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Union Glashütte Releases Noramis Chronograph Sport with Gradient Dials

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Union Glashütte introduces an enticing update to its Noramis line as the year comes to a close. Expanding upon the brand's first water sports watch unveiled in 2021, the German watchmaker now offers three chronographs with captivating color variations: blue, anthracite, and turquoise. With a water resistance of up to 20 bar, the Noramis Chronograph Sports models boast retro-inspired features such as mushroom pushers, scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with a highly domed profile, and unidirectional rotating ceramic bezels.

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Adhering to the popular Bicompax style, the chronograph subdials are positioned at 3 and 9 o'clock. The gradient dials seamlessly transition from lighter hues in the center to darker tones at the periphery, mirroring the aesthetic of the three-hand versions.

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The slightly domed dials accentuate the color gradient, creating a visually striking effect that varies with light exposure. Polished and satin-finished triangular hands, along with Superluminova-coated main hands, chronograph tips, and hour markers, enhance readability underwater or in low-light conditions. Consistent with the Noramis collection, the date display is seamlessly integrated into the small seconds totalizer at nine o'clock.

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The 43mm case, adorned with a ceramic bezel, houses the self-winding caliber UNG-27.S2. The movement is equipped with an anti-magnetic silicon balance spring and boasts an impressive power reserve exceeding 65 hours. Its details can be admired through showcased through the sapphire crystal case back.

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The Noramis Chronograph Sports is offered with rubber straps and retails for approximately $3,850 when converted to USD.

To learn more, visit Union Glashütte, here.

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