Available$595

Briston
Streamliner Kennedy
Chrono
Jungle
This watch is available for purchase directly from the brand's website.
A Chronograph watch, in a square resin case, with a black guilloché center with matte outer surface dial, dauphine hands and roman numerals indices, powered by the Miyota JS20.
Right now, this reference can be bought directly from the brand. Within Briston's own catalog, this reference is priced 27% above the brand's median, making it one of the pricier models in the lineup. This reference sits among Briston's 150 actively tracked models. January 2026 marks when this reference was released.
Thickness
11.25mm
Movement Type
quartz
Movement Name
Miyota JS20
Water resistance
5 bar
Crystal Type
mineral
Crystal Description
Ultra-resistant domed mineral glass - 2.4 mm thick
With a scarcity score of 0/100, this reference ranks in roughly the bottom 10% across the tracked catalog overall. Over the past 159 days, this reference's scarcity score has dropped by roughly 7 points. Scarcity peaked around 7 back in April 2026. This is broadly consistent with Briston's typical scarcity level.
Looking at Briston's tracked catalog as a whole, about 93% of models sit in stock at any one time.
No rush
Brand pattern · 150 models
About 93% of this brand's tracked models are currently in stock.
Last confirmed:
Tracked since 4/5/26 (165 days).
Available4/5/26
5 months straight
April 2026
Today
Currently priced at $595.00, down from $614.46 on 9/13/26.
$595.00 USD9/13/26
$595.00
At its lowest recorded price
$614.46
$614.468/31/26
1 older price change back to 4/27/26 is available with Collector. Unlock full history
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