The radically progressive design of the SkelTec also applies to the case. Organic free-flowing forms reflecting the fluidity of time itself are clearly seen in the sculptural curves as well as in the skeletonised lugs.

This timepiece is like fifty shades of black, and the different hues contrast each other thanks to the different structures, finishes and coatings. Some surfaces are darker than others; so despite the monochrome palette they almost appear like different colours.

The Chronoswiss SkelTec collection is celebrated for its extremely reduced, hand-wound movement with an open balance wheel and its organically shaped case with skeletonised lugs. With blue colouration added on the new model called SkelTec Azur, the sky is the limit.

With its barely existent dial and a skeletonized movement, the precious watch is freed from all superfluous material in an innovative manner. The result is a multidimensional Regulator watch with an elaborately constructed dial and deep insights, available in an exclusive edition of 10 timepieces only.

The radically progressive design of the SkelTec also applies to the case. Organic free-flowing forms reflecting the fluidity of time itself are clearly seen in the sculptural curves as well as in the skeletonised lugs.

Apart from its intriguing Jumping Hour complication, this timepiece also features an impressive 3-D dial construction, the bottom dial being embellished with a signature guilloche pattern.