The Flying Regulator comes in a classic stainless steel or red gold case, measuring 40mm in diameter, as well as with its dial featuring the characteristic Flying Regulator signature guilloche, which has been specially designed for this line in the studios of Lucerne-based House of Chronoswiss. This guilloche pattern is made even more stunning by electroplating which enhances the dial in either silver, black or a very dark midnight blue. For a sportier look, the Flying Regulator is also available with a DLC-coated stainless steel case giving it a dark, almost ceramic appearance.
Though classic, the dial is yet completely different with is “flying” minute dial and sub-dials for hours and seconds, which stand out from the guilloche base.
Through the sapphire glass back one can see the manufacture calibre C.122, which already moved the legendary Régulateur Automatique. Offering a 45-hour power reserve and beating at 21,600 A/h, it features fine finishings: a rhodinised or gold-plated, skeletonised rotor with Geneva Stripes, ball bearing mounted; a circular-grained plate, and bridges with Geneva Stripes and circular-grained offsets.
The dynamic elegance of this watch is complemented by matching straps with coloured insides and contrast stitching. Made of elegant alligator leather or sporty calfskin embossed with an elaborate plaiting pattern they complete the Flying Regulator’s extravagant look.
