A Chronograph Limited to 500 Pieces Worldwide, Pursuing Ultimate Legibility

A new model joins the "Horo" line introduced last year. The model name "Horo" derives from the Latin word for time. The concept combines a matte micro-blasted stainless steel case with a sandwich-structured dial designed for optimal legibility.

Micro-blasting is a process where tiny glass beads are blasted at high pressure onto the metal surface. This creates a rough finish, resulting in a uniform appearance and a pure gray hue. The matte finish suppresses sunlight reflection.

The Superluminova® coating provides comfortable legibility day and night, maintaining its luminescence for extended periods in darkness. Its distinct green color, like a runway at night, allows for clear identification of information with reliable illumination. Notably, the large "12" and "6" numerals are coated with paint, emitting exceptional brightness.