If there is a marque that misses nothing in terms of tradition and mystic history, then it’s the Cuban watchmaker Cuervo y Sobrinos. Founded in the end of the 19th century in the blooming times of the Cuban capital Havana, pieces of Cuervo y Sobrinos quickly developed to elegant objects capable of withstanding the ebbs and flows of fashion for decades. Accountable for this lasting success is their consistent focus on their origins marked by the mixture of Swiss technology and finesse with a certain exotic flair. Most recent revealment is the strictly limited to 50 pieces Historiador chronograph which look is reminiscent of an old seaman’s timekeeper sealed in a luxurious 41mm 18kt rose gold case, and driven by a manual-wind Venus 188 caliber.