| Formex launches new collection A780 with visible springs |
| Friday, 18 December 2009 | |
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New collection with exposed suspension mechanism
Formex Watch SA, the Swiss inventor of the patented active case suspension system, presents its first collection with visible suspension elements. Yet again, the innovative watchmaking company’s timepieces stand out with sporty styling and impressive design appeal.
So far, all Formex watches have featured internal shock absorbers, but in the new collection, the patented suspension system is visible from the outside. The casually elegant personalities of the new watches are aesthetically delightful, opening up new perspectives in the interpretation of progressive technology. Unlike their siblings, the new models have non-tilted cases, so the watches are only 13.3 millimeters thick, including the suspension system. The striking signature dials come in yellow/black, silver, or black. The numerals are applied on a charcoal-colored ring that frames the honeycomb-like pattern in the center. Pierced hands reminiscent of wings unobtrusively track the steady flow of time. The new collection consists of six models. Powered by an ETA movement, the exclusively styled self-winding version catches the eye with a stunning three-dimensional effect based on the interplay of materials. One of its salient features is the bar-shaped date aperture at 6 o’clock. The chronograph incorporates an ETA Chrono quartz movement and has a split-seconds hand for lap-time readings. It, too, proudly displays its affinity with motor sports. Formex CEO Ferdinand Grädel points out: “The quest for balance between speed and technology is omnipresent in our era. It takes a spirited attitude to keep up in every situation. We have created a collection that unites these characteristics at affordable prices. It bundles speed, technology, and design with a lineup of watches that reveal the Formex signature at first sight.” For pictures, please refer to COLLECTION or click here
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