Hysek’s Abyss 44mm Discoverer captivates connoisseurs with its bold design and groundbreaking features. This iconic watch appeals to discerning enthusiasts and active men alike, thanks to its dynamic aesthetics and revolutionary functions including the blocking bezel system which secure the bezel during the diving and many other functions.
A prominent timepiece from Hysek, the leading Swiss brand embodying the pinnacle of haute horology, Abyss 44mm Discoverer is available in 18k white or rose gold, rose gold and black PVD, rose gold and steel or in steel.
The Abyss Discoverer features a grande date and a chronograph proposing three counters: a 60-second counter at 9 o’clock, a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock, and an hour counter at 6 o’clock. Its rubber bracelet, adorned with an H insert in steel, adds a sporty yet elegant touch.
The timepiece includes also other features that seduce connoisseurs eager to emphasize their originality with 155 components, 28 jewels, Côte de Genève finishing, 42 h autonomy, and 28 800 Vph frequency.
Abyss 44mm Discoverer round case comes with Ø44mm x L63mm x H18mm dimensions, 18k rose gold, PVD & rose gold, steel & rose gold or steel, 100m water resistance, screwed crown and pushers, bezel in black sapphire for the steel models, dial with exclusive stamping, crystal sapphire with anti-reflection, Hysek fold-over buckle and other features.
Since its inception, Hysek has stood as a beacon of independence and creativity in the Swiss watchmaking industry, seamlessly blending artistic design with technical ingenuity. The brand’s avant-garde approach has redefined traditional horology, earning international acclaim. Each Hysek timepiece represents a harmonious fusion of artistry and technical prowess.
With an exclusive boutique nestled within the iconic Dubai Mall, Hysek enjoys international acclaim and a reputation for unparalleled luxury. Here, enthusiasts are invited to explore a curated selection of Hysek's most prestigious collections, including Abyss, Kilada, Furtif, and IO.
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