Looking for information about an older Snyper watch? This English guide helps you find the relevant part of our historical archive. The linked model articles are written in German.
You can also browse the complete historical Snyper archive (German).
Choose a model family
- Snyper One: models and materials — Start with the early One documentation, then compare the individual colour, case and material variants. Later catalogue descriptions are not automatically treated as specifications for the 2009 watch.
- Snyper One: stone-set variants — Find the historical catalogue entries for stone-set versions, including notes on differences between sources and details that remain unresolved.
- Snyper Two — Browse the documented colour, dial and strap configurations. The individual articles distinguish similarly named editions rather than combining all their specifications.
- Snyper Ironclad — Compare the recorded case finishes, dial colours and strap or bracelet configurations. Check the specific version before applying a description to an individual watch.
- Snyper F-117 — Read the comparison of the historical Titanium, PVD Black and Pure Steel versions, with their descriptions kept separate.
- Historical accessories — Find the lighter module and laser/light modules. The archive identifies documented features and open questions about fit and compatibility.
Looking for the press release from 5 May 2009?
Our Snyper One 2009 article (German) explains the historical manufacturer document and links to the archived English PDF. The article is a modern commentary, not the original press release.
How to read the archive
- Check the source and date. Historical manufacturer statements, third-party reports and present-day editorial explanations are identified in the articles.
- Match the version. A similar model name does not prove identical materials, dimensions, movement or accessories. Open questions remain visible rather than being filled with assumptions.
- Separate a specification from today’s condition. A historical water-resistance figure or equipment list does not establish the condition or completeness of a surviving watch.
About this website today
Snyper Watches is now a German-language editorial website about sports watches, chronographs, operation and fit. The present publication does not act as the manufacturer or official service provider of the historical Snyper brand. These archive articles are not current product tests.
For the current reading list, visit the Snyper Watches homepage (German). This English page is a short navigation guide; it does not reproduce the former brand website or provide a full English edition of the magazine.
Earlier version of this entry
The English homepage preserved by the Internet Archive on 15 February 2012 documents the earlier use of this address. Its historical contact, shop and service information should not be treated as current information from this publication.
Guide and links checked on 17 October 2026. The linked articles provide their own source notes.