Sinn Brings Again a Favourite With New EZM 13.1

The EZM 13.1 hasn’t misplaced any of its exhausting edge, touting magnetic subject safety as much as 80,000 A/m, purposeful reliability from ‑45°C as much as +80°C, a hefty 500 meter depth score, and naturally, Ar‑Dehumidifying know-how to stop fogging. Likewise, the Sinn SZ02 continues to be pulling responsibility inside, which is a modified 7750. Meaning the scale of the unique stay unchanged at 41mm in diameter, and 15mm thick. 

I’ve all the time loved the idea of a diving chronograph, it’s a complication oftentimes approached in a barely totally different method from the standard ‘racing’ model chronograph, both in model or performance. Within the case of the Sinn 13.1, it’s each. A single, outsized 60-minute counter takes up a lot of the underside portion of the dial, which looks like a sensible implementation of a timer, particularly inside the context of a dive watch. The operating seconds at 3 o’clock is rendered in grey in order to not name an excessive amount of consideration to itself, reverse the intense purple “Ar” icon at 9 o’clock. A date aperture slips into the state of affairs at 4:45. 

In complete, it’s an odd structure, however in a method that makes complete sense, and once more, in pure Sinn trend, so it feels ‘as much as code’ so to talk. When the EZM 13 was launched in 2014 it was priced at $2,770, and pre-owned examples command about simply that to today. The EZM 13.1 is bumped to $3,270 on a metal bracelet, and $3,140 on a rubber strap. For what it’s value, $2,770 in 2014 {dollars} involves $3,261.21 in 2022 {dollars}. Sinn.