Wryst Elements: The Most Colorful Swiss Sports Watches On the Market
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For the individualist looking for a modern, striking, colorful Swiss watch to wear for outdoor activity, join us in taking a look at Wryst Elements timepieces; luxury, Swiss-made sports watches that are inspired by auto racing and extreme sports.
Add some colors to your life with Wryst Elements Swiss-made sports watches. The über-dynamic and disruptive watch brand Wryst strives to be different with these exclusive luxury timepieces, produced in limited editions of only 75 pieces.
Wryst Elements watches are built according to Swiss traditions and fitted with unique, sophisticated double-injection silicone straps in various colors. Each watch from the Elements collection is also delivered with a top-quality black strap, with thin lines along the sides, which can be seen in the official Wryst online boutique. Inspired by auto racing and extreme sports, the Wryst Elements collection is designed to endure the toughest conditions. While the screw-down crown secures the watches' 100-meter water resistance, the "K1" mineral crystal is more shatter-proof than sapphire and more scratch-resistant than a conventional mineral crystal. The black coating used by Wryst is Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC), which is used in the making of race car engines and the aerospace industry due to its incredible hardness.
Wryst's goal is to break the monotony of classicism with its striking, limited-edition Swiss sports watches offering highly competitive value for money. Since 2012, Wryst has offered alternatives to the more conventional sport watches available on the market today. Not only do these timepieces have an unmistakable, aggressive, masculine look; each one will one day become unavailable due to its limited numbers. With their "out-of-the-ordinary" design, Wryst Elements watches include some of the most colorful Swiss sports watches currently available.
If you are an individualist looking for a modern, striking, colorful Swiss watch to wear for outdoor activity, the Wryst Elements, offered in six different color combinations, might be perfect for you. Adding to the exclusivity of these 75-piece limited editions, they are not available at any retailer anywhere in the world; purchasing takes place exclusively online at the Wryst website, which is a guarantee of top-notch customer support and after-sale service.
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