Delma Montego Chronograph Black Dial

Name: Delma Montego Chronograph Black Dial
SKU: 41601.732.6.031
Price: 2800.00 USD
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The streamlined Montego chronograph black dial prepares the wearer for adventures near and far. Its fixed stainless-steel bezel with prominent tachymeter function enables measurement of speed and distance traveled at a glance.

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Sizing & Details

Case material: Stainless steel case
Diameter: 42mm
Glass: Sapphire crystal with AR coating
Dial color: Black
Strap: Stainless steel
Movement: SW500, DELMA custom rotor with côtes de Genève
Water resistance: 20 ATM / 200 m / 660 ft
Functions: Hour, minute, Second
Warranty: 2 years.

Description

Montego Chronograph Black Dial

The 42 mm case is a mere 16.2 mm thick but spares no details in functionality or design. The motor sport inspiration is evident from the black sunray brushed dial and guilloche pattern sub dials, ready to perform on circuits or rallies in all terrain. Bold hour, minute hands and a red seconds hand are accompanied by a day-date window crowned with the DELMA logo.

Viewing in the dark reveals the Montego has a laudable hidden feature. The hands glow in blue while the indices are illuminated in green yielding distinctive legibility and a unique flair.

Complete with a screw down crown and fastened with a black Cordura rubber strap it emanates functionality and strength with limitless aspiration and enthusiasm for precision.

A CENTURY OF TRADITION – HISTORY

Since our founding in 1924, quality and innovation were the basis of our
success. 100 years later, we reflect on significant milestones and continuous
vitality that have made DELMA what it is today and propel us into the future.

1924 | The Foundation

Brothers Adolf and Albert Gilomen founded A. & A. Gilomen S.A. in Lengnau, Switzerland. Delma was one of the original models and would soon become the brand’s namesake.

1946 | The First Chronograph

Recorded under the name Midland, the classic 18-karat yellow gold chronograph equipped with a mechanical hand-winding movement signified the beginning of DELMA’s sports watch collection.

1954 | A true racing machine

A sporty chronograph with a stainless-steel case is released, boasting an ETA Valjoux 7736 R movement. The Tachymeter indication on the dial, the luminous hands and genuine leather or rubber strap made it the ultimate racing timepiece.

1966 | Delma rises to the top

The company was renamed Delma Watch Ltd. after one of the initial four model names following the takeover by Ulrich Wüthrich & partner. Today the company is led by the second and third generation of his family.

1969 – present day | From automatics to Delma Today

From creating their first automatic with increased water resistance to the numerous collections released by Delma including the Shark in 1981. Delma continues down the horological innovation and improvement to where they are today, a Blue Shark IV release and the come back of the Quattro piece. Delma celebrates it’s 100 year anniversary in 2024, a major milestone for Delma.

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FAQs

Where are Delma watches made?

Delma watches are a proudly Switzerland timepiece crafting business.

How long is the warranty for Delma watches?

Delma watches come with a two-year warranty.

What luminosity does Delma watch use?

Delma watches commonly come standard with C5 SuperLuminova technology.

Can I get a replacement strap for my Delma watch?

Apart from the additional strap that accompanies each Delma watch, yes you can easily get replacement straps for your Delma watch.

Recommendations in caring for your Delma watch strap.

For Metal bracelets, it’s recommended to clean every few months, using a soft bristle brush to remove any debris or stains. Make sure not to leave any soap on your bracelet as it can cause tarnishing and avoid harsh chemicals. After extended exposure in saltwater, ensure the bracelet is thoroughly rinsed off and dried.

For rubber straps, our recommendation is to wipe the strap down fairly consistently. Use of soap is recommended but ensure the strap is dried properly and not let in any exceptionally warm places as it can cause wear and tear on the rubber.