Boutique Swiss watchmaker Squale has unveiled its newest luxury timepiece, the 1521 Classic COSC Certified. Interestingly, the new watch marks a major milestone for the brand as it is the first timepiece that Squale has produced to receive COSC certification. What this means is that it has passed a series of standardized tests that indicate the precision of its movement and its overall quality.
In terms of features, the new watch comes equipped with a 42mm stainless steel case with SuperLuminova printed markers, a 120-click unidirectional bezel, and a dial with applied indexes. In addition, the watch is powered by a Sellita SW200-1 automatic, which has a 38-hour power reserve, and comes packaged in velvet carrying case with an extra leather and NATO strap.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- COSC Certified Watches
- Luxury watchmakers can explore opportunities in producing watches that have passed standardized tests for precision and quality.
- Stainless Steel Timepieces
- Innovative companies can capitalize on the trend of creating sleek and premium watches made of durable stainless steel materials.
- Superluminova Printed Markers
- Businesses can explore the use of SuperLuminova printed markers in their watches as a feature that improves legibility in low light conditions.
Sectors Adopting This
- Luxury Watchmaking
- Luxury watchmakers have an opportunity to create high-quality COSC certified watches to cater to discerning customers.
- Metalworking
- Companies that specialize in metalworking can provide high-quality stainless steel materials for use in the production of premium watches.
- Watch Components Manufacturing
- Manufacturers that provide SuperLuminova printed markers can capitalize on the trend of adding this feature to timepieces for better legibility in low light conditions.
