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Kronotype MDQS-2 Chronograph by Watchismo

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Kronotype, an independent watch brand, features some extreme looking chronographs. Most interesting to me is the MDQS-2 (V1) with long banked sides that sink into the deeply recessed dial, reminding me of the deadly arena of "Rollerball," the 1975 film that envisions a future where a violent futuristic roller-derby sport replaces war. Gotta love James Caan in the seventies. The hour indexes of white gold balls only add to that steely vision.

Featuring a Titanium case, automatic winding and three counters, the chronograph retails for $8775 and is limited to an edition of 750 pieces. Go here for more images.

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This entry posted on 19 February 2007 at 6:43 PM
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