CX Swiss Military 20'000 FEET

It's official this is a World Record breaker!



I mean would you look as thing -not exactly subtle is it. It's such a chubby boy but the bulk is there for a reason - depth; extreme depth.



I don't know what your opinions are on the CF dial? Yes, it's hi-tech I guess but it isn't exactly that classic clean style that a diver should have.



Movement:


* Chronometer-certified automatic chronograph ETA cal. 7750 Valjoux COSC

* 25 jewels

* 28'800 oscillations/h

* Power reserve 48h

* Etachron regulator system

* Glucydur balance bridge

* Nivaflex mainspring

* Antichoc with Incabloc shock-absorber


Functions:


* Hour; minute; small second at 9h

* Chronograph with 30 minute counter at 12h, 12 hour counter at 6h, central second counter

* Date at 3h


Case/bracelet:

* Solid titanium case/bracelet, Ø 46.0mm, thickness 28.5mm, weight 265gr total

* Water-resistant to 7’500 meters (25’000 feet; 6’000 meters or 20’000 FEET & 25% safety margin according to ISO norm 6425)


* X-large crown with side-guards, allowing for diving with thick gloves

* Screw-down crown and pushers

* Red safety marking on pushers (visible when unscrewed)

* Domed, anti-reflective sapphire crystal, thickness 10mm

* Unidirectional rotating bezel, 60 minute graduation, Superluminova™ indices

* Solid titanium bracelet, lug-ends and links screwed

* Solid titanium folding clasp with safety catch and micro-adjustment

* Separate genuine rubber strap & rubber extension strap for dry-suit diving (wrist circumference up to 35cm)

* Screw-driver

* Screw-down caseback, Limited Edition engraving

* Helium relief valve

* anti-magnetic ISO 764


Dials:

* Silver, black carbon, blue or yellow

* Superluminova™ indices

* Counters sunburst decorated


Hands:

* Oversized minute hand

* Superluminova™ coated

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