthusiasts, the Jumbo represents the great era of intercontinental aviation – and an aircraft so distinctive that its silhouette can be recognised from a great distance.
The Red Star 747 Jumbo translates this fascination into an extraordinary mechanical wristwatch: an artificial-horizon-inspired dial, turbine-inspired chronograph pushers, domed sapphire crystal and a rare mechanical hand-wound chronograph movement.
An exceptional watch for aviation enthusiasts, pilots, mechanical watch lovers and, of course, everyone with a passion for the legendary Boeing 747.
Technical Specifications
- Model: Red Star 747 Jumbo
- Movement: Peacock SL4609 mechanical hand-wound chronograph
- Jewels: 33
- Frequency: 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz)
- Case: Brushed stainless steel
- Diameter: 42 mm
- Height: 16 mm
- Lug-to-lug: 52 mm
- Lug width: 20 mm
- Crystal: Domed sapphire crystal
- Dial: Grey, inspired by the artificial horizon of an aircraft cockpit
- Chronograph pushers: Inspired by jet engine turbines
- Strap: Grey rubber strap
- Weight including strap: 116 g
- Case back: Screw-down and individually numbered
- Presentation: Special Red Star 747 Jumbo watch box
Price and Availability
Price: €465
The first examples of the new Red Star 747 Jumbo will be available from October 16, 2026. Due to its extraordinary design and unusual mechanical specification, I recommend pre-ordering early if you would like to secure one of the first watches.










