Info and pics of the upcoming Sinn U1000 chronograph!

Jan 19, 2008,08:23 AM
 

Notable details about the U1000:

1. 60 minute as opposed to conventional 30 minute counter, this enables the elapsed time to be read at a glance instead of having to figure it out with a 30 minute counter

2. Crown and pushers on the left to prevent them from digging into the wrist

3. Chronograph is operable underwater; large and flat chronograph buttons allow for ease of use even with diving gloves

4. Watch has special oils to enable operation from -40 deg. C to +80 deg. C.

5. Case is filled with argon gas and has a copper sulphate capsule to keep movement dry

Stock photos taken from the Sinn website:

 

I must admit I was hoping for something less complicated, perhaps a chrono like the EZM1 with no subdials, but nonetheless I can't wait to see this in the metal!

- SJX

This message has been edited by SJX on 2008-01-19 08:40:03

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Thanks SJX!

 
 By: Laurence G : January 19th, 2008-09:31

Thanks SJX for the update,

 
 By: ks : January 19th, 2008-15:55
Any info on the size and the case material? Thanks again rgds ks

Some info...

 
 By: SJX : January 19th, 2008-18:54
Case is 44mm in diameter and 18mm high. The material is the same as the other U1 series, submarine steel from ThyssenKrupp, all Tegiment treated; the black version is PVD-coated as well. - SJX This message has been edited by SJX on 2008-01-19 18:56:11

PVD or DLC?

 
 By: Ravination : January 20th, 2008-13:18
I thought the Schwarz models were DLC rather than PVD-coated?

Look great!

 
 By: kglaw : January 19th, 2008-23:06

Thanks for the report JX!

 
 By: Horolographer : January 20th, 2008-02:06