Cyrus presents Klepcys Alarm, a watch with an alarm function that incorporates the typical minute repeater chime. The coussin case, with a generous diameter of 46 millimetres, is available in two versions: steel only, or steel combined with grade 5 titanium with black DLC treatment, used for the bezel, the case back and the two crowns. Unlike the brand's other collections, here only the crown at 3 o'clock is operational, while the one at 9 o'clock is purely aesthetic. On the dial, the hour, minute and seconds hands are slightly off-centre to the left and read the time on an upper arc, with diamond-cut Arabic numerals filled with SuperLuminova. Between 10 and 12 o'clock, a display with a blue/black rotating disc, secured with customised screws bearing the Cyrus logo, provides the day/night indication. Between 3 and 6 o'clock is a sub-dial for setting the alarm function. Surrounded by two concentric rings, a white one with even Arabic numerals on the 24-hour display and an outer black one with the minute display on a scale of 15, it has a two-tone blue/black central part divided by a red line to distinguish the day and night hours. Between 5 and 9 o'clock, the space on the dial is dominated by a large symmetrical aperture that allows a glimpse of a section of the movement and draws the eye to the alarm hammer. The alarm, which lasts 16 seconds, is set by the crown at 3 o'clock. At the heart of the watch is the CYR1280 manufacture calibre with manual winding, which guarantees a 72-hour power reserve and is visible through the sapphire crystal opening in the case back. The Klepcys Alarm, produced in a limited series of 38 pieces for each version, is completed by a personalised black rubber strap with a central groove and the Cyrus symbol.
