Chrono Limited Edition - Quasar Edition

The dial moves from magenta to black across its face. Not a soft blend, but a deliberate shift between two opposing tones that creates visible tension. Each color holds its ground, and the transition between them is where the watch finds its character.

This is a chronograph built around contrast. The fade isn't decorative—it's the organizing principle. Light and dark meet at the center, and the subdials, hands, and indices all work within that framework. You get a tool watch that doesn't look like every other tool watch.

Limited to 500 individually numbered units. Once this run is complete, the specific combination of magenta fade and black dial won't return. The numbering is etched, not printed, so each piece carries its place in the sequence as a permanent detail.

The chronograph functions are standard: main timekeeping, stopwatch capability via the subdials, date window. The case and movement do what chronographs have always done. What separates this edition is the color treatment—bold enough to read as intentional, unusual enough that most watch collections don't already include it.

You're wearing something that announces itself. The magenta catches light in a way solid black or white dials never will. It's a watch for situations where standing out is the point, not a compromise.