A perennial favourite, the chronograph watch has never been more coveted than now
The story of the chronograph is one of daring feats and adventure, as it frequently accompanies explorers, aviators, and athletes as they go after one remarkable achievement after another. The chronograph's multifaceted nature, transcending simple timekeeping to encompass stopwatch functionality, has imbued it with a distinct allure.
One never ever encounters a lack of chronograph options year after year, particularly in 2023—Grand Seiko even launched its first mechanical chronograph, the Tentagraph, in March. With such a rich variety available, we’ve distilled the list down to five that should be on your radar right now.
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Chopard Mille Miglia Classic Chronograph
The 40.5m case of the new Chopard Mille Miglia is crafted in sustainable Lucent Steel which is 50 per cent harder than steel. The green of the dial reflects the colour of the bodywork of the Verde Chiaro automobile. The central seconds hand has a red tip for better visibility, which is also true for the rest of the dial, thanks to the use of a glass box sapphire crystal.