ZRC GRANDS FONDS MN64 HETERIUM GF421618
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ZRC GRANDS FONDS MN64 HETERIUM GF421618
CLOCKWORK
- Automatikwerk (mechanischer Selbstaufzug), hergestellt in der Schweiz
- Werk-Hersteller: Sellita Watch Co. SA, La Chaux-de-Fonds, CH
- Werk-Version: SW300-1 Élaboré
- Ganggenauigkeit: ca. +5 Sek/Tag
- 25 Steine
- 56 Stunden max. Gangreserve
- 28.800 Halbschwingungen/h
HOUSING
- Monobloc-Gehäuse
- Nonmagnetic 316L Edelstahl
- Oberfläche gebürstet
- 100 ATM / 1000m Wasserdicht
- Getestet bis zu 1500m Wasserdichte
- Verschraubte Krone bei 6 Uhr (Aufschrauben der Krone im Uhrzeigersinn)
- Verschraubter Gehäuseboden
- Antireflektierendes Saphirglas
- ECS® system (Patent N°1462496) zum Reinigen der Lünette nach Kontakt mit Salzwasser
- Einseitig drehbare Lünette, 60 Klicks
- Lünetteneinlage: Keramik
- Durchmesser: 41,5mm ohne Krone
- Länge über Anstöße: 49mm
- Höhe: 12,8mm
- Bandanstoßbreite: 24mm
DIAL & POINTER
- Blaues Zifferblatt mit Sonnenschliff
- Indexe auf Zifferblatt und Lünette mit Schweizer Superluminova
- Zeiger mit Schweizer Superluminova
BRACELET
- FKM Kautschukband, Schwarz
- Mit Edelstahl-Dornschließe
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Geneva
Switzerland
1904
Founded in 1904 by Edmond Zuccolo and Joseph Rochet, ZRC® has consistently innovated, initially developing watch straps and bracelets, and later diving watches. In 1909, when the company was established in Geneva, it was registered as number 52 in the Geneva Commercial Register.
The company, specializing in chains for GUSSET watches (or pocket watches), created the first "claw" bracelets that allowed GUSSET watches to be worn on the wrist.
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1917
In 1917, the company received the prestigious Prix de l'Industrie Nouvelle de Genève (Geneva Prize for New Industry) for developing the first extendable metal bracelet and became the world market leader in its manufacture.
1960 – 1995
As a specialist in lathes, the company was also commissioned by its customers to manufacture waterproof cases for diving watches. In 1958, during a chance conversation between Yves Pastre, a watchmaker in the Navy, and Mr. Bourdarian, the brand's then commercial director, the management learned of a tender from the French Marine.Mit With Louis Brunet at the helm, the company embarked on the ZRC Grands Fonds® adventure. And ZRC® equipped divers until 1995.
2004
The speech by Patrick Brunet (grandson of Joseph Rochet) on the centenary of ZRC®.
2015
Fifty years after the first Grands Fonds 300, Georges and Charles Brunet, the great-grandsons of Joseph Rochet, began studying the relaunch of this legendary model. The ZRC® GF300 was reborn.
2018
ZRC® is sponsoring Alban Michon for his North Adventure Expedition in the Arctic.
2020
ZRC® has extensive expertise in stress studies related to the programmed deformation of materials, which enables the production of waterproof watches at very great depths (5100 m) without a helium valve or gel in the case: In addition, the thickness of the case is reduced, which increases the wearing comfort of the watch.
Sapphire crystal, steel and/or titanium cases, and ceramic do not react in the same way to pressure and temperature fluctuations. This recognized expertise allows the brand to offer reliable, simple, and efficient watches.
2021
Complete overhaul of the collection.
2021
Partnership with the GSPM (Prime Minister Security Group): A special edition limited to 25 pieces equips the members of this elite force.
2022
ZRC launches a new challenge with adventurer Frédéric Presles: SOUTH ADVENTURE – Back to Campana 1840-2022, which retraces the extraordinary epic of the shipwreck of the dolphins on the coast of Chilean Patagonia.