1969 Chronograph Sunray Grey SR201-S

A watch of striking aesthetics and technical complexity, which embodies the brand’s unmistakable retro-sports styling, while introducing a new interpretation of its innovative horological signature, the 1969 Chronograph by independent manufacturer Singer Reimagined is a superb piece of contemporary independent watchmaking. 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, against a silver dial with sunray finish, with the hours and minutes displayed through an aperture on rotating discs. Produced in a limited edition of only twenty-five pieces, it is presented in a 40mm stainless steel case on a steel link bracelet with folding clasp, and has a water resistance of 100m/10 ATM.

A watch of striking aesthetics and technical complexity, which embodies the brand’s unmistakable retro-sports styling, while introducing a new interpretation of its innovative horological signature, the 1969 Chronograph by independent manufacturer Singer Reimagined is a superb piece of contemporary independent watchmaking. 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, against a silver dial with sunray finish, with the hours and minutes displayed through an aperture on rotating discs. Produced in a limited edition of only twenty-five pieces, it is presented in a 40mm stainless steel case on a steel link bracelet with folding clasp, and has a water resistance of 100m/10 ATM.