The latest in Swiss innovation, the Snyper Watch makes a strong impression in both style and tech specs. Its 7755 S caliber movement surpasses the 7550 movement Swiss timekeeping is so famous for. One of the watch’s most memorably stylish features allows you to view the mechanical movement behind a sapphire glass back that’s been engraved with a target. Expect a limited edition run of only 100 watches when it’s released in June 2009.
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