Fiona Krüger Chaos Entropy I Watches

The Entropy I Collection brings a touch of colour in the Chaos Collection. BANG! CRASH! POW! Three new watches that fit excellently her or him. The Chaos of perfection or the perfection in Chaos? Let’s find out.

Fiona Kruger Entropy Blue — Entropy I, Cobalt Crash – the blue Chaos machine on a lady’s wrist.

Fiona Krüger Entropy I

The Chaos Entropy I Collection was released at the beginning of September this year. Based on the Chaos Collection, the Entropy I brings a touch of colour to it. Fiona’s creative exercise proposes three colour variations: Cobalt Crash, as the name suggests, in blue, Black Bang and Purple Pow.

About Fiona Krüger

Fiona is a well-established designer with a rich background in fine arts and product design. The “lady of skulls” – as I like to call her, gained notoriety in the world of horology with her original skull watches. The Skull Collection was the first watch collection of Fiona Krüger and it was released in 2013.

Fiona Krüger Petit Skull Bleu on the wrist — In terms of skull watches, the Petit Skull Bleu is my favourite piece from Fiona’s Skull Collection. In the background is visible Fiona’s sketchbook. She has it with her every time. All her ideas are noted, drawn together with other images in a very artistic collage.

In June 2017, based on her Skull wrist watches, Fiona released in collaboration with L’Epée a clock, suggestively named Vanitas.

Fiona and I at the Baselworld 2017 — Fiona is a charming person – funny and full of life. She is always in search of the perfect implementation of her ideas. This picture was taken during Baselworld 2017. And what a better picture than a selfie?!?

Entropy I, Cobalt Crash

The Cobalt Crash is the blue model of the Entropy I Collection. This collection is the second design of the Chaos Collection.

The Entropy I watches come with a multi-layered, partly skeletonised dials. The Cobalt Crash features beautiful shades of blue. The visible movement makes a pleasant contrast in the background.

Fiona Kruger Entropy I Cobalt Crash wrist shot for him — Regardless the wearer’s genre, The Entropy I Collection fits like a charm on the wrist

The Black Bang

The Black Bang, like all the other pieces in the collection, has a three-part Titanium case with brushed and polished finishing.

The dimensions sound large on paper, 48mm x 40mm with an 8.1mm thickness. But on the wrist, the watch sits comfortably, regardless of the wrist’s size.

Entropy Black Bang wrist lady — The Black Bang features a black DLC inner ring to make a pleasant and subtle pass from the titanium case to the black Chaos dial. The Entropy I watches look amazing on the wrist.

The dial’s construction is complex: five-part two-layered skeleton dial with a polished outline, a Silicium explosion and sun-brushed plates.
The first layer is hand-polished skeletonised with rhodium plating. The second layer has a sun-brushed finish with anthracite colouring and black coloured Silicium eruptions.

Entropy Black Bang wrist man — The Black Bang is a versatile piece, elegant and discreet.

Entropy I, Purple Pow

The purple version of the Entropy Collection features polished shard hour and minute hands, which hover above the movement. A large white lacquer hand indicates the hours and a skeletonized hand with lacquer detail indicates the minutes.

Metallic fragments on the underside of the sapphire mark the hours. These floating indices add to the feeling of depth.

Entropy Purple Pow lady — Purple Pow can be seen as the combination of Cobalt Blue and Black Bang.

The Entropy I Collection is powered by a mechanical manual wound movement, the Chaos I.

The movement is developed in collaboration with the renown movement manufacturer Agenhor. The brand is behind spectacular calibres used by Van Cleef & Arpels, Hermes and Harry Winston.

The Chaos I movement as seen from the back side of the Entropy I watches.

The Entropy I timepieces Black Bang, Cobalt Crash and Purple Pow are limited to 18 pieces each.

For more information please visit the Fiona Krüger Timepieces Website.

Fiona Krüger Chaos Entropy I Watches