Time zones Carl F. Bucherer opens a new dimension for those who travel in time: 1 watch, 3 time zones, 4 materials.

The result of this equation is a new image of time: part mechanical, with its original and simultaneous reading of 3 time zones, and part technical, with its subtle combination of some of the most noble materials - palladium, ceramic, titanium and rubber.

Much more than a timepiece, this powerful-looking instrument is the smallest engineering masterpiece around.
Movement Automatic, CFB 1901.1 calibre, 39 jewels, 42-hour power reserve
Functions Hours, minutes, seconds, date, chronograph and three time zones
Case 950 palladium, 46.60 mm
Ceramic bezel and titanium mono-push-piece
Screw-down crown and push-pieces in rubber
Sapphire crystal, anti-reflective on both sides
Water-resistant to 50 m
Dial Skeleton
Bidirectional (for travelling east or west) rotating flange for simultaneous reading of 2nd and 3rd time zones
Hour, minute and seconds counters at 6, 9 and 3 o’clock respectively
Large date window at 4.30
Bracelet/Strap Rubber with titanium buckle
 

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