The BOLT-68 collection by Bomberg is where Swiss movements meet outstanding colour and design. The newest addition is an automatic chronograph model, which also features a chain and medallion to turn the wristwatch into a “disruptive” pocket watch.
Bomberg’s BOLT-68 collection is quite new, only coming onto the scene in 2014. But it didn’t take long for the brand’s second product line to make an impact. Now, two versions of the BOLT-68 are available: the 45 mm Bolt-68 Chronograph quartz models, and the 47 mm BOLT-68 automatic models, powered by a Concepto caliber 99001 automatic movements.
The collection’s name tells the story of the company DNA. “68” refers to one of the most significant years of the 20th Century, a time period of psychedelic colours which seem to have found their match on Bomberg’s colourful timepieces. The “bolt” part of the name is pretty evident too, whether you understand it as energy in the form of lightning, or as strength in the form of a fastening bolt.
The new BOLT-68 Automatic Chronograph adds another punch to its already powerful design, relying on the bold paintings of young Swiss artist Thomas Mustaki, who provided the background pictures that are now part of these exclusive timepieces. Available in stainless steel or black PVD finishing, the unconventional dial and bulky hands make these timepieces perfect for anyone who wants to pop out of the crowd. The visual appearance of the collection is extraordinarily colorful, sometimes not knowing where to look, but at the same time not being able to look away.