The latest model to be added to CYS's Art Deco-inspired Historiador collection, the Historiador Flameante ("flaming?in Spanish) derives its name from the distinctive flame pattern on its dial. The rose gold case has contemporary, generous proportions (40 mm diameter) but is only 6.2 mm thick. Inside is a similarly thin, manually wound movement, based on an ETA 7001, measuring only 2.5 mm thick, powering the hours, minutes and small seconds.
The watch's sapphire exhibition caseback offers a view of the movement's detailed decorations, including a "fan-out?côtes de Genève pattern on the movement plate, an anthracite-treated balance bridge, and blued screws. The motto "Testimony of Style Since 1882?is engraved around the periphery of the movement. The Historiador Flameante comes with either a silvered "argenté?(pictured) or gunmetal gray dial, and a brown Louisiana alligator strap. You can click on the photos to enlarge them and see the intricate flame pattern up close. More technical details on the watch are below.
Technical characteristics:
Movement: ETA 7001, manual-wind; diameter = 23.3 mm; thickness = 2.5 mm; 17 jewels; 42-hour power reserve; anthracite-treated balance bridge and fan-out côtes de Genève pattern on movement plate; "Testament of Style Since 1882?engraved around movement
Functions: Hours, minutes, small seconds on subdial at 6 o'clock
Case and strap: 18k 5N rose gold case, diameter = 40 mm; thickness = 6.2 mm, convex sapphire crystal with nonreflective treatment; sapphire exhibition caseback, water-resistant to 30 meters; on Louisiana alligator strap with 18k rose gold buckle
Dial and hands: argenté or gunmetal dial with "flameante?pattern, Cuervo y Sobrinos logo embossed on dial at 12 o'clock, hour and minute hands coated with Super-LumiNova
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