Chronograph
Emilio Carranza
3201.1EC
$ 4,900
The Chronograph Emilio Carranza brings history to life through a design inspired by 1920s cockpit instruments. The black dial features cream Super-LumiNova® coated indices, a refined applied CyS emblem with red accents, and an engraved airplane motif at 9 o’clock—a direct reference to Carranza’s aircraft.
Features
Movement
Valjoux 7750, Automatic, diameter 30 mm, height 7,9 mm, Power reserve 48 hours
Functions
Hours, minutes, small seconds and chronograph. Small seconds at 9h, minutes counter at 12h, hours counter at 6h. Date display at 6h
Case
Stainless steel diameter 44 mm height 12.1 mm, double curved sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, water resistant to 3 ATM, crown with CyS emblem engraving, screwed-down lugs, engraved Emilio Carranza case back
Hands
Steel color hours and minutes with cream Super-Liminova®, steel color chronograph central seconds with red triangle pointer with cream Super-Liminova®. Steel color counter hour hand at 6h, propeller-shaped small second hand at 9h
Strap
Vintage leather strap with ecru upper stitching
Dial
Black dial, coated cream Super-Liminova® indices, applied CYS emblem with red details, engraved plane illustration at 9h
Packaging
Standard Humidor Box - PE 100
Cuervo y Sobrinos proudly unveils the Chronograph Emilio Carranza, a bold restyling of its earlier tribute to one of Mexico’s most celebrated aviation pioneers.
The Chronograph Emilio Carranza brings history to life through a design inspired by 1920s cockpit instruments.
The black dial features cream Super-LumiNova® coated indices, a refined applied CyS emblem with red accents, and an engraved airplane motif at 9 o’clock—a direct reference to Carranza’s aircraft.
One of the most unique features is the helix-shaped small seconds hand, which mimics a spinning aircraft propeller.
Remembered as the “Lindbergh of Mexico,” Carranza captivated two nations with his fearless transnational missions. Among them was his historic goodwill flight from New York to Mexico in 1928—a journey that ended in tragedy but left an enduring mark on aviation history.
This subtle design cue, along with vintage-toned chronograph subdials and luminous hands, reinforces the aviation theme while offering excellent readability.
