CHRONOSWISS RISE OF THE MOON

Chronoswiss unveils two timepieces that interpret the moon through distinctly modern lenses. The Lunar Chronograph Aurora and the Space Timer Gravity share a celestial inspiration, yet each expresses it through a radically different mechanical language. One revisits an icon of the collection and brings it into the era of Modern Mechanical. The other ventures into deep space, blending hand-guilloché artistry with cutting-edge dial technology.

LUNAR CHRONOGRAPH AURORA

The Aurora revives one of the most emblematic Chronoswiss complications and infuses it with contemporary energy. Its fully CVD-coated dial shifts from deep green to vibrant blue depending on the light, echoing the phenomenon of the northern lights. The harmonious composition of chronograph, moonphase, small seconds, and date remains true to its heritage, while the modern dark grey nubuck strap and iconic case proportions give it a distinctly current presence. A familiar icon, seen in a new light.

SPACE TIMER GRAVITY

The Space Timer Gravity pushes the cosmic narrative further. A partially hand-guilloché dial, coated in a colour-shifting green-to-blue CVD finish, frames a lasered moon surface based on an original image from outer space. Transparent ITR2 hour and date rings float above the dial, while a baby-blue bridge and centre seconds hand add depth and contrast. Powered by the Chronoswiss C.308 calibre and housed in a matte grey stainless steel case, it transforms astronomical fascination into a bold mechanical statement.