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Case is in PT950 in 39mm diameter and thickness at 9.7mm. Manual winding Lange manufacture calibre L122.1, hand finishing and assembled, this is the 69th Lange movement; there are many features on this minute repeating movement. The chiming mechanism has a pause elimination feature. It skips the common pause between the hour and minute strike when no double tone must be struck for the quarter hours in the first 14 minutes after the top of the hour. To prevent damage to the chiming mechanism, it was equipped with a safety device so that the minute repeater cannot be activated while the crown is pulled out. Further, the crown cannot be pulled out when the chiming mechanism is active. Finally, the patented hammer blocker causes the hammers to dwell in their home position for fractions of a second after the gongs have been struck. Thus, the rebounding hammers cannot bounce and strike the gongs again. The watch is paired with a black, hand-stitched leather strap with a platinum deployant buckle. Power reserve is 72 hours Limited to 50pcs.  Priced at €409,000

2020 marks the 40th anniversary for Andersen. This year they have launched the Jumping Hour in platinum to celebrate this milestone. Case is in Platinum PT950 in 38mm. Automatic movement Fre?de?ric Piguet 11.50 dual barrel , Jumping hour mechanism developed by Andersen. 21k blue gold hand guilloche motive, white gold minute hand. Power reserve is 60 hours Limited to 40pc Priced at 41600CHF

18k gold case 38x45mm. This watch was Andy Warhol’s Collection. Beta 21 quartz movement. The Beta 21 quartz movement is an electronic movement used in wristwatches. Developed in the late 1960s by the Swiss consortium CEH, it features a high-frequency quartz crystal oscillator (8192 Hz) for enhanced accuracy. While it had a limited production run, the Beta 21 movement played a crucial role in the advancement of quartz watch technology, marking the start of the industry’s quartz revolution.

18k white gold case in 47mm, contains 233 saphirs of over 24 ct in total, in rare blue royal, baguette-cut, invisible mounting, with three solitary trillion saphirs floating on the dial, beside the three tourbillons. Manual winding movement with Triple tourbillon with three differentials. Power reserve is at 48hrs Unique piece Priced at 1,200,000.00CHF

Titanium case with sapphire crystal and case back with anti-reflective treatment in 59 mm x 43.4 mm. With the newest Caliber ARF17 in manual winding – two double barrel (4 barrels) to provide 120hrs to each side of the movement. Two independent movement with mirrored regulators; connected by their patented clutch springs. Limited to 8pcs. Priced at 180,000.00CHF

H. Moser is launching an updated version of the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Funky Blue, measuring 42 mm and featuring the brand’s logo in transparent lacquer. To mark this event, and to aid those who may still wonder how their perpetual calendar works, H. Moser & Cie. is creating a very special commemorative limited edition which showcases the ingenious technical characteristics of the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar, transforming its normally minimalist dial into a “cheat sheet”. 18k white gold case in 42mm. Manual winding in-house HMC800 perpetual calendar movement, featuring the brand’s signature interchangeable escapement and Straumann hairspring. This perpetual calendar movement is considered to be the smartest on the market, as it can be adjusted both forwards and backwards at any time of the day. Using dual barrel, the watch has a power reserve of 168 hours Limited to 20pcs Priced at CHF 59,000

Titanium PVD case in 50 x 42 x 17.8 mm with 84 studs of 14 different sizes to symbolically represent the Punk ethos. Hand wound mechanical movement calibre HL2.0, which combines the jumping hour, which is half-trailing, the retrograde minute. Power reserve is at 45 hours. Unique piece

18k white gold case in 43mm. Moon phase display for both the southern and northern hemispheres; time display on one disc and date on another. The moon display was designed by Dimitri Rybaltchenko; there is a secret (hidden) horse, can you find it? Two versions are available; one with a meteorite dial & grey lacquered disc, the second one with an aventurine dial and white lacquered discs. Automatic Hermes caliber H1837 with a patent-pending module. Power reserve is at 50 hours. Limited to 100pcs to each version. Priced at US$25,500.00

This is the 2nd collaboration between Hublot and the Japanese contemporary artist 59 year old Takashi Murakami. The sapphire case is in 45mm. The dial features Murakami’s signature smiling flower; it spins as the watch moves (note, this is not part of the winding rotor, and the rotation is non-functional). The smiling flower features 12 petals, one for each hour, they are set with 487 stones in rubies, pink sapphires, amethysts, blue sapphires, tsavorites, yellow and orange sapphires. Automatic Hublot in house movement calibre Unico MHUB1214.Power reserve is 72 hours Limited to 100 pcs Priced at USD106,000

• The Klokers KLOK-08 inspired by the circular slide rule, a once ubiquitous calculating instrument.
• A slide rule is a mechanical analog computer usually comprising three scales, one of which slides between the other two.
• The color schemes of the KLOK-08 respresent this 1960’s style.
• In a similar way, the dial is composed of three circular disks — one each for the hours, minutes and seconds — which rotate at different speeds to slide past each other.
• And it has interchangeable heads.
• Quartz movement.
• Priced at 379€