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The watch was developed in partnership with brand ambassador and record-breaking explorer Ben Saunders. Endurance is based on the Supermarine with new features. 24-hour GMT and a compass bezel for navigation, make this an absolute essential tool watch. Ben Saunders developed this watch for his Trans-Antarctic Solo Expedition. This is the second collaboration with Saunders; the first joint effort was back in 2014 with the Terra Nova. Titanium case in 43mm. Display case back, water resistance to 500m. Bi directional bezel. Automatic movement Bremont BE-93-2AE, power reserve at 42hrs. COSC Chronometer certified. Limited to 300pcs. Priced at US$6,395.00

• Grade 5 titanium case in 42mm.
• The blue and white dial reflecting the design elements surrounding the explorer theme, ice and snow.
• The watch is a world time display, shown at the two turning domed hemisphere globes at 6 and 12 o’clock, which are surrounded by a fixed scale with the 24 time zones and include a day/night blue indicator that has been coated in rhodium (for both the Northern and Southern hemispheres).
• This version comes with a blue Sfumato calfskin strap with white stitching.
• There is another version that comes with a titanium and stainless steel bracelet.
• Automatic Montblanc caliber MB 29.25 movement.
• Power reserve is at 42 hours.
• Priced at 5,600€

In 2004 South African born explorer Mike Horn completed a two-year, 3-month solo circumnavigation of the Arctic Circle, and in 2006 along with Norwegian explorer Børge Ousland, became the first men to travel without dog or motorised transport to the North Pole during winter, in permanent darkness. Of course, a watch with a Quartz movement would simply freeze, he relied on his PAM92 to navigate in such extreme conditions. Anti magnetism with soft iron inner case, water resistance to 300 meters, capable to resist extreme temperatures down to –70° (whereas the oils used in a normal watch would fail at –30°); the Arktos can also be used as a compass. The Luminor Arktos was released in 2004 (limited 500pcs)

• Named after the British explorer, it was originally released in 1962, this watch is the perfect blend of vintage and new material.
• Although Rado had already used ceramic for the bezel of its signature dive watch, it is the first time that ceramic is applied to the entire Captain Cook.
• Monobloc construction case, plasma high-tech ceramic in 43mm.
• Plasma ceramic is forged in an oven at 20,000°C transform finished white ceramic into a material with a metallic shine, retaining its essential properties: lightness, hardness, and comfort.
• Bezel is Gold PVD coated stainless steel with insert made of polished ceramic.
• Dial in black-tinted sapphire crystal.
• Automatic Rado calibre R734 (base Powermatic 80) openworked, anti-magnetic Nivachron hairspring.
• Power reserve is 80hrs. Priced at CHF 3,700  (ref R32127162)

• Created in 2019 for the American explorer and photographer Cory Richards as a prototype watch, this year Vacheron brought that prototype into production, the Everest Dual time.
• Cory and his team attempted to summit Everest via the extremely treacherous North-East Ridge, approaching from Tibet.
• The winter climb of Gasherbrum II (GII), the thirteenth-highest mountain in the world at 8,035 meters above sea level, saw Richards become the first American to summit Gasherbrum II.
• Case is 41mm in titanium.
• Automatic in-house calibre 5110 DT/2, dual time function.
• Power reserve is 60hrs Limited 150pcs.
• Priced at 30700€

• Oyster steel and 18k gold case in 36mm.
• Automatic in house calibre 3230 with bidirectional winding.
• Paramagnetic blue Parachrom hairspring, balance wheel with variable inertia, regulating via 4 gold Microstella nuts.
• Paraflex shock absorbers and Chronergy escapement.
• Paramagnetic pallet fork and escape wheel.
• Superlative Chronometer (COSC + Rolex certification after casing) -2/+2 sec/day accuracy.
• Power reserve is 70hrs.
• Priced at €10,300

Featuring an in-house Calibre 780 automatic movement, total of 569 parts. Chronograph with digital minute counter placed under 12 o’clock. Column-wheel paired with vertical clutch, making this one of my favorite Chronograph. GMT, Power reserve indicator, 60 hours power reserve. Titanium case with black ceramic bezel at 46.8mm. Priced at US$53,000.00

• LIP Watches is a French brand that was founded in 1867 and created some innovative pieces during the 80s.
• Fred Lip created this Himalaya model in 1954.
• A mountain enthusiast, it is with Lionel Terray mountain guide and Maurice Herzog renowned for climbing the Annapurna, that he decides to pay tribute to the highest peak of the Himmalaya.
• The automatic date version is in 40mm stainless steel case.
• Automatic winding movement.
• Priced at 399€

• Titanium case in 44mm with 17.1mm thickness, black ceramic bezel insert with luminous point, titanium caseback with laser Everest engraving, titanium pushers and crown. Blue glacial pattern dial.
• MB 29.27 automatic movement that utilises a specific lubricants that can perform at minus 50 degree Celsius, the case is assembled in absence of oxygen to prevent fogging or oxidation in extreme coldness environments. This watch will accompany Nimsdai Purja to reach the peak of Everest in May 2022.
• Power reserve is 46 hours
• Limited to 290 pcs
• Priced at US$8600
• Collection 2022