ERNEST BOREL Cocktail by Synchron / 1970s Kaleidoscope Dial

— A kaleidoscope that marks time —

Geometric patterns turning quietly within the dial.

The Cocktail watch that Ernest Borel by Synchron sent into the world goes beyond the frame of a watch and brings an artistic illusion to the wrist.

Two discs overlapping and changing shape with every second marked: an endless kaleidoscope.

— A form that stands for a golden age —

A cushion case with real volume, wearing a gold shine that reflects the essence of its period.

A black dial that sets off the kaleidoscope at the centre, with a practical date at six.

Every time you move your wrist, the dynamism of light and shadow will draw the eyes around you.

— The Synchron line —

An automatic movement inheriting the bloodline of the Synchron group, the 1970s watch alliance.

The triangle logo struck on the crown and the rotor is evidence of a history that ran through the turbulent quartz crisis.

Fitted with the ETA-based, highly serviceable Synchron 56, it still marks a strong beat across the decades.

— Colour added to daily life —

A commanding originality that nobody else will be wearing.

In an age that puts efficiency and rationality first, a rare watch that reminds you of richness of mind.

Enjoy the playfulness that is the real pleasure of a vintage piece, as a style of the highest order.

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