
rnaden shares a four-year ownership experience with his Chronoswiss Regulateur, highlighting its understated charm and practical benefits for travel. His reflections offer a valuable long-term perspective on this unique timepiece, especially for those interested in regulator displays and Chronoswiss's historical movements.
Will have to find some good straps though. This is not easy to take off as the screws holding the straps to the lugs are pretty tight, and the original leather is supple and soft. Possibly better than most on the other watches that I own. Some photos to share.





... powered by an Enicar movement. For the strap, what about a navy strap? Thanks a lot for the pics! Fx
I don\'t know if the classic dial will take kindly to a brightly-stitched strap ... But here are a few ideas Cheers Cazalea
Beautiful. I'm hooked on this type of crown but, believe me, I never saw a Regulateur "in metal". What is the case size? Cheers, Nilo
Nilo, It\'s about 38 x 11 compared to 38 x 15 for the Opus
I'm always glad to learn that is made for regular wrists. 38-40mm is perfect for my wrist. Cheers, Nilo
and Navy sounds like a good option that would match the hands. I'll add that to my shortlist and will have a try. Thanks, Fx. Richard
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