Watch Facts

• 42mm case in platinum.
• As the name suggest; the watch features a patent pending design utilizing a dual frequencies system.
• At the push of a button, it can switch from 5hz (regular) beat for normal operation; or 1.2hz (using silicium escapement) for extended storage operation at 65 days power reserve.
• If you leave it at 5Hz, power reserve is 4 days.
• The watch is a perpetual calendar with Instantaneous jump (patent pending), Caliber 3610 QP is an integrated perpetual calendar movement; which allows user to adjust the date at any time without the need to observe the safety zone.
• Black coating bridges NAC treated (provides better resistance to corrosion) Limited production.
• Priced at 225000€

is a very very special watch. Much of the internal components uses the brands (at the time) newest silicon called Silinvar. In this watch it’s using the GyromaxSi balance wheel. The shape of the wheel looks like an hour glass with inlaid gold added for weight. Two other parts also using this new material are the Pulsomax escapement and the Spiromax balance spring. The combination of these three components involved in the energy transfer of the watch are together called “Oscillomax.” The caliber 240 Q Si is based on the existing ultra-thin perpetual calendar caliber 240 Q automatic movement. The Si version has a power reserve of 70 hours – compared to the original’s 48 hours. “Advanced Research” printed on the dial above six o’clock. PT Platinum 950 case in 37.2mm. Limited to 300pcs.

• Goldtech is a precious metal that is slightly darker but resistant to fading than the standard 5N pink gold, the composition is using 24% copper plus a small amount 0.4% of platinum, creating this beautiful pink gold hue that is unique to Panerai.
• Blue sapphire crystal dial with traditional Chinese characters date display.
• 18k GoldTech case in 44mm with sapphire display caseback.
• Automatic micro-rotor perpetual calendar calibre P.4100 movement, all setting can be achieved via the crown in any direction.
• Leap year, year, month and power reserve are shown on the movement side.
• GMT function.
• Power reserve is 72hrs Limited to 30pcs.
• Priced at 55,000€

• Case is in 18k white gold at 51.2mm height x 31mm width x 15.5mm thickness.
• For the first time, the Reverso featuring all 4 sides of the case with displays:
  • Side 1: Hour and Minute, Tourbillon (indicating the Second), Instantaneous Perpetual Calendar, Grande Date, Day, Month, Leap Year, Night & Day.
  • Side 2: Jumping Digital Hour, Minute, Minute Repeater.
  • Side 3: Northern Hemisphere Moon Phase, Draconic Lunar Cycle (height of the moon), Anomalistic Lunar Cycle (apogee and perigee), Month, Year.
  • Side 4: Southern Hemisphere Moon Phase.
• The Triptyque with 3 sides display came out in 2006 and had a massive case 55 X 37.7mmwith a thickness of 17.9mm; making this new Quadriptyque very wearable.
• While most people paid full attention to the amazing complicated movement; I find it very refreshing that JLC had paid extra attention to the construction of the double déployant buckle; giving it very fine adjustability.
• Manual winding Calibre 185, tourbillon, minute repeater, perpetual calendar and astronomic watch.
• Power reserve is 50hrs Limited to 10pcs.
• Priced at €1.35 million

possibly the most complicated IWC watch. 18-carat red gold case at 46mm. Mechanical Hand-wound movement with 2 barrels, Breguet spring, 96-hour power reserve. Constant-force tourbillon and small seconds at 9 o’clock. Sidereal time at 12 o’clock. On the BACK SIDE- Perpetual calendar with leap year display and absolute day of the year, Celestial chart showing horizon, ecliptic and celestial equator. Indication for day, night and twilight. Display for sunrise and sunset. Made to order configuration, limitless combinations. Price at approximately CHF750,000.00

One of the very few watches on the market that is certified by both Geneva Seal and COSC. This new version of All in One has two dials and 14 indications. Top dial has central time indication, date indication at 12 o’clock, under the L.U. Chopard logo; month and leap year at 3 o’clock, classic tourbillon with small seconds hand at 6 o’clock; and the perpetual calendar’s day-of-the-week display with a 24-hour display, at 9 o’clock; while on the back dial side; an equation-of-time calculator; an indicator for the watch’s 7 days power reserve; a day-night indication; and displays for the sunrise and sunset, surrounding the orbital moon-phase. The watch also has 14 patents pending. All these indications are housed in a 18k rose gold case at 46mm. The movement is the manual wind L.U.C 05.01-L, composed of 516 parts, 42 jewels and four mainspring barrels. Only 10pcs will be made in rose gold (10 pcs will be made in Platinum; total of 20pcs). Priced at US$407,000.00 (18K RG), US$423,000.00 (PT)

18k white gold case in 42mm with a thickness of 12.6mm; midnight blue fume Grand Feu enamel, engraved caseband with blue enamel. Manual winding perpetual calendar movement calibre HMC 800; interchangeable Moser escapement, Straumann hairspring. Power reserve is 7 days Limited to 20pcs Priced at CHF99,000

A perpetual calendar can recognise leap year, different days in a month and hence you don’t need to set the watch if you keep it running.  Stainless case in 42mm with a thickness of 10.2mm.  Automatic in house FC755 calibre, with moonphase, power reserve is 38 hours.  Priced at USD 9000

Three complications in this piece : equation of time, perpetual calendar and tourbillon. In house automatic Cal. 581DPE, 80 hours power reserve. 18K rose gold case at 43.9mm. Priced at USD 215,000.00

Perpetual calendar, Tourbillon, split second chronograph, astronomical moon-phase and a movement that uses fusée and chain. This is the holy grail Lange. Lange caliber L133.1, hand-wound with 36 hour power reserve, 684 components. Platinum PT950 case in 43mm. Limited to 50pcs, priced at 480,000.00€