In the field of chronographs, looking at the two levels of luxury and luxury, this year's watchmaking brands have brought a lot of timekeeping works with outstanding design, each chronograph has excellent movement configuration and excellent design. In this regard, in April, among the new chronographs, what are the "classic masterpieces" worth seeing? Today we will recommend three new chronographs of this year for you to enjoy, please see below:
Product Model: 522.30.43.51.02.001
Domestic public price: ¥79500
Diameter: 43 mm
Case thickness: 13 mm
Movement type: manual mechanical
Caliber number: 9908
Case material: Stainless steel
Water resistance: 50 meters
Watch review: First of all, the new Omega Speedmaster with a public price of 79,000. Less than 100 days into the opening of this year's Olympic Games in Paris, OMEGA celebrates the upcoming Olympic Games with the launch of the new Speedmaster Chronoscope Edition "Paris 2024". Inspired by the main colours of the Paris Olympic Games, the new 43 mm case is available in four variants in gold, black and white from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Crafted from stainless steel with an anodized aluminum bezel, the silvery-white dial is a classic of the 40s of the 20th century, with three dark grey scales, including a tachymeter, a distance measuring scale and a pulsometer scale. The Arabic numerals on the dial are in 18K Moonshine gold, while the leaf-shaped hour hands and subdial hands are plated in Moonshine gold for a warm, gorgeous colour. Featuring the mirror-polished Paris 2024 logo, the words "Paris 2024" and the Olympic rings on the brushed caseback, the pair is powered by the Co-Axial Master Chronometer calibre 9908/9909, which has undergone rigorous tests approved by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) to meet the industry's highest standards for precision, magnetic resistance and overall performance, with a power reserve of 60 hours at full string.
Model:CBW2181. FC8322
Domestic public price: ¥1,030,000
Diameter: 41 mm
Case thickness: 15.2 mm
Movement type: automatic
Caliber number: TH81-00
Case Material: Titanium
Water resistance: 30 meters
Watch Review: TAG Heuer brought a very heavy chronograph in April this year, which is the Monaco split-seconds chronograph pictured here. The new watch has a cool and trendy skeleton exterior and a very rare split-seconds chronograph movement inside. Available in red and blue, the new split-seconds red chronograph pictured above is sporty. The titanium case with a diameter of 41 mm is polished, Sandblasted and otherwise treated to make the entire timepiece weigh only 85 grams, and through the sapphire dial we can clearly admire the latest TH81-00 mechanical split-seconds chronograph movement, which is made entirely of titanium, with an oscillating weight in the iconic TAG Heuer shield shape with a brushed finish, with a hand-painted blue gradient pattern, a checkerboard pattern on the central bridge that is a TAG Heuer signature, and the arch bridges on the red dial are finely brushed and treated with a black DLC finish, echoing the watch's lightweight titanium case finish, each with an individual number on the oscillating weight。 When fully wound, the movement offers a power reserve of approximately 65 hours (with chronograph off) / 55 hours (with chronograph on).
Zenith DEFY Series 03.9500.3600/51.I001
Product model: 03.9500.3600/51.I001
Domestic public price: ¥106800
Diameter: 42 mm
Movement type: automatic
机芯型号:El Primero 3600
Case material: Stainless steel
Water resistance: 100 meters
Watch Review: Zenith is bringing the new DEFY SKYLINE Chronograph to this year's Geneva Watch Show, enriching the popular luxury sports watch collection of DEFY SKYLINE. Like the appearance of the regular three-hand model, Zenith has changed the 14-sided bezel of the historical prototype A3642 to a twelve-sided design, which is an angular body style, which reduces a certain sense of sportiness and enhances the luxury charm under the display of multiple processes such as wire drawing and polishing. With a powerful 42 mm stainless steel case, the new dial is available in three different versions with a metallic finish: black, blue and silver. The monochrome dial is presented in a geometrically appealing stainless steel case, with the iconic four-pointed starry sky engraved on the dial and sunburst decorations to create a sparkling spectacle. At the heart of the watch is the El Primero 3600 calibre automatic movement, which beats at a frequency of 5 Hz and 36,000 vibrations per hour, with a chronograph function accurate to the tenth of a second, as well as an integrated structure consisting of a horizontal clutch, column wheel and ball bearings, providing a power reserve of 60 hours when fully wound.
Summary: The three new chronographs include collectible Olympic commemorative models, as well as technologically advanced split-seconds chronographs and integrated luxury sports chronographs.