CHRONOSWISS WATCHES – Models with Technical Specifications, Price, Brand Details, History, News and Archives
Inspired by science fiction, the latest Chronoswiss SkelTec collection is taking its open-worked horology into the dark. Matt black parts make an extremely reduced and see-through timepiece with a hand-wound 166-part movement housed in an organically shaped 51-part case. Presented during Watches and Wonders 2021, this new SkelTec model’s knurled
Swiss luxury watch maker Chronoswiss expands its SkelTec collection by unveiling new model called SkelTec Azur. The SkelTec watch is celebrated for its extremely reduced, hand-wound movement with an open balance wheel and its organically shaped case with skeletonised lugs. Featuring a black DLC case, the new model highlights a
In the year 2000 Chronoswiss unveiled the world’s first serially produced regulator tourbillon. Now the Lucerne based brand presents the Open Gear Tourbillon, a modern mechanical timekeeper with a unique regulator set-up, electric blue case and a hypnotising handmade guilloche decoration. Its half-skeletonised flying tourbillon is completely designed in-house, and
With the Flying Regulator Open Gear Pink Panther, Lucerne based brand Chronoswiss continues its strong tradition with a regulator set-up on distinctive three-dimensional hybrid dials made of handmade guilloché coated with contemporary materials in strong colours. This modern mechanical regulator watch features a black 41-millimetre DLC-coated case with a sparkling
Chronoswiss expands its iconic Opus family by presenting the new skeletonised Opus Chronograph Flag. Made of stainless steel, this new model sports a skeleton dial with blue, white and red highlights. On the new model, the bridges of the Chronoswiss Calibre C.741S movement have a galvanic black finish, which provides
Chronoswiss presents a new edition of the Opus Chronograph by unveiling two new skeleton models. These new skeleton chronograph models highlight the Lucerne based independent watch brand’s mastery in contemporary and classical skeletonising. The mechanical clarity of the classical Opus Chronograph is achieved by dexterously paring away all superfluous material,
