We visited Chronoswiss yesterday in their spacious, light-filled new stand at BaselWorld 2013 and had an opportunity to view some stunning new additions to their collection: here’s a first look at the Artist’s Collection watches, with flinqué enamel dials.

Flinqué enamel is a technique in which a metal surface decorated with engine-turning (guilloché) is then covered with a layer of translucent enamel.

The movements are also very nicely decorated and we think you’ll agree these are impressively executed –elegant, distinctive, strikingly luminous.

All engine turning is now done in-house at Chronoswiss with a vintage rose-engine from the early 20th century.