A Masterpiece of Exclusivity and Value Retention

Gold cases in mechanical watches are not only a symbol of luxury and elegance but also of value retention and investment potential. The price of gold has generally increased over the past decades and is expected to continue to rise.

The gold case of the new “Chrono Gold” chronograph significantly underscores its exclusivity and the associated value appreciation, making it a sought-after collector’s item. Gold is prized in the watch industry not only for its aesthetic qualities and durability but also for its potential value increase. The 14-karat gold case of the new model is therefore more than just a watch; it is a rewarding investment.

The case is complemented by sapphire crystal and a sapphire crystal case back. Inside the watch ticks an automatic chronograph caliber 2030.AS with a hand-engraved rotor, blued screws, and 49 jewels. The watch has a power reserve of 38 hours with the chronograph function turned off.

The design of the “Chrono Gold” is very classic and elegant, in the spirit of a stylish watch. Nevertheless, the guilloché carbon look of the dial, the unusual arrangement and design of the numerals, and the large number 60 are unmistakable eye-catchers. They embody the avant-garde spirit of Alexander Shorokhoff in a classic manner.

This unique piece is worn on an alligator leather strap with a gold pin buckle, also made of 14-karat gold.