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Sinn Spezialuhren Adds Pastel Dials to the 556 Collection

Four limited-edition color ways combine traditional guilloché charm with everyday functionality.
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Sinn Spezialuhren is expanding its popular 556 line with four new references that bring an unexpected burst of color to the collection. Featuring pastel-toned guilloché dials, the watches highlight how the German brand’s reputation for functional, no-nonsense watchmaking can coexist with refined aesthetics and modern versatility.

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556 Sage

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The new references feature guilloché dials in soft pastel shades of Sand, Ice Blue, Mauve, and Sage. The fine engraving lends each surface a delicate structure that plays with the light, adding depth and vibrancy to the restrained tones. The result is a quartet of timepieces that balances Sinn’s pragmatic approach to watchmaking with a contemporary, fashion-forward twist.

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556

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Beyond their aesthetics, the new 556 models stay true to Sinn’s commitment to durability and daily wear. Housed in a 38.5mm stainless steel case with a height of 11mm, each watch is water-resistant to 200 meters and pressure-resistant to DIN 8310 standards, with additional protection against negative pressure. A screw-down crown and case back further ensure reliability in demanding conditions. Superluminova on the hands and applied indices guarantees excellent readability even in darkness.

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556 Ice Blue

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Powering the collection is the automatic Sellita SW 200-1 caliber, visible through a sapphire exhibition caseback with anti-reflective coating on the inside. The movement offers a power reserve of 38 hours.

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556 Mauve

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Each dial variation is limited to 300 pieces. Pricing is set at €1,450 on a canvas-Alcantara strap (approximately $1,700), €1,750 on a fine-link bracelet (approximately $2,050), and €1,800 on a stainless steel bracelet with a micro-adjustment clasp (approximately $2,100).

 

To learn more, visit Sinn Spezialuhren, here.

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