Cuervo y Sobrinos releases a limited edition chronograph of 20 pieces to commemorate the 90th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Cuba and Japan

　Cuba and Japan. Documents show that a Japanese mission visited Havana as far back as the Edo period, and Japanese immigrants settled in Cuba during the Meiji period. Today, the two countries share a rich history, promoting cultural exchange through baseball. Diplomatic relations between Cuba and Japan officially began in December 1929, and this year marks the 90th anniversary of this relationship. To mark this, Cuervo y Sobrinos has released a commemorative chronograph.

Prominente Chrono Cuba x Japan 90th Anniversary Diplomatic Relations Limited Edition Model

The Prominente is an iconic model of Cuervo y Sobrinos and has been a popular series since the brand's revival. Featuring a stepped case that incorporates Art Deco aesthetics, the Prominente is equipped with a chronograph and was released as a limited edition commemorative model.

Cuervo's unique "tobacco color" dial

　This limited edition model celebrates the fragrant charm of cigars, with a tobacco leaf design on the dial in the brand's popular tobacco color.

This beautiful model features Cuervo's unique "tobacco color" dial, exuding Cuervo's unique and Cuban character.

The slightly curved case fits comfortably on the wrist, and the chronograph push buttons are designed to match the case silhouette.

All Cuervo watch boxes come with a hygrometer and can also be used as cigar boxes.

When the lid is closed, the box has a beautiful wood grain pattern and can also be used conveniently to store small items.

The case back features the words "CUBA JAPAN," representing the friendship between the two countries.

This limited edition model, "Prominente," features a stepped case incorporating Art Deco style and a tobacco-colored dial that evokes the scent of cigar remnants, and is available in 20 pieces.