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PADDOCK CHRONOGRAPH
PaceMasters name is a blend of the two words related to racing: Pace and Master. Motor-sports is about keeping the maximum possible pace at the limit of the driver's concentration, and thus you have to be the Master of Pace.
WHAT'S IT MADE OF ?
316L Stainless Steel Case
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The chassis is made of a high-grade Stainless Steel the case is CNC machined and there are various polishing applied depending on case color.
Sapphire Glass
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Second to diamond in its hardness and durability, we are using flat scratch resistant sapphire glass.
Screw-down Caseback
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Fully secure, this watch is waterproof to a pressure of 10ATM
Forged from one of the most composite materials in modern F1 cars, the second layer of the dial is made from carbon fiber.
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The dial section is CNC machined from a 0,4mm sheet of carbon fiber which has been backed in an autoclave at tremendous temperature.
Multi-layer Dial
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The dial consists of several layers, including a base layer, a carbon fiber layer, sector marks layer, several sub-dials rings, applied numerals, concave ring and the Pit-board.
Pole Position
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The pole position is the first place on the starting grid, as awarded to the driver who recorded the fastest lap time in the qualifying session. Next to the Pole position there is a 0-mark (instead of classic 12 o'clock) which stands for the countdown start point.
Sector Marks
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The sector marks divide the chapter ring into three timing zones, each having its own color mimicing a real race circuit scheme.
Pit Board
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The pit board is a noticeable part of the Paddock Chronograph creating the unique look of the watches. The original pit board had been used in Formula 1 since early days to show the driver his position, time breaks, the number of laps to go, and to inform about pit stop or rules violations.
Custom Date Disk
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The date disk has been reprinted for the Paddock Chronograph in order to match the acid yellow color of the pit board.
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