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Hublot Big Bang Unico Chronograph Retrograde Euro 2016, 43mm ceramic case, automatic chronograph with column wheel, 72 hours power reserve, a commemorate edition for the Euro Cup 2016, only 100 pcs made (approx USD28,500)

• Stainless steel case in 41mm with a thickness of 12mm
• Time is displayed using regulator style. Watch is paired with a rubber strap with folding clasp
• Automatic movement AL650 caliber (Unitas 6498 based)
• Power reserve is 38hrs
• Limited to 888pcs
• Priced at 1,950€
• Watch from 2022

This is a tribute to the 1968 ULTRA-CHRON Diver, the first dive watch to be equipped with a high-frequency movement at the time. This re-edition model has a stainless steel case in 43mm. Automatic calibre L836.6, a high-frequency “in house” movement. “high-frequency” is defined when the balance wheel oscillates at 36,000 beats per hour (10 beats every second) or higher. LONGINES pioneered in 1914 (to time 1/10th of a second) and 1916 (to time 1/100th of a second), improved precise timekeeping. From 1959 onwards, LONGINES made use of the high-beat-movements to increase the accuracy of its watches. Power reserve is 52 hrs Priced at CHF3,500

The automatic mechanical chronograph movement is based on a Valjoux 7750 modified by La Joux-Perret, 48 hr power reserve. Inspired by the spirit of Burt Munro – For 25 years in Invercargill at the south end of New Zealand, Burt Munro (1899-1978) has been working on increasing the speed of his motorcycle, a 1920 Indian. He dreams of taking it to the Bonneville Salt Flats to see how fast it will go. By the early 1960s, heart disease threatens his life, so he mortgages his house and takes a boat to Los Angeles, buys an old car, builds a makeshift trailer, gets the Indian through customs, and heads for Utah. Despite many set backs, Munro finally sets the land speed world record at Utah’s Bonneville Salt Flats in 1967. Stainless steel case in 44mm. Limited to 1967 pieces. Priced at USD 3,750.00

This watch from 2016 is a COSC-certified chronograph that has a second zone-time indicator. The technology used to make the case comes from aerospace and formula one racing. The watch is a limited edition of 250 pieces. Carbon case in 45mm. Priced at US$22,700.00

Titanium case in 45mm. Manual winding in house A-310 Tourbillon movement with Titanium main plate, silicium anchor and escape wheel. Movement weight only 8.6g. Power reserve is at 120hr. Limited to 25 pcs. Priced at $32,800 CHF

The watch use magnetic fields to move the steel balls contained in each of the side sapphire crystal tubes up and down to indicate the hours and minutes! The new movement is the caliber FLY11. It uses a sophisticated titanium curved base plate and contains a flying tourbillon. The tourbillon is angled at 30 degree and is mounted on double ceramic bearings. Most of this watch uses titanium – especially the movement. But the current versions of the X-TREM-1 watch have titanium mixed with a precious metal. The X-TREM-1 case is 40.80mm wide by 56.80mm. Priced at CHF288,000

with the special fir wood dial in green. The black ceramic limited edition, the inner case is made of titanium and outer shell and bezel are made of ceramic, the movement is adjusted to +/- 10seconds per month, this is a truly amazing achievement! 46.4mm Limited to 600pcs, priced at €13,500.00 REF SBGC017

Titanium case in 45mm. 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 11 pcs Priced at 480,000.00CHF