This absolutely stunning watch is perfect for those who appreciate something a little more unique. Being of such an elegant design and with only 650 units produced – this being no.193, this watch is undoubtedly a conversation starter. Gerd Lang started Chronoswiss in 1983 after making a name for himself as a watchmaker for Heuer, with this piece he managed to source 670 ‘new old stock’ cal.29 movements from Fontainemelon, which were produced in 1932 – this allowed him to produce 650 of these watches and become one of the first companies to ever produce a limited edition line of watches using vintage movements.

The 18carat gold casing is 28mm in diameter (not including the crown) and the beautiful guilloche dial displays the seconds, minutes, and hours in a split format which means ones view of the time is never restricted in any way. The origin of this set up comes from clocks in factories and observatories where the time had to be studied precisely to the second.

This watch is currently fitted with a green suede strap from A Collected Man, which compliments the watch perfectly, the original buckle is fitted.

The watch comes with the original documentation and the original box.