This high-performance dive guard has set a quirky function

Sinn creates tool clocks that offer the best possible performance under the hardest conditions, which sometimes requires some unusual functions.

The EM 13.1, for example, is an absolute animal of a diving guard. Together with a 500 m diving advertising, the automatic chronograph with anti-timing field technology, a dial-to-damp factor and a temperature-resistant movement has.

However, the unusual crown and pusher configuration is more remarkable. In particular, both are on the left of the case.

While this arrangement usually fits rare left -wing, it uses meaning here for another reason: to prevent the controls from exerting pressure on the hands of the right -handed divers.

While the new configuration is interesting to look at, the counterintuitive movements may be necessary for the operation of the chronograph and the adaptation of the time for right -handers.

The good news is that Sinn has just published the 613 ST, which seems to solve the problem. It is essentially the EM 13.1 with the crown and the pusher, which were moved on the right, and a daily complication that was added to the dial.

Now let's broke what makes it so important.