Alain Silberstein. A stainless steel Limited Edition automatic calendar chronograph wristwatch
Krono Bauhaus, Ref: LWO 5100, Limited Edition No.141/500, Circa 2000
Model: Krono Bauhaus
Reference: LWO 5100, Limited Edition No.141/500
Date: Circa 2000
Movement: Jewelled Cal.5100 automatic
Dial: Black, luminous dot hour markers, white outer 1/5th second markers, raised outer minute markers, 24 hour subsidiary dial at 12, subsidiary dial at 6 for 12 hour recording, day and date apertures at 3, blue, red and yellow shaped hands
Case: Polished round, screw down exhibition back, multi-shaped crown flanked by twin buttons
Strap/Bracelet: Blue, red and yellow leather
Buckle/Clasp: Steel buckle
Signed: Dial
Size: 40mm
Accompaniments: Alain Silberstein case, outer case, strap removal tool
A native of Paris, Alain Silberstein created his own watchmaking firm at the end of the 1980s in Besançon, France. Trained as an architect and designer, he and a group of Swiss makers worked to revive the mechanical watch. These watches demonstrate extraordinary timekeeping and are also viewed as contemporary works of art. They are known for their unusual transparent cases which allow the movement to be appreciated from the reverse. Silberstein designs are famous for their Calder inspiration and use of colours.
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Krono Bauhaus, Ref: LWO 5100, Limited Edition No.141/500, Circa 2000
Model: Krono Bauhaus
Reference: LWO 5100, Limited Edition No.141/500
Date: Circa 2000
Movement: Jewelled Cal.5100 automatic
Dial: Black, luminous dot hour markers, white outer 1/5th second markers, raised outer minute markers, 24 hour subsidiary dial at 12, subsidiary dial at 6 for 12 hour recording, day and date apertures at 3, blue, red and yellow shaped hands
Case: Polished round, screw down exhibition back, multi-shaped crown flanked by twin buttons
Strap/Bracelet: Blue, red and yellow leather
Buckle/Clasp: Steel buckle
Signed: Dial
Size: 40mm
Accompaniments: Alain Silberstein case, outer case, strap removal tool
A native of Paris, Alain Silberstein created his own watchmaking firm at the end of the 1980s in Besançon, France. Trained as an architect and designer, he and a group of Swiss makers worked to revive the mechanical watch. These watches demonstrate extraordinary timekeeping and are also viewed as contemporary works of art. They are known for their unusual transparent cases which allow the movement to be appreciated from the reverse. Silberstein designs are famous for their Calder inspiration and use of colours.
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