- Revered for using bold combinations of colours and geometry, Alain Silberstein is the enfant terrible who knows how to have fun with his designs since the establishment of his brand in the 1990s. Quirky and unconventional, the eclectic creations of this interior-designer-turned-watch-designer are certainly not for the faint-hearted and the present Krono Bauhaus Gummy is no exception.

- His vision of fusing Bauhaus principles with haute horology is reflected on the dial, featuring a well-balanced chronograph layout with a 24-hour indication at 12 o’clock and the day-date apertures at 3 o’clock. Executed in the utmost playful manner, the combination of bright-coloured hands and Kandinsky-inspired crown are signatures of the brand. Housed in an unusual porthole-shaped case made of stainless steel with a black rubber coating, the watch is completed with a rubber strap that matches its frame.

- Extraordinary with incomparable playful charm, the present example is in a beautifully preserved Krono Bauhaus Gummy, numbered 17 of a limited series of 999 pieces.