Serica Launches 3 New 35mm Field Chronometers Starting at €1,090

6 articles · Updated · HODINKEE · May 21

Three new Serica ref. 7505 models shrink the brand’s Field Chronometer to 35mm by 9.6mm, pairing stainless-steel cases with COSC-certified automatic movements and enamel dials.
The lineup includes black and olive-green “Minute Critical” versions plus a cream-and-black “Tuxedo” dial, all using the SoProd M100 caliber with 4Hz operation and a 42-hour power reserve.
Design updates include a revised fixed bezel, double-domed anti-reflective sapphire, Super-LumiNova C3, and a redesigned Bonklip bracelet with curved end pieces and a new Safe-Lock clasp in three sizes.
Pricing starts at €1,090 for the Minute Critical models and rises to €1,190 for the Tuxedo version with hand-applied indices; all three are available now on Serica’s website.

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