Available $4,955 44mm

S.U.F. Helsinki
Flying Finn FF-S
Automatic
44 mm
In stock now
$5,781
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What you'll get
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S.U.F. Helsinki just released a new watch
A Racing watch, in a round titanium case, 44mm, with a white skeletonized center with matte painted sectors dial, sword hands and arabic numerals indices, powered by the Soprod A10.
Right now, this reference can be bought directly from the brand. Within S.U.F. Helsinki's own catalog, this reference is priced 38% above the brand's median, making it one of the pricier models in the lineup. This reference sits among S.U.F. Helsinki's 37 actively tracked models.
Diameter
44mm
Lug to lug
53.4mm
Between lugs
22mm
Thickness
9.2mm
Movement Type
Automatic
Movement Name
Soprod A10
Power reserve
42 hours
Water resistance
10 bar
Crystal Type
Sapphire
Crystal Description
1.6 mm thick sapphire crystal with multi anti-reflective coating inside (AR coat)
Its scarcity score of 0/100 is the lowest possible, placing it among the easiest-to-get tracked watches in the catalog. This is broadly consistent with S.U.F. Helsinki's typical scarcity level.
This reference has no sell-out history of its own yet.
How S.U.F. Helsinki models usually sell out and restockWorth tracking
Limited data
Currently available with no strong urgency signal either way.
Scarcity rank (catalog-wide)Top 90%
Available
3 months straight
8/12/26
August 2026
Today
Tracked since 8/12/26 (91 days).
Last confirmed:
The latest observed price was $5,780.61 on 11/11/26.
$5,780.61 USD
11/11/26
November 2026
Today
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