Swiss Army Black Watches

An older internet-account of mine is closing (I moved to another internet provider months ago) and thought it was time to clean up some files and folders. When doing so, I found out that I still had this Chronoswiss Regulateur Automatique review online. I moved it to another server, and it is available again for everybody.I wrote this about 2.5 years ago and probably never looked at it again since early 2004 when I got in some trouble with the people over at Chronoswiss for using their name and ‘colors’ at Chronoswissforum.com (offline now), which I started after I got very enthousiastic about this brand. I am still enthousiastic about Chronoswiss, but can’t help it to say that they really need to get with the program and start supporting the online watch community. Anyway, I am ranting again… .Caliber 122, based on the Enicar 165.

Watchmaker Chronoswiss has unveiled a new timepiece which goes for a simple design, yet packing in plenty of features.Called the Sirius Triple Date, the watch looks to honour the brightest star which can be seen in the sky, Watch Luxus has reported.Looking at the face of this timepiece reveals a wealth of elements which will appeal to watch fans hoping to find a product offering more than just telling the current time.This is because there are two windows below the 12 o'clock position which calculates the current day and month, with a mini-dial around the six o'clock location showing the date, as well as the moon phase being applied as an added touch by Chronoswiss, a name which was first etched into the watchmaking industry in 1984.However, these are all designed in a style which does not overload this part of the watch, in which the website noted: "The Sirius Triple Date is characterised by timeless, elegant design, proving that sometimes less is indeed more."