• See through back
• Reversable
• 25 jewels

Founded in Munich by Gerd-Rudiger Lang in 1983, Chronoswiss timepieces had been pretty much distinctive largely due to the watchmakers penchant for details. The Chronoswiss Cabrio, for example, is encased in a rectangular 35mm x 27mm steel equipped with the signature screwed bezel and strap lugs, onion-shaped crown, and a non-reflective sapphire front and caseback. One unique feature of the Chronoswiss Cabrio is that its reversible so it can be worn with either the white/black/copper dial or the automatic movement visible. The dial is clean and uncluttered with the 38-hr power reserve indicator, as well as hours, minutes and sweep seconds shown by the Roman Numerals 12 and 6, index markers and a minute chapter. Introduced in 1993, the Chronoswiss Cabrio is definitely a classic with its refined look and Swiss precision. Retails for 4,890USD.