From JustLuxe content partner iW Magazine
Chronoswiss adds two new dial hues to its Flying Regulator Night & Day collection. Each steel-case limited edition offers its artistic interpretation of the ongoing 41mm Chronoswiss regulator-dial collection, which emphasizes a large central minute hand set atop smaller hour and seconds indicators. The Night & Day editions add a specialized, artisanal day/night subdial at the 9 o’clock position.
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One of the debuts, the Flying Regulator Night & Day Midnight, features a blue guilloché dial, a darkened version of the Chronoswiss specialty.
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This dark blue version is meant to echo a night sky and is accented with a three-dimensional day/night display adorned with laser-cut stars.
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These stars, created with a generous dollop of SuperLumiNova, shine with notable intensity in the evening.
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On the other hand, or wrist in this case, the new Flying Regulator Night & Day Whiteout echoes a daytime scene, specifically a meteorological ‘whiteout’ where the horizon blends with the sky.
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Chronoswiss has also crafted an artisanal guilloché dial for this watch, here meant to recall this natural whiteout phenomenon.
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As noted, both new watches retain the quite distinctive Chronoswiss regulator dial layout with notably separate hour and seconds rings. The three-dimensional dials within this series show off the ETA-based Chronoswiss caliber C.296 automatic movement via an opening in the small seconds subdial.
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Of course, the movement is also visible through the sapphire caseback, a wristwatch feature Chronoswiss pioneered in the 1980s.
Chronoswiss is offering each debut as a limited edition of fifty watches.
Price: $11,200.
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