BaselWorld 2014: Timemaster Chronograph Skeleton by Chronoswiss
The watch company Chronoswiss has released a novelty Timemaster Chronograph Skeleton, which will be officially presented at the annual exhibition of watches and jewelry BaselWorld 2014.
The watch is released in two versions: with black trim of the dial elements and mechanism (Réf. CH 9043 SB), and with silver trim of dial elements and mechanism (Réf. CH 9043 SB).
Timemaster Chronograph Skeleton by Chronoswiss
The round case with a diameter of 44 mm and a thickness of 15.3 mm, consisting of 52 items, is made of stainless steel with a black DLC coating. Water-resistant - 100 meters. At the 3 o’clock position is set the fluted crown, and at the 2 and 4 labels - the buttons of the chronograph function.
The dial, enclosed by a sapphire glass, exhibits all the beauty of the skeletonized mechanism. Applied hour indexes are placed on the flange of the dial, as well as the hour and minute hands are coated with white luminous material.
The Timemaster Chronograph Skeleton watch
The Timemaster Chronograph Skeleton watch runs on the Swiss automatic caliber C. 741 S, with a diameter of 30 mm and a thickness of 7.90 mm, on the 25 jewels, with a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, 46 -hour power reserve, skeletonized rotor, and the functions of hours, minutes, seconds, date and chronograph.
The Timemaster Chronograph Skeleton watch comes on a rubber strap with a folding clasp.
Chronoswiss have completely lost their way since their new owner took over from Rudiger Lang. They have lost the very distinctive look of the Timemaster range and now look like a desperate attempt to appeal to a younger watch buyer. Most of what Rudiger Lang achieved has been binned for a cheaper wider appeal design strategy which has no lasting quality. Chronswiss badly need a new owner to put them back on track.