Delma’s Latest Continental Pulsometer Watch Series Is a Throwback to Its Vintage Racing Chronographs
Arriving in four versions.
The latest Continental Pulsometer series by Delma comprises four Bicompax Chronograph models that nod to the watchmaker’s iconic 1960s racing chronographs.
Arriving in black or silver sunray-brushed dials, the new Continental Pulsometer boasts a 42mm stainless steel case, and a piston-style pusher, complete with a narrow sloping bezel design. The watches are completed with black guilloche pattern counters, sporty red accents, and are paired with either a 7-row stainless steel bracelet or leather strap.
As a family-owned Swiss horologer, Delma has been delivering sophisticated timepieces of premium quality since 1924, in which they have built a solid reputation for their rugged sports watch — specifically for diving, racing, and flying. Likewise, the new timepiece’s dial is outfitted with a pulsometer, tachymeter scale as well as a telemeter to measure speed, distance, and heart rate. It’s powered by the Sellita SW510 automatic calibre, a cam-operated bicompax chronograph movement with a custom rotor by Delma that offers up to 48 hours of power reserve.
Release as a permanent collection, the stainless steel bracelet versions are priced at €2,600 EUR (approximately $2,791 USD), while the leather strap edition retails for €2,550 EUR (approximately $2,737 USD). To find out where to purchase the Continental Pulsometer collection, visit Delma’s official website for details.
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