Gruppo Gamma Chrononaut – Prototype

By | 2017-12-07T00:31:52-05:00 December 6th, 2017|0 Comments

A week or so ago, I was fortunate enough to receive Gruppo Gamma’s Chrononaut #prototype, a watch that’s been an absolute pleasure to wear.

The watch, a 42mm super compressor styled piece, feels well-balanced on the wrist, and each of its components: screw down dual crosshatch crowns/ a simple, no frills legible dial/ internal rotating bezel/ exhibition case back/ and its supremely comfortable tropic strap, all seamlessly work together in the most harmonious of ways.

The Chrononaut is much slimmer than most of Gruppo Gamma’s previous offerings, a welcomed departure from the robust GG norm. It seems that in my old age, I’ve grown quite fond of wearing (and prefer) a lower profile watch.

The lume remains nuclear as ever and the high-beat Swiss STP1-11 movement is rock-solid.

If you’re still on the fence about pre-ordering the Chrononaut, know this: “If the Gruppo Gamma Chrononaut were in the budget-friendly Super Compressor Olympics, it would be taking home gold!”

NOTE: Pre-order pricing will no longer be applicable after this weekend, so if you’re ready to make this piece yours, pre-order here: http://www.gruppogammawatches.com/chrononaut.html

©Ariel Javier

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Ariel Javier has had a passion for watches since an early age; one that was passed onto him by his father, who was one of a handful of people to own a Rolex GMT on the island of Cuba, where Ariel was born. Ariel Soltura, who is a full time police officer, husband, father and Dive Watch aficionado, is well respected in the watch community for his honest thoughts and comments on "all things watches." When not patrolling the streets, throwing footballs with the community's youth or perusing various watch forums, he can be found hanging out with his nine year old son, Aric, his greatest passion of all.

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