Chronoswiss is a distinctive Swiss watchmaker founded in 1983 by Gerd‑Rüdiger Lang in Munich, with a headquarters later established in Lucerne, Switzerland. Lang, a former Heuer movement specialist, launched Chronoswiss during the quartz crisis to champion mechanical timepieces. Almost immediately, the brand blazed its own trail—producing the first mechanical chronograph with moon phase and transparent caseback. In 1987, Chronoswiss released the first serially produced regulator wristwatch. The brand's early marine chronometer dials became a defining feature of the brand, highlighting their commitment to precision and tradition.

What makes Chronoswiss unique in the industry is its devotion to mechanical authenticity and artisanal finishing. Their hallmark onion-shaped crown, fluted case edges, three-dimensional display, modern materials, atelier-made guilloche and enamel dials showcase unwavering attention to detail. Chronoswiss marries "modern mechanical" with contemporary design flair in each of their watches for the perfect balance of heritage, precision, and bold styling.

In a crowded luxury watch landscape, Chronoswiss stands out for its mechanical ingenuity, aesthetic bravado, and uncompromised dedication to craftsmanship. Whether through the regulator’s noble lineage, the architectural wonders of skeletonized chronographs like the Opus and SkelTec, or the poetic displays of the Delphis and Space Timer series, Chronoswiss offers visionary designs for serious collectors—ensuring the mechanical spirit of watchmaking endures and inspires.