New Ernst Benz ChronoDiver Supports Charity
The ChronoDiver concept was conceived more than two years ago when Ernst Benz’s designer and managing director Leonid Khankin met with Mr. Benz at BASELWORLD. During the meeting, Mr. Benz presented Mr. Khankin with an original diving watch prototype from the 1980s. The original inspired this new model. Designed and manufactured in Switzerland, the ChronoDiver will be introduced in Ernst Benz's signature 47mm size and it will be offered with either a black or white dial with original hands reminiscent of Benz's dashboard instrumentation. The highly legible Arabic Super-LumiNova numerals are framed in polished steel. The watch features a rotating bezel marked for 60 minutes to measure the length of a dive and a graduated scale for the first 15 minutes to make it easier for the diver to measure his descent. The watch will be delivered with a rubber strap, the company's hand-stitched alligator strap or a stainless steel bracelet and will be an individually numbered series. The Chrono

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