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EZM 10 TESTAF

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Dial

Price in euro

Description

The declared aim in designing the EZM 10 TESTAF was to create a mission timer which meets all the requirements of a professional pilot's watch in full.

The EZM 10 TESTAF was the first watch worldwide that has been tested and certified to the Technical Standard for Pilot's Watches (TESTAF) by the Aachen University of Applied Sciences. This guarantees that the EZM 10 TESTAF meets all time measurement requirements during flights operated under visual flight rules (VFR) and instrument flight rules (IFR) and that it is suitable for professional use as a pilot's watch. This is attested to by a certificate and the "TESTAF" quality seal on the dial.

Vailable in a number of configurations, the price listed is for the watch plus stainless steel bracelet.

Movement

The SZ01 movement is based on the successful Valjoux 7750 and has been specially developed by SINN. The development work began back in 2003.

The main priority in undertaking the redesign was to make the chronograph functions significantly easier to read off. Which is why Sinn attached so much importance to finding a first-class technical solution to mounting the jump 60-minute stopwatch hand in the centre of the dial. This allows users to take accurate stop times even more quickly and simply. The clarity and distinct readability of this chronograph stem from the design of the well-known Lemania 5100 movement.

Sinn's redesign enhances the readability in two ways: firstly, 60 minutes are now counted in one sweep of the hand instead of the usual 30 minutes, and secondly, the minute stop scale covers the entire diameter of the dial.

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