Ateliers deMonaco Admiral Chronographe Flyback Stradivari

Quick specs Ateliers deMonaco Admiral Chronographe Flyback Stradivari
Price: € 15.500 | approx. CHF 14’900 | approx. $ 17,000 | approx. £ 13,200
Size: 42 mm
Reference: DMC-CHR-SDV-S – limited to 88 pieces

In collaboration with the architect and designer Luca Stradivari, Ateliers deMonaco unveils the Ateliers deMonaco Admiral Chronographe Flyback Stradivari. Stradivari is a direct descendant of the famous violin builder Antonio Stradivari, you just might know from Stradivarius violins. Luca is a multifaceted talent encompassing architecture, design, luxury management, and also builder of violins. He played a key role in the creation of this exceptional timepiece that is limited to 88 pieces.

This Admiral Chronographe Flyback features a stainless steel case measuring 42 millimeters. Its black geometric dial is adorned with intertwining lines, dauphine hands and triangular hour markers. These markers are set in opposite directions. The two sub counters are positioned at 3 and 9 o’clock for the small seconds and the minute counter. At 6 o’clock it has Stradivari’s signature. The heart with the axes for the hours, minutes and chronograph seconds counter is open-worked.

The Ateliers deMonaco Admiral Chronographe Flyback Stradivari has a power reserve of 38 hours

Inside the watch is an automatic Ateliers deMonaco caliber dMc-760 revealed at the back of the case. The bridges are adorned with intricate circular satin-finishing, perlage, and Côtes de Genève, providing a visually stunning display. Additionally, one can appreciate the refined 22-carat gold oscillating weight, a signature feature of Atelier’s self-winding mechanisms. It ensures a power reserve of 38 hours.

The Ateliers deMonaco Admiral Chronographe Flyback Stradivari comes on a hand-stitched alligator leather strap with nubuck finishing. It is secured with a stainless steel folding buckle.