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Hurray for Hues: Meet the Ressence Type 1 Round Multicolor

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Introducing the latest addition to the Ressence lineup, the Type 1 Round Multicolour offers a playful twist on the cutting-edge principle of the time display forgoing with hands. The timepiece showcases a sleek titanium case paired with a double-domed sapphire crystal top, measuring 42.7mm x 11mm. The dial, made from German silver, features a sophisticated light grey background, complemented by hands in a deeper hue with vibrant colored tips.

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The minute track, adorned with markers of varying lengths, adopts a stylish blue hue with white indicators for 5-minute intervals. The hour disc stands out in a striking green, while the seconds take on a vibrant yellow, and the weekday indication is highlighted in red, with weekends clearly marked. Adding to its allure, all engraved indications are filled with grade A Super-LumiNova for enhanced visibility in various lighting conditions.

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Driving the circular movement of the discs is the advanced ROCS 1.3 (Ressence Orbital Convex System) module, which derives its power from the reliable ETA 2892 base calibre. Operating at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour, the self-winding caliber ensures a 36-hour power reserve. Through a system of 27 gears, the discs elegantly rotate on a single, slightly convex plane to indicate hours, minutes, seconds, and weekdays.

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Effortless functionality is achieved through a retractable lever on the caseback, enabling seamless time-setting and winding operations with a rotating motion. Setting the time not only adjusts the display but also winds the timepiece simultaneously.

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The Ressence Type 1 Round Multicolor is equipped with a rubber strap and priced at CHF 16,800, excluding taxes, or about $19,240 when converted to USD at time of writing.

To learn more, visit Ressence, here.

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