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Kurono Tokyo Special Projects Réserve de Marche 'Sensu N.O.S.'

Timekeepers Club / October 10, 2024
Introducing the new Kurono Special Projects Réserve de Marche nicknamed ‘SENSU NOS’ - a 38mm mechanical power reserve complication with a guilloché dial which for the first time uses in-house modified movements based on new-old-stock (NOS) calibers from Citizen Japan. The 38mm Special Projects RdM ‘Sensu’ will be launched in Blue and Cream dial variants.
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Kurono Tokyo 34mm Lineup 2023

Timekeepers Club / March 3, 2023
The new Kurono 34mm comes in four colour variations, each with a neutral black leather strap that will match in any occasion: Darkmist, Smoke, Midnight and Persimmon.
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Kurono Tokyo Chronograph 1 Mk.2

Timekeepers Club / November 23, 2022
The Chronograph 1 Mk.2 is a new study in gentility and is a significant evolution of our first ever chronograph - incorporating its best design elements into the new Mk.2 chronograph case.
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Kurono Tokyo Grand Urushi Aoyama

Timekeepers Club / December 13, 2022
In celebration of its new salon in Aoyama, Kurono is proud to introduce the very limited Kurono Grand Urushi Aoyama - three exceptional urushi executions limited to 188 pieces each (including those sold as a set).
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Kurono Tokyo 2021 Anniversary Toki 朱鷺

Timekeepers Club / May 1, 2021
In celebration of Kurono’s second-year anniversary, Hajime-sensei had a specific aim to create a color that was as unique as possible to Japanese culture, and differentiate itself from the typical 'salmon'-shade dial popular amongst watchmakers in the West.
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Kurono Tokyo 'Reiwa'

Timekeepers Club / November 25, 2019
As the first Hajime Asaoka Sensei design to be introduced in the new reign of Emperor Naruhito, the new Kurono Classic is nicknamed ‘REIWA’. Its complex two-part dial provides a glint of metallic sophistication at the periphery - off-set by the serenity of a perfect solid coloured center.
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Kurono Tokyo Grand Akane '茜'

Timekeepers Club / November 25, 2020
Kurono introduces its first artisan-level timepiece - the Grand:Akane - with a uniquely made urushi dial featuring a ‘Hamon (刃文)’ pattern that is finished with the traditional Japanese ‘Niiro 煮色’ chemical treatment, and then sealed by an additional layer of suki-urushi (transparent lacquer).
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Kurono Tokyo Chronograph II

Timekeepers Club / February 15, 2021
KURONO unveils the new Kurono Chronograph 2, featuring a more refined and sophisticated design language by Japanese master watchmaker Hajime Asaoka.
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Kurono Tokyo Chronograph I

Timekeepers Club / May 1, 2020
Chronograph 1 is Kurono Tokyo’s first ever chronograph, designed by Japanese watchmaking extraordinaire Hajime Asaoka. A 38mm column-wheel chronograph, the Chronograph 1 features a monochromatic art-deco design language that is distinctively Hajime Asaoka.
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Kurono Tokyo Chronograph II White 'Shiro'

Timekeepers Club / February 23, 2022
Hajime Asaoka presents the new Kurono Chronograph II in white - nicknamed 'Shiro' - a refined classical interpretation of his iconic Chronograph II design launched in black in early 2021.
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Kurono Tokyo 2022 Anniversary Grand Mori '森'

Timekeepers Club / May 28, 2022
Kurono presents the 2022 anniversary edition timepiece, Grand Mori '森', featuring traditional Japanese lacquer 'urushi' craftsmanship.
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Kurono Tokyo Grand Hagane '鋼'

Timekeepers Club / December 10, 2021
This time, Hajime Asaoka-sensei designed and implemented this "Tamahagane" image pattern for the urushi dial. Some people carry "Tamahagane" as a good luck charm because of its "stone language".
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Kurono Tokyo 34mm

Timekeepers Club / July 20, 2022
The Kurono 34mm comes in four colour variations, each with its own strap that are colour-coordinated with the dial; White/Blue, Ochre/White, White/Red and Blue/Ivory.
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Kurono Tokyo Calendrier 'Type I'

Timekeepers Club / August 10, 2022
The Kurono Calendrier 'Type I' is a complete calendar watch with a classic coin-edged bezel that ushers in a new design language by master watchmaker Hajime Asaoka - designed for the gentleman adventurer but still firmly rooted in his penchant for the vintage romanticism of the art-deco era.