Chronoswiss Pulse GMT
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Chronoswiss Pulse GMT

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At a glance
Case size
41.4mm x ~48mm
Thickness
13.6mm
Case material
Grade 5 titanium
Movement
Automatic (details not specified)
Power reserve
Not specified
The brief

The Chronoswiss Pulse GMT is a unique watch that blends integrated-bracelet sports watch aesthetics with neo-futurist design elements. It features a distinctive case and bracelet construction, an irregular regulator dial layout inspired by historical Chronoswiss models, and a grade 5 titanium finish.

  • 41.4mm x ~48mm x 13.6mm case size (excluding crown)
  • 47.2mm width including crown
  • Grade 5 titanium case and bracelet
  • Water resistance not specified
  • Limited edition not specified
  • Availability not specified
  • Price not specified
Across the sources

The case design draws from the brand's historical DNA but is substantially mutated with notched coin-edge bezel and caseback, giving a more diver-like appearance.

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The oversized onion crown, a Chronoswiss signature, is noted as cumbersome, making the overall width 47.2mm and potentially digging into the wrist.

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The integrated bracelet features scale-like links that taper from over 23mm to 18mm, with a sculptural, organic aesthetic that integrates flush with the mid-case.

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The case and bracelet are almost entirely blasted to a smooth gray finish, with polished horizontal bevels on the bracelet links.

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The dial layout is an irregular regulator inspired by Chronoswiss Tora models, featuring central minutes and seconds, local hours at three, and a 24-hour dual-time/GMT display at nine.

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The 24-hour GMT hand does not jump but glides like a normal hour hand, allowing for time zones differing by less than an hour.

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The dial features a sculptural design with a matte outer ring, a blasted buffer ring, and an inner area with straight radial guilloché resembling an EKG, transitioning to concentric circles with heat-blued screws at the center.

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The sub-dials at three and nine are convexly domed, creating a shift in geometry and depth within the dial.

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