The Tour de France Automobile first ran in 1899, and the mechanical instruments used to time it now look much the same as they did over a hundred years ago. As the Tour Auto's official timekeeper, Baltic has released a two-piece dash-mounted set: a flyback stopwatch and a dash clock, both housed in 60mm brushed and polished stainless steel cases with matte light blue dials and domed Hesalite crystals. The stopwatch runs a hand-wound Hanhart Calibre 122 with a flyback function, 6 hours of power reserve, a large lumed central hand, and a sub-dial for timing events up to 30 minutes. The clock runs a hand-wound Enloong 6497 with 42 hours of power reserve, luminous hour and minute hands, and a small seconds counter at 6 o'clock. Both mount to the dash via an included brushed steel plaque, sitting as naturally on the wood-and-chrome interior of a Jaguar E-Type as they do in a modern car. Limited to 300 sets, never to be reproduced.