Sinn Arktis Chronograph
The legendary 1999 diving chronograph, famous for being the world's first mechanical watch with guaranteed functionality in extreme temperatures from –45°C to +80°C. Tested in the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean, it features a captivating ice-blue sunburst dial. The watch is powered by a reliable Swiss Valjoux 7750 automatic movement with day, date, and chronograph functions. Its 41 mm polished stainless steel case offers 300m water resistance, screw-down pushers, and Sinn's Ar-Dehumidifying technology to prevent fogging. A rare collector's piece of German engineering.
Key parameters
Condition
A+ Very good (Worn with little to no signs of wear)
Case diameter
42 mm
Case material
Steel
Year of production
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Scope of delivery
Travel pouch, instructions booklets
Our price
2 370 €
- Worldwide shipping
- Authenticity guarantee
- 12-month warranty
- Showroom in Prague
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The legendary 1999 diving chronograph, famous for being the world's first mechanical watch with guaranteed functionality in extreme temperatures from –45°C to +80°C. Tested in the icy waters of the Arctic Ocean, it features a captivating ice-blue sunburst dial. The watch is powered by a reliable Swiss Valjoux 7750 automatic movement with day, date, and chronograph functions. Its 41 mm polished stainless steel case offers 300m water resistance, screw-down pushers, and Sinn's Ar-Dehumidifying technology to prevent fogging. A rare collector's piece of German engineering.
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