Overview
Classically elegant appearance
The great success of this watch on the Japanese market prompted us to include the chronograph in our collection. In December 1998, the time had come: as expected, the 356 PILOT, now featuring an automatic movement, bead-blasted casing, acrylic glass and a solid back, was very popular. The fact that this watch is still one of our most popular chronographs worldwide shows how timeless it is. These first chronographs also defined the parameters that characterise this model series to this day: classically elegant, with a clear, aesthetic appearance, where nothing distracts you from the essentials, because form and design are subordinate to the reliable reading of the time and the stop times determined by the chronograph.
Technical Details
Mechanical Movement- SW 510
- Self-winding mechanism
- 27 bearing jewels
- 28,800 semi-oscillations per hour
- Seconds stop function
- Anti-magnetic as per DIN 8309
- Case made of stainless steel, bead blasted
- Sapphire crystal glass in front, anti-reflective on both sides
- Transparent case back made of sapphire crystal glass, anti-reflective on the interior
- Case back screw-fastened
- Crown screwable
- Waterproof and pressure-resistant to 10 bar
- Low pressure resistant
- Hours, minutes, subsidiary seconds
- Chronograph
- Scale for displaying a quarter of a second for short-time measurement
- Anthracite dial
- Numbers coated with luminescent colour
- Hour, minute and stopwatch second hand coated with luminescent colour
Dimensions and Weight
- Case diameter: 38.5 mm
- Band lug width: 20 mm
- Case thickness: 15 mm
- Weight without strap: 71 gramme
