Gallet MultiChron Regulator Chronograph Travel ceramic or polymer that was

ceramic or polymer that was then filled with hollow glass bubbles called microballoons—gave this new DSV more buoyancy than the metal bathyscaphes

a calendar track around the perimeter of the dial

The changing design language of the 1970s resulted in a limited run of Constellations housed in blocky cushion cases with integrated bracelets

The dial features silver satin and guilloche textured elements with a subsidiary seconds register at 6:00

Original blue dial examples don't turn up all the time

Gallet MultiChron Regulator Chronograph Travel ceramic or polymer that wasThe Gallets have been making watches in Switzerland since 1466, when Humbertus Gallet became a citizen of Geneva. Nearly four hundred years later, in 1826, Julien Gallet registered the name Gallet et Cie for his watchmaking company and relocated to La Chaux du Fonds, the valley nestled in the Jura mountains that has spawned such horological icons as Rolex and Heuer. With new connections in La Chaux du Fonds Julien Gallet was able to extend the