Watch Facts

• Matte black ceramic case in 42mm.
• Automatic chronograph movement BR-CAL.301. Bi color flange with white and yellow.
• Tachymeter with a highly visible white backgrould.
• Power reserve at 40 hours.
• Limited to 999pcs.
• Priced at 5,990.00€

Stainless steel case in 42mm. Automatic manufacturer caliber B25. Copper dial with triple calendar, moonphase and chronograph. COSC certification. Power reserve is 48hrs. Priced at US$12,950.00

• Stainless steel case with silver, blue or black dial in 43mm.
• Automatic movement with column-wheel and flyback function.
• Based on the super-reliable 7750 movement, then highly modified by La Joux-Perret.
• 4Hz and 42 hours power reserve.
• Priced at 5,900.00€

• The watch features a dual-time zone display, power reserve, day and night indicator, a grand feu enamel dial and a classic tourbillon.
• Case is in 18k rose gold at 43.5mm.
• Manual tourbillon movement caliber SXH2 developed exclusively for this watch by Chronode.
• Power reserve at 60 hours, one barrel.
• Limited to 9 pieces in RoseGold
• Priced at 88,000.00CHF

DeBethune DB25 Starry Varius (2018). The watch has a brand new redesigned case and lugs in Titanium at 42mm. Dial is made out of polished and blued titanium, that can be custom made to your specific location; reflecting the night sky pattern. Manual winding movement DB2005 with titanium balance wheel, silicon escape wheel and Triple pare-chute shock absorbing system with 6 days of power reserve. Limited production to 30pcs. Priced at CHF 60000.00

RG plated case in 42mm. Automatic FC380 count down chronograph movement. Power reserve is at 42 hours. Priced at €3595

Sandblasted titanium case in 47mm. SkyChart, Day&Night indication and Tourbillon. Both globe made in titanium and blue is done by oxydation by laser. Continent by liquid ceramic – luminescent Saturn bridge on the earth globe. Manual winding caliber GP09320-109. Power reserve is at 60hours. Priced at CHF295,000

• The world’s first combination of a tourbillon and constant-force mechanism on a single axis.
• First, the name Kodo means beating – or I interpret it as heartbeat.
• The first thing besides the beauty of the watch, is the sound this escapement generates (please check the last video, I tried to capture the unique beating sound, turn up the volume!)
• It really emulates the sound of a heartbeat because as the title says, it’s the first tourbillon with a constant force on the same axis.
• The case is made up of two different materials, first is 905PT platinum, and the second is Seiko’s Brilliant Hard Titanium, of course using the brand’s signature Zaratsu polishing to finish, the result is a very well balanced weight and a fascinating sheen on these two white metal.
• The movement is a manual winding 9ST1, that took GS team more than 2 years to develop.
• Because the constant force and the tourbillon is on the same axis, there is no need for wheels or other gear between the two, no loss in energy leading this to an increase of power and precision.
• The movement is rated -3/+5 seconds per day (much higher than the COSC requirement).
• The movement is decorated with the usual high GS standard, with the hour and minute showing at upper side of the dial, power reserve show at 9 and the tourbillon is visible at 6.
• Power reserve is 72hrs Limited to 20pc.
• Priced at 370,000€

Titanium case in 45mm with titanium bracelet. Manual winding movement (with 3 patents). GMT, 2nd time zone, rotating globe with universal time and day-and-night indication, universal time on 24 time zones, summer and winter time, cities observing summer time, GMT and Earth pushers,Tourbillon 24 Secondes. Power reserve is at 72 hours. Limited to 33 pcs Priced at 520,000.00CHF

• Stainless steel case at 39.5mm (10.5 mm thickness).
• Automatic caliber G06 with unidirectional winding.
• Power reserve is at 56 hours.
• Available in WG, SS or RG case.
• Priced at 29950€ SS 37300€ RG 38750€ WG (Stainless Steel version in the photo)