Sirius, the new Chronoswiss model, has been used as a navigational aid by seafarers from time immemorial, such as on the Polynesian island groups.
GMT XXL - Summer 2010
There is a very special constellation that becomes visible in the night sky, Canis Major or the Big Dipper. The brightest star in its firmament is Sirius, and it outshines all the others. For this reason, it was clear that the new Chronoswiss model for true connoisseurs could only be named Sirius. Because of its special brightness, Sirius has been used as a navigational aid by seafarers from time immemorial, such as on the Polynesian island groups.
There is a very special constellation that becomes visible in the night sky, Canis Major or the Big Dipper. The brightest star in its firmament is Sirius, and it outshines all the others. For this reason, it was clear that the new Chronoswiss model for true connoisseurs could only be named Sirius. Because of its special brightness, Sirius has been used as a navigational aid by seafarers from time immemorial, such as on the Polynesian island groups.
The ticking Sirius reaches maximum sparkle with its combination of timeless aesthetics and clever technical details: within its elegant and particularly svelte case a horological treasure is housed: exclusive manufacture Caliber C.111. It is based on an historical manually wound movement from the 1950s, which today is only available from Chronoswiss...
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