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Patrimony Traditionnelle Caliber 2755 This is a grande complication watch, tourbillon, minute repeater and perpetual calendar.The manual winding Calibre 2755 movement beats at 2.5Hz, Geneva seal, with over 602 parts, 58 hours power reserve. 18k rose gold case in 44mm. Priced at US$699,000.00

• winner of the Lady’s Complication Prize at the Grand Prix de l’Horlogerie de Genève in 2013.
• Limited production
• Priced at CHF 129,000
• In 2022, the model receives new updates in two new 40mm pieces. The ballerina’s body is carved in relief in gold, the headdress, face, bust and waist are decorated with diamonds. Her dress at the bottom part is done in champlevé enamel, sapphires and diamonds. The watch is a double retrograde time-on-demand movement. Activiting the button at 8 o’clock, the ballerina’s tutu shows the hours rises first, then by the other shows the minute. It will remain in place for a few seconds, enabling the time to be read, then return simultaneously to their starting points

– Mythological Times. Kronos was one of the chief gods of Greek mythology, who with his hour glass personified time and with his scythe, fate. The dial of this model depicts a young woman vainly pursuing eternal youth while Kronos inexorably fulfils his mission. Enamel painting by Shinji Himeno. 40mm in stainless steel case. ETA 2892A2 – Automatic movement with 42 hours power reserve. Limited to 100 piece. Priced at 8,800.00 CHF

• Platinum PT 950 case in 39mm
• Thickness at 11.3mm
• Manual winding movement
• Power reserve is 60hrs
• World time indication
• Unique Piece
• Priced at CHF365,000

The Gangreserve was issued in 2005 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Chronometerwerke Hamburg. Chronometerwerke Hamburg GmbH was founded in 1905 by seven prominent Hamburg shipbuilding firms to design and manufacture high precision nautical chronometers. The company was purchased in 1938 by Herbert Wempe and the name was changed to Wempe Chronometerwerke. During the second World War, Wempe Chronometerwerke collaborated with A. Lange & Söhne to produce standard chronometers for the German navy. In 2005, eleven watch companies issued limited editions to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the original company, with all the LEs being sold exclusively through Wempe. This particular model was produced; 100pcs in yellow gold, 100pcs in Platinum and 25 pcs in rose gold. Automatic Lange Cal. L921.6, the superlative Sax-0-Mat movement with zero seconds reset. 343 parts, 42 jewels, and a gold rotor with platinum edge. The Sax-0-Mat beats at 21,600 vph, with a power reserve of 48 hours. The Platinum 950 is in 40.6mm, price at the time was US$39,700.00

the perfect companion for cafe racer motorcyclist. 45mm aged stainless steel case, 36,000VPH ElPrimero automatic movement, column wheel chronograph, approx USD7,500

In physics, resonance is a phenomenon in which a vibrating system or external force drives another system to oscillate with greater amplitude at specific frequencies. This watch takes advantage of this physics phenomenon and made two resonating balances to offer better stability of rate and higher precision, because two oscillators will tend to reinforce each other. The Armin Strom Mirrored Force was released in 2016, this year the Pure Resonance takes on a more simple approach by reducing a seconds counter. 42mm in 18k rose gold. Manual winding movement; caliber ARF16 with 48-hour power reserve. Limited to 50pcs. Priced at 62,000.00CHF

• PT950 Platinum Case in 38mm
• 8.75mm thickness
• Manual winding movement
• Power Reserve 82 hrs
• Limited to 50 pcs
• Priced CHF 125,000

automatic movement BR.Cal.301, stainless steel case in 41mm, tachymeter bezel, power reserve at 40 hours. Priced at HK$32,600 or US$4,400.00