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Czapek & Cie
Antarctique Frozen Star S
An incredible stainless steel wristwatch with Osmiun dial, bracelet and Certificate and box part of a limited edition of 38 pieces
Estimate
CHF8,000–16,000
€8,600–17,100
$9,900–19,800
Manufacturer
Czapek & Cie
Year
2022
Movement No
1261
Case No
15013
Model Name
Antarctique Frozen Star S
Material
Stainless Steel
Dial
Osmium
Calibre
Automatic, cal. SXH5, 28 jewels
Bracelet/Strap
Czapek Stainless steel bracelet, max length 195mm
Clasp/Buckle
Stainless steel Czapek deployant clasp
Dimensions
38.5mm diameter
Signed
Case, dial, movement, bracelet and clasp signed
Accessories
Accompanied by Czapek passport dated 18th November 2022 and confirming the present timepiece to be one of a limited edition of 38 pieces, instruction manual, osmium certificate, additional Czapek deployant clasp, 3 additional Czapek stainless steel bracelet links, two strap changing tools, fitted presentation box and outer packaging.
Full-Cataloguing
- Czapek's Antartique Frozen Star S is part of a limited edition of just 38 pieces featuring a breathtaking Osmium dial.
- Osmium is one of the six platinum group metals and is very hard, dense and heavy. Eleven times rarer than gold, osmium is the least abundant stable element in Earth’s crust. Moreover, pure osmium does not occur in nature; it can be obtained only as a by-product from processing nickel or copper ore and, it is estimated, only about one ton is produced globally each year.
- The dial is truly the star of the show with a textured surface that glitters blue and grey reminiscent of ice crystals giving the watch incredible presence and charisma.
- The present watch is powered by the SXH5 caliber, the first movement to be entirely conceived in-house by Czapek. This automatic caliber features a micro rotor with a recycled platinum mass.
- Limited to only 38 pieces, the present Frozen Star S is in excellent, hardly worn condition and comes with its full set of accessories.
- Osmium is one of the six platinum group metals and is very hard, dense and heavy. Eleven times rarer than gold, osmium is the least abundant stable element in Earth’s crust. Moreover, pure osmium does not occur in nature; it can be obtained only as a by-product from processing nickel or copper ore and, it is estimated, only about one ton is produced globally each year.
- The dial is truly the star of the show with a textured surface that glitters blue and grey reminiscent of ice crystals giving the watch incredible presence and charisma.
- The present watch is powered by the SXH5 caliber, the first movement to be entirely conceived in-house by Czapek. This automatic caliber features a micro rotor with a recycled platinum mass.
- Limited to only 38 pieces, the present Frozen Star S is in excellent, hardly worn condition and comes with its full set of accessories.