Chronoswiss White Gold “Perpetual Black”
Chronoswiss expands its Perpetual Calendar series, adding a new model in white gold with a black dial, called the Perpetual Black. The new model joins the existing stainless steel and rose gold versions, each with white dials. Chronoswiss says the new version’s black dial gives it added versatility, allowing it to move easily from the office to everyday wear to dressy affairs. The Chronoswiss Perpetual Calendar features a dial made from silver with a varnished top and blue steel hands in the Poire Stuart style. The new model measures 40mm in diameter with a 36-part case surrounding a Chronoswiss manufacture caliber C. 127. The movement measures 26.2 mm x 5.2 mm and it has 30 jewels. The 18k crown and patented screw-down adjustment pushers do not have to be replaced during water-resistance tests since the gaskets are directly attached to the tubes. This ensures that the watch is water resistant to 30m.The Chronoswiss Perpetual Black retails for $34,600.Chronoswiss is a German wa

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Hello everyone,I have a Mid Size SMP ref: 2551.80.00, calibre 1120.I had it serviced back in Oct 2011 and had a new dial installed. As it turns out the application of the luminous material applied to indices 12, 6 & 9 is not as thick as the rest resulting in a weaker glow, not as intense. Long story short, Swatch Group Canada, although states that it is within Omega quality control standards, will replace the dial free of charge.Here is my main question, right now the accuracy is excellent... +/- 0sec on my wrist and dial up and only +/- a few seconds in all other positions 24hrs. Will taking apart my SMP by Swatch Group to replace the dial affect the accuracy of the movement in any way or will they have to regulate it again?Thanks for the advice.

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