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PULSE One: The Modern Mechanical Heartbeat

MARCH 18 2025    |    Watches and Wonders 2025

This is not just a new timepiece — it’s a statement, a revolution, a new era. The PULSE One is the first of its kind, the birth of a new family, and most importantly, the bold next step in the Chronoswiss legacy.

Designed and crafted in Lucerne, this is "Modern Mechanical" in its purest form. Known for defying convention, the watchmakers at Chronoswiss have once again pushed the boundaries of mechanical artistry. For Watches & Wonders 2025, Chronoswiss has re- visioned, re-engineered, and redefined its core DNA. The result? A full-titanium powerhouse that pulses with precision, energy, and audacity - a true mechanical marvel forged by hand.

 

Full Titanium Jacket
The PULSE One is a first in many ways. The 41mm Grade 5 titanium case is brand new, meticulously designed from the ground up. Sleeker. Sportier. Bolder. Every line, every curve has been reimagined—pushing Chronoswiss into uncharted territory. But we didn’t stop there.

For the first time in Chronoswiss history, an integrated titanium bracelet seamlessly fuses with the case, achieving a perfect balance of form and function. A lifeline. A surge of energy. The most fluent bracelet ever produced by the Atelier Lucerne - featuring a fully hidden butterfly clasp, polished edges, and visible screws that reflect the raw beauty of precision engineering.

A Legacy Reforged
Some things change. Some things stand eternal.

The onion crown - a beacon of Chronoswiss identity - remains steadfast. A symbol of 40 years of mechanical excellence, standing tall in the storm of contemporary watchmaking. But make no mistake: This is not evolution - This is a revolution. A new vision of the Chronoswiss DNA, built for the future, rooted in heritage.

Manufacture in Every Beat
At its heart, the ruthenium-plated Chronoswiss Manufacture Caliber C.6001 drives the PULSE One with pure mechanical force. Featuring the iconic 3D regulator setup and a spectacular retrograde second at 6 o’clock, this timepiece is a celebration of movement, rhythm, and time in motion.

Limited to just 100 pieces, the PULSE One is available in two striking variations, each a testament to Chronoswiss' relentless pursuit of modernity:

PULSE One Sand: Featuring a 4N sand-blasted & -colored dial, radiating warmth and vitality.
PULSE One Blue: Featuring a deep blue dial, evoking power, depth, and dynamism.

Each model embodies contrast and duality - where heritage collides with the future, and tradition is reborn in modernity.

A New Era
The PULSE One is titanium proof of Chronoswiss' relentless drive to rethink, redefine, and revolutionize watchmaking. Strength and lightness. Power and elegance. A material that resonates with the energy of what’s next.

Chronoswiss has never followed the expected path. The Atelier Lucerne is never static—it is bold, it is different, it is spectacular.

This is the PULSE One. This is Modern Mechanical.

Technical Data

 

Model     PULSE One, Limited Edition of 100 each each
     

Reference
 

 

CH-6823T-BRSI (PULSE One Sand) / CH-6823T-BLSI (PULSE One Blue)

     
Display  

Off-center hours at 12:00, central minutes, retrograde seconds at 6:00

     

Case


 

  Solid 26-piece, Titanium Grade 5 case, satin finish & sandblasted, partly polished bezel with partial knurling and curved, double coated anti-reflective sapphire crystal, screw-down case back with satin finish and sapphire crystal, onion crown, water resistance up to 10 bar, strap holders screwed down.
     
Measurements   Ø 41 mm, Height 12,75 mm, Lug to Lug: 46.27mm, Lug Width: 23mm
     
Movement   Chronoswiss Manufacture Caliber C. 6001, Automatic
Diameter   Ø 33.4 mm
Jewels   31
Balance Wheel   Glucydur, three-legged
Balance spring   Nivarox 1
Fine Adjustment   Via Excenter
Shock protection   Incabloc
Frequency   4 Hz., 28 800 A/h (semi-oscillations)
Power Reserve   55 hours
     

Special features
 

 

Skeletonized rotor made of tungsten, ball bearing; armature, escape wheel and screws polished; bridge with Geneva cut, ruthenium plated

Dial


 

  3-dimensional construction, sandblasted galvanic 4N (Sand)or CVD coated Blue (Blue), upper level with decentralized hour display at 12 o'clock. Central minute, retrograde second at 6 o'clock, CVD coated indexes (Sand), Rhodium plated indexes (Blue)
     
Hands   Steel polished & blued, Hand shape „Pyramid”
Strap   Integrated Titanium Grade 5

 


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