Chronoswiss

Lucerne-based Chronoswiss, founded in 1983, is an independent creator of modern mechanical watches. It utilises a mix of the newest technologies and classic artisanal handcrafting such as guilloché and enamelling to create timeless, yet distinctively contemporary horology with non-conformist designs.

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Chronoswiss’ New Small Second Stone Collection Turns Geological Time into Mechanical Time

Every mechanical watch is a story about time. With its latest release, Chronoswiss reminds us that some stories began long before watchmaking itself.
By Sébastien Aeberli
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The Non-Reverso Reversos: A Roundup of Watches That Rollover

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso is a legend for a reason, but today, we’re looking at 9 reversible timepieces that are not Reversos but still awesome enough to flip for.
By Rhonda Riche
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A Time for Aqua: The 6 Most Striking Aquamarine Watches of 2026

Today, we’re looking at six timepieces where ocean-inspired shades, artistic craftsmanship, and contemporary watchmaking meet to create unforgettable expressions of elegance.
By Sébastien Aeberli
Novelties

Desert Light, Frosted Light: Chronoswiss Doubles Down with Two Stunning Novelties

The shared influence of red-gold is the hallmark of these two new models from the Lucerne watchmaker, which tackle two divergent approaches to dial design and light-catching elan.
By Mike Espindle
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Chronoswiss Opus Chronograph Dakar Sundown

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Chronoswiss Delphis Glacier

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Chronoswiss Delphis Art Deco

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Chronoswiss Neo Digiteur Chronos

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Chronoswiss Pulse GMT Enamel Sky

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Chronoswiss Pulse GMT Silver Guilloche

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Chronoswiss Space Timer Gravity

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Novelties

Chronoswiss’ New Small Second Stone Collection Turns Geological Time into Mechanical Time

Every mechanical watch is a story about time. With its latest release, Chronoswiss reminds us that some stories began long before watchmaking itself.
By Sébastien Aeberli
In-depth

The Non-Reverso Reversos: A Roundup of Watches That Rollover

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso is a legend for a reason, but today, we’re looking at 9 reversible timepieces that are not Reversos but still awesome enough to flip for.
By Rhonda Riche
In-depth

A Time for Aqua: The 6 Most Striking Aquamarine Watches of 2026

Today, we’re looking at six timepieces where ocean-inspired shades, artistic craftsmanship, and contemporary watchmaking meet to create unforgettable expressions of elegance.
By Sébastien Aeberli
Novelties

Desert Light, Frosted Light: Chronoswiss Doubles Down with Two Stunning Novelties

The shared influence of red-gold is the hallmark of these two new models from the Lucerne watchmaker, which tackle two divergent approaches to dial design and light-catching elan.
By Mike Espindle
Novelties

The New Limited Edition Chronoswiss Delphis Glacier is So Cool It’s Cold

Today, the popular jumping-hour, retrograde-minute, small-seconds Delphis timepiece from Chronoswiss gets a limited-edition revision so cool it’s downright cold.
By Mike Espindle
Novelties, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Hands Off: Chronoswiss Goes Digital with the Neo Digiteur Chronos and the Delphis Art Deco

Today, the Maison introduces two very different takes on the jump-hour display.
By Rhonda Riche
Novelties, Watches and Wonders Geneva 2026

Wandering Hours: Chronoswiss Presents Two New Travel Watches

The Chronoswiss Pulse GMT Enamel Sky Gold and the Pulse GMT Silver Guiloché dial up the brand’s unconventional dual-time display.
By Rhonda Riche
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Chronoswiss Shines in Light & Space: Introducing the New Lunar Chronograph Aurora and Space Timer Gravity

Chronoswiss unveils two refined timepieces that merge heritage and innovation, elevating mechanical watchmaking into realms of light, space, and architectural beauty.
By Sébastien Aeberli
Opinions

A Time for Violet: The 6 Best Purple Watches of 2025

Today, we’re looking at the most striking purple watches of 2025, all of which are the perfect blend of color, design, and horological excellence.
By Sébastien Aeberli
Dubai Watch Week, Novelties

The New Chronoswiss Neo Digiteur Makes a Strong Case for Moving Forward by Looking Back

While the inventive watchmaker first introduced a mechanical-digital “regulator” 20 years ago, this new re-imagining, launched today, fits perfectly into the maison’s “Modern Mechanical” zeitgeist. Don’t call it a revival; it’s a re-invention.
By Mike Espindle
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Time in Motion: Six Highlights from Ahmed Seddiqi’s Series of 75th Anniversary Timepieces

With the start of Dubai Watch Week just over a week away, today we’re highlighting six anniversary editions that exemplify Ahmed Seddiqi’s, the founder of this biennial event, decades of innovative design, technical mastery, and distinctive horological character.
By Sébastien Aeberli
History

Independent Watchmakers Spotlight: The Evolution of Chronoswiss

Today, we peek inside the mechanical legacy of the Maison on the monumental 30th anniversary year of its flagship line: the Opus.
By Cait Bazemore
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