SINGER 1969 CHRONOGRAPH BRONZE SR203

With its bronze case whose seamless, rounded curves flow across every surface, combined with a velvety green dial with orange hands and complemented by a sharply fluted golden internal bezel ring, the 1969 Chronograph by independent manufacturer Singer Reimagined is a superb piece of contemporary independent watchmaking which recalls the iconic watch designs of the sixties and seventies. Powered by a proprietary automatic movement, designed and developed exclusively for Singer by Agenhor, the 1969 Chronograph features central one-minute, sixty-minute and sixty-hour chronograph pointers in orange, with the hours and minutes displayed through an aperture on rotating discs. Produced in a limited edition of only twenty-five pieces, the Singer 1969 Chronograph Bronze is presented in a 40mm bronze case with a green khaki and leather strap with Velcro hook and loop, and boasts a water resistance of 100m/10 ATM.

Limited edition of: 25 Pieces
Case material: Bronze
Case back: Sapphire crystal
Movement: Singer proprietary Cal 6365 automatic movement by Agenhor, 21’600vph
Case Dimension: Ø: 40mm, H: 13.8mm
Dial Colour: Green with orange chronograph pointers
Functions: Hours, minutes, chronograph with 3 x 60 unit counters (seconds, minutes and hours)
Strap description: Green khaki and leather strap with Velcro hook and loop
Power reserve: 72 Hours
Water resistant: 10 ATM/ 100m
Watch style: Contemporary haute horlogerie