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Norqain Joyfully Presents Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”

The independent Swiss watchmaker continues its playful “Enjoy Life” series with a colorful new edition that turns every glance at the wrist into a reminder to celebrate life’s simple joys.
Norqain: Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”, title
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Norqain is serving up summer vibes at Watches and Wonders 2026 with the launch of the Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles,” the latest playful addition to its “Enjoy Life” series. Following the runaway success of last year’s “Ice Cream” edition, this cheerful new model captures the brand’s signature warmth and optimism through a dial inspired by colorful ice cream sprinkles. More than a design flourish, the sprinkles are a symbolic reminder to embrace joy and find delight in life’s small moments.

Norqain: Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”, N220119S04K01,
 Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”, “Strawberry” © Norqain

Where the inaugural model celebrated soft-serve treats with pastel dials and a playful date indicator, the “Sprinkles” edition takes the concept a step further. Water-resistant to 100 meters, the 40mm stainless steel Freedom Chrono now features dials inspired by colorful ice cream toppings— available in “Strawberry” and “Blue Raspberry”— each adorned with tiny, vibrant accents reminiscent of confectionery sprinkles. These details aren’t just decorative: Superluminova fills the accents, causing them to glow blue in low-light conditions, a delightful surprise for anyone who catches the watch in the dark. 

Adding to the watch’s playful spirit, the date window between 4 and 5 o’clock transforms once a week into a soft-serve ice cream crowned with tiny sprinkles, a charming reminder to take a moment to enjoy life. The dials feature a three-counter layout and are protected by a box-shaped sapphire crystal with double anti-reflective coating, enhancing both legibility and the watch’s distinctive aesthetic. A tachymeter scale on the flange allows for the measurement of distances.

Norqain: Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”, case

 Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”, “Strawberry”

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Norqain: Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”, night

 Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”, “Blue Raspberry”

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Beneath its joyful dial, the Freedom Chrono is powered by Norqain's chronograph caliber N19, based on the Sellita SW510 a. The self-winding movement provides a 62-hour power reserve and is equipped with a bespoke oscillating mass. The case back features a flat sapphire window printed with “Enjoy Life” and special edition markings.

Norqain: Freedom Chrono Enjoy Life “Sprinkles”, case back

Caliber N19

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Collectors can choose between a stainless steel bracelet or a white rubber strap, the latter adorned with additional luminous sprinkles. Prices start at $6,150 for the version on a rubber strap. On bracelet, the watch is priced at $6,290.


To learn more, visit Norqain, here.

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