Concord C1 Vintage Chronograph
Angular, functional, faded jeans for the wrist. The C1 Vintage stainless steel case receives a blue PVD coating, giving it a deep gunmetal color. Then it’s placed in a vibrating drum along with deburring chips, water and a detergent compound and subjected to over two hours of friction and rotation. The result is a shotblasted patina that mimics years of wear. Add a distressed leather strap and you’ve got a great looking mean blue time machine. The C1 Vintage chronograph retails for $13,900. Complete specs appear below the images, which can be enlarged with a click.Technical FeaturesMovementCosc certified mechanical automatic movement, Valgranges48-hour power reserve28’800 vibrations per hour25 JewelsFunctionsHours, minutes, seconds, date and chronographCaseBlue PVD-treated worn stainless steel �C bezel with 8 black rubber protectionsDimensions: 44 mm in diameter �C 16.70 mm in depth3.3mm thick sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sidesBlue PVD-treated

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