Strehler’s Säntis puts world time under one crown

Andreas Strehler’s Säntis builds on the Sirna with a world-time display controlled entirely through one crown. The 40mm steel case stays relatively slim at 9.7mm, while city and 24-hour rings surround a patterned titanium dial. The layout brings a familiar traveller’s complication into the independent maker’s deliberately restrained Strehler collection.

Its in-house SA-30W movement winds automatically and provides a 60-hour power reserve. An exhibition back reveals the gold rotor and decorated bridges. MONOCHROME’s March 2026 coverage describes separate crown positions for winding, ring adjustment and setting the time. This is an introduction to that model, rather than a claim of a new October release.