Epos 3435 Verso 2 LE
The Verso flips a half-skeletonised Unitas 6497 so its balance and bridges face the wearer, which leaves the small seconds on the back of the case, where Epos marks it as a pulsometer: count 20 beats from the start line and the scale gives the heart rate. This version builds a blue and white dial in three layers around the open movement, in plain steel on a black leather strap. Limited to 888 pieces.
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