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CORTINA 1956
CHRONOGRAPH GMT

The new manually hand-wound tri-compax chronograph, featuring a second time zone display and day/night indicator.

HAND-WOUND

CORTINA 1956
CHRONOGRAPH GMT

The new manually hand-wound tri-compax chronograph, featuring a second time zone display and day/night indicator.

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swiss made HAND-WOUND chronograph

Introducing the Crono GMT Cortina 1956, a significant milestone for echo/neutra and the entire microbrand industry. This timepiece offers exceptional functionality and performance at an affordable price, pushing boundaries and setting new standards in the sector.

With a manual wind and a 62-hour power reserve, the Crono GMT is strictly Swiss Made, like all our models. It features the new Sellita SW532M movement, which combines a three-counter chronograph function with a 12-hour second time zone and a day/night indicator.
This timepiece, designed with a clear vintage appeal, is available in two color variants (black and bronze).

It is built and assembled using the finest materials and production techniques in Switzerland.

SPECS

316L Stainless steel
Ultra-domed Sapphire crystal with double internal anti-reflective coating
Width 40mm
Lug width 20mm
Lug-2-lug 46mm
Height 14,8mm (12,7mm w/o crystal)
Ceramic bezel with telemeter scale
Push/pull type Crown
10 bar (100m) Water resistance

case and crown

Based on the vintage design of the Cortina 1956 collection, it is made from 316L steel to offer maximum corrosion resistance.The interplay of satin-finished surfaces and polished edges gives the watch a unique and recognizable appeal on the wrist.

The Crono GMT Cortina 1956 is equipped with a generously sized push-down crown to facilitate the manual charging operation, while maintaining pleasing proportions with the case.

CRONO + GMT + DAY/NIGHT

With a manual wind and a 62-hour power reserve, the Crono GMT is rigorously Swiss Made, like all our models.
It features the new Sellita SW532M movement, and for the first time in the microbrand world, it combines a three-counter chronograph function with a 12-hour second time zone and a day/night indicator positioned at 9 o’clock below the small seconds.

the crystal

One of the standout features of the entire Cortina 1956 collection has always been the ultra-domed sapphire crystal, which creates numerous reflections and distortions, giving the watch a truly unique appearance. The new chronograph is also equipped with this distinctive Ultra-domed shaped sapphire, which is highly scratch-resistant.

Ceramic bezel

Another typical feature of the collection is the ceramic bezel with a telemeter scale. This type of scale was originally used to measure the difference between the speed of light and sound. It was particularly used in the military to calculate the distance of enemy fire (time between the flash and the sound) or more simply to measure the distance of a thunderstorm (time between the lightning and the thunder). The individual markers contain SuperLumiNova luminous material, making the scale clearly visible even in the dark.

a swiss heart

The Cortina 1956 Chrono GMT is equipped with the Swiss Sellita SW532M, an hand-wound mechanical movement in elaborè grade.
Developed and Manufactured in Switzerland.

Manufacturer:

Sellita SA, La Chaux-de-Fonds, Svizzera

Vibrations:

28’800 vph (4 Hz)

Jewels:

21

power reserve:

62 hours, fully wound

winding:

Hand-wound

functions:

Hours, minutes, small seconds @9, central chronograph seconds, 30-minute chronograph @12, chronograph hours @6, central second time zone, day/night indicator @9

From 26 January to 5 February 1956 in Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, took place the VII Olympic Winter Games which were the first Olympic event to be organized in Italy. 

Thirty-two nations  — the largest number of countries participating in the Winter Olympics until then – competed in the four sports and twenty-four events.

The Cortina Olympics were the first Winter Olympics televised to a multi-national audience.

Cortina is scheduled to co-host the 2026 Winter Olympics with Milan, 70 years after the 1956 Games.

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