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Chronoswiss Flying Grand Regulator Skeleton Watch
Chronoswiss has a definite aesthetic. This is not a brand afraid of trying new things to catch your attention. Bright colors, interesting dial layouts, and extensive skeletonization draw the eye. A somewhat bombastic character is certainly on display in the Chronoswiss Flying Grand Regulator Skeleton watch, which recently debuted.For the last few years, I have found it difficult to give Chronoswiss the respect it perhaps deserves. The aesthetics are bold, and the willingness to flash the movement at every opportunity can sometimes come off a little overeager. Whether or not that is to your liking will likely dictate how you feel about the brand.
Univaque Strela Cosmoswatch Chronograph Watch
The 1960s saw the pinnacle of space exploration and it was a time when the world watched in wonder as history was made again and again. Luckily for watch enthusiasts, this spark in space exploration also put the spotlight on some incredible timepieces?¨C like the Omega Speedmaster, the Seiko 6139-6002 (later on in the ’70s), and more. One model that’s often overlooked is the Strela/Sekonda 3017 chronograph?produced by the first Moscow watch factory and based on the?Swiss caliber Venus 150. Today, Univaque watches is introducing their latest, officially licensed? modern reinterpretation of this historical watch, the?Univaque Strela Cosmoswatch Chronograph on Kickstarter.As a source of inspiration, Univaque turned to?the original Strela and Sekonda models. In contrast to many other reissues on the market, this model has been completely redesigned with modern appointments. While the 3017 chronograph movement is desirable, it’s often difficult to find examples in good cond