Singer Reimagined, the boutique Swiss brand known for redefining watchmaking through bold design and automotive-inspired aesthetics, introduces its latest creation: the Caballero Collection. Unlike the brand’s technical chronographs or experimental divers, the Caballero takes a refined approach, focusing on elegance, restraint, and timeless simplicity while retaining the signature Singer DNA.
“Caballero,” translating to “gentleman” in Spanish, perfectly captures the spirit of this release. At its heart lies the proprietary Calibre-4 Solotempo, a newly developed movement boasting an impressive six-day power reserve thanks to its four-barrel construction. This mechanical feat makes the Caballero as practical as it is beautiful, reaffirming Singer’s reputation for fusing innovation with artistry.
The Caballero arrives in three dial variations—black, blue, and Empire Green—each housed in a 39mm stainless steel case with a slim 10.5mm profile. The vintage-inspired C-shaped case design, inspired by Singer’s prototype Track 1 Chronograph, which fetched strong results at auction in 2020, adds a touch of retro character while ensuring modern wearability. The lacquered dial is punctuated by four inset rubies and encircled by a golden flange, providing depth and a subtle nod to the brand’s Heritage Chronographs.
Singer’s signature arrow-shaped hands, filled with orange lume and paired with an orange seconds hand, ensure sharp legibility while introducing a bold contrast, particularly against the mossy green dial. Combined with minimalist detailing, the Caballero offers a unique balance of sophistication and personality. With water resistance to 50 meters and strap options that complete the look, the Caballero proves that less can indeed be more.
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