Behold the New Hydroscaph GMT Power-Reserve Chronometer

It’s official! We’ve just announced a new member of the Hydroscaph family in time for Baselworld 2015. This GMT Power-Reserve exploration machine will be unveiled during the show this year. And it’s pure CLERC power and luxury to the core.

Designed to withstand the extreme conditions of deep-sea diving, the Hydroscaph GMT Power-Reserve Chronometer is a sophisticated adventurer that is just at home in the abyss as on the wrist of a stylish globetrotter. Its ultra-technical case topped by an exclusive bezel – avoiding an accidental deregulation while diving – is equipped with an automatic helium release valve guaranteeing water resistance to 800 meters, while its patented lateral reinforcements protect it from shocks. The remarkably precise and reliable new Clerc Calibre C610 is certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC). This mechanical self-winding movement endowed with a 42-hour power reserve notably drives an oversized 24-hour dual-time display at 6 o’clock.

The Hydroscaph GMT’s technical specifications are impressive:

Movement
Mechanical self-winding, exclusive C610 calibre
31 jewels, 28,800 bph, 42-hour power reserve

Functions
Hours, minutes, central seconds, date, power-reserve indicator and 24-hour dual-time display

Case
Black DLC-coated high-density steel or 18K red gold and black DLC-coated high-density steel
43.8 or 48 mm with lateral reinforcements
Crown activating and locking the rotating bezel
Glareproofed sapphire crystal on both sides, dual-porthole exhibition case-back
Automatic helium release valve
83 components
Water-resistant to 800 m (80 ATM/2,624 ft)

Dial
White, brown, midnight blue or black
Central hours, minutes and seconds hands
Date aperture at 3 o’clock
Power-reserve indicator at 12 o’clock
24-hour dual-time display at 6 o’clock

Strap
Vulcanised rubber or alligator-finish rubber with folding clasp

If you happen to be in Basel this year, make sure to drop by Hall 1.1 stand A79 to catch a personal glimpse of the newest CLERC exploration machine.