Description

The unique features of the new Cyrus Klepcys DICE are well explained by the DICE acronym which stands for Double Independent Chronograph Evolution.

This innovative timepiece is actually an evolution of the traditional chronograph as it can measure two independent intervals of time. Differently from a rattrapante chronograph that can measure two events that start simultaneously but end at different times or indicate an intermediate elapsed time, the Klepcys DICE can measure elapsed times even with different starting times.

This occurs, just as an example, in races like marathons or biathlons where the starting time can be different for every runner, or in car rallies, where it is common to use two independent chronographs.

Thanks to its independence and the special relationship with Chronode, a renowned manufacture of high-end mechanical movements led by talented master watchmaker Jean-Francois Mojon (the two companies are part of the same group), Cyrus was in an excellent position to develop this innovation. In fact, as a manufacture they have greater design freedom and less constraints compared to most watch brands that have to adapt their models to available movements.

The twin crowns are equipped with a pusher that sets the three chronograph functions (start/stop/reset). Decorated with the brand's helix logo, they are distinguished by either a red or blue anodised aluminium ring to instantly recognize which of the two chronograph mechanisms they activate.