Motorsport Inspired watches for racing enthusiasts Wryst Motors - Limited editions of 75 pieces
Jan 30, 2023
The new watch series from Wryst inspired by adrenaline racing thrills. An industrial looking watch showcasing shapes and features from Formula 1 to Moto GP Grand Prix.
New York City, New York Jan 30, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Independent adrenaline-inspired watch brand Wryst, based in England, introduces the new series Wryst Motors.
These three new men's racing watches with steel casing and red and black details are perfected with CNC machining for a perfect build and sturdy feel.
Are you looking for the ideal motorsports watch? The Motors wristwear experience on offer is exactly what you need. A precise 1/10th of a second Swiss movement can time your best lap around the track. All models are only manufactured in small series of 75 pieces with prominent serial number engraving on the back.
The first option with black leather carbon fiber band shouts "Supercars" with the luxury mens watches Motors MS630 Chrono. A black dial well contrasted with Swiss luminova hands and hour markers shines through the domed sapphire crystal. On the case side, you can read "MOTORS" in deep engravings.
For everyday wear, choose the man's watch Motors MS620 with a silver dial. This version offers clear reading with black hands and red details for a strengthy feel and aggressive style. Two bracelets are included with the primer one in black and one in red silicone. Sophistication includes 100 Meters of water resistance, a case size of 50 mm, and start/stop chronograph pushers.
Third, you'll find a classy and elegant racing chronograph MS620 Motors this time with a colorless band in black and white. Chronograph subdials with black inner centers and markings run three bright red small hands magnificent against the galvanized white face. The bracelet is connected with a patented design which means your strap is more secure than on any other watch on the market.
The case back reveals a stunning two-tone case back with a style similar to alloy wheels. Debossed engravings and sculpted details are in black matte enamel demonstrating an enhanced depth feel. Each and every piece has its own serial number from #01/75 to #75/75. Wryst offers that you contact them to choose your specific serial number - Depending on availabilities.
In conclusion, the new Motors collection proves once more the brand's DNA finds its inspiration in racing sports and competition engine parts. Wryst has sponsored the world's fastest road race for many years: The Isle of Man Tourist Trophy.
These watches are exclusively for sale online with a retail price starting at $964 USD.
Official mens watch shop to find the Motors series:
Source :Wryst Swiss Watches
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