Cuervo Y Sobrinos Crono Gran Premio Cuba White/Red - 3141.1GP60
Born In La Habana. Refined In Switzerland.
Over 140 years of history, Cuervo Y Sobrinos is the only luxury watch brand that uniquely blends Swiss watchmaking savoir faire with rich Cuban heritage.
Made in Switzerland 🇨🇭
Inspired by the legendary Havana street races of the late 1950s, the Gran Premio de Cuba Trilogy pays tribute to a unique chapter in motorsport history. Each limited-edition chronograph celebrates one of the only three races ever held (1957, 1958, and 1960) through distinctive colors, vintage racing details, and Swiss mechanical craftsmanship.
A contemporary expression of speed, elegance, and Havana's enduring spirit.
Limited to 202 pieces. The number of pieces reflects the distance in miles of each circuit race.
Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds and central chronograph. Small seconds at 9h, minutes counter at 12h, hours counter at 6h. Date display at 6h
Movement: Valjoux 7750, automatic, diameter 30 mm, height 7,9 mm, power reserve 48 hours
Case: Stainless steel, diameter 41mm, height 15,25 mm, double curved sapphire crystal with anti reflective coating, water resistant to 5 ATM, rectangular start/stop and reset pushers, screwed, see-through caseback in sapphire crystal, custom caseback engraved with the year of the Gran Premio and shaped mass like a steering wheel, featuring an applied 2N gold-colored CyS emblem with red accents
Dial: White dial with contrasting red counters
Hands: Leaf-shaped hour, minute, and small seconds hands, chronograph seconds hand with red tip, chronograph minute and hour hands in red arrow shape
Strap: Black perforated matte calf leather "driving style" strap with dial-matching stitching in green and matching lining
Buckle: Stainless Steel folding buckle engraved with CyS emblem
Limited Edition: Limited to 202 pieces. The number of pieces reflects the distance in miles of each circuit race
Packaging: Standard humidor box PE100
Warranty: 5 years - official warranty by Avanti Group, exclusive distributor