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18k white gold case in 31 x 39 mm. 50 brilliant-cut diamonds (0.26 cts) frame Anita Porchet’s cloisonne Grand Feu enamel painting of a four-leaved clover. The egg-shape bezel, set by 36 baguette-cut diamonds (8.91 cts). Manual winding movement developed for Faberge by award-winning specialist, Agenhor Manufacture. Power reserve at 50 hours. Priced at 183,090.00 CHF

Case is 41mm with a thickness of 10.7mm; 18k white gold bezel, lugs and caseback; while the case middle and crown are in black ceramic. Automatic in house calibre 4310 with starwheel module. Dial in aventurine, three rotating disc to display the hour while the minutes are on the top. Power reserve is 70hrs Priced at CHF 48,000 WatchProfessor’s take: the Wandering Hour (Starwheel) has been around for over a century, but the display still has an avant garde edge to it, many still see this display as revolutionary. The last AP Starwheel was from the early 90s making this 1159 Starwheel a notable edition, lovely aventurine dial adding a refined touch.

is the first ever mechanical diver’s watch from Grand Seiko. 46.9mm case in Titanium. Automatic 9S hi-beat caliber and remarkable anti-magnetism of 16,000 A/m. 55 hours power reserve. Precision of -3 to +5 seconds a day, superb legibility, high durability, due to the high-intensity titanium case and bracelet and the distinctive clean edges that only Zaratsu polishing can achieve. The case is designed for saturation diving, with the valve-free helium resistance that results from Seiko’s innovative technologies, including the heavy duty construction and the L-shaped gasket. The grooves on the rotating bezel are extended for secure use, even with thick gloves. The bracelet has a sliding extension setting to accommodate pressure changes. Priced at 10,990CHF

• A watch that was inspired by the Hollywood blockbuster Interstellar (2014) captivated audiences with its special effects, intriguing plot and the moving love story between a father, Cooper, and his daughter, Murph.
• The Khaki Field Murph is one of the main emotional links between the two main characters.
• As Hamilton is celebrating its cinema year, the brand proudly announces the launch of the Khaki Field Murph Auto.
• Case is in stainless steel at 42mm.
• Automatic movement cal. H-10.
• Power reserve is at 80-hour.
• The scene-defining word “Eureka” is printed in lacquer in Morse code on the seconds hand.
• The Khaki Field Murph itself is not limited, but the special packaging is.
• In close collaboration with the film’s award-winning production designer, Nathan Crowley, the brand developed an exceptional box which is inspired by the famous tesseract from the film, with a limited production of 2,555.
• Priced at 945.00CHF

• Bronze case in 43mm with a thickness of 14.4mm; black dial with gold plated hands.
• Matched with a Alcantara strap using the newest EasX-Change system (on both buckle & strap).
• Automatic movement using caliber 82100, Pellaton winding system (bi directional).
• Power reserve is 60hrs Limited to 500 pieces.
• Priced at CHF11,200
• @TheCarsonChan WatchProfessor’s take: Mr Porter has been making some very interesting collaboration pieces.
• I like this 43mm edition with is a very wearable watch, I particularly love the dial color with full luminosity.
• One of the rare and under the radar piece from IWC x Mr Porter

• The watch case is in stainless steel at 40mm.
• The EZM 12 has been developed in collaboration with physicians for use in emergency medicine.
• Furthermore, it is a key tool for anyone working in public health.
• The case construction comprises of special seals that allows for cleaning and disinfection.
• A unique system that enables the user to quickly dissemble and assemble the watch, strap and bezel.
• When the watch was designed, it had the health professionals in mind, the design of the case has no sharp edges that could tear latex or nitrile gloves.
• Both crowns on the EZM 12 feature wide grooves, allowing even gloved hands to operate them easily.
• Count-up inner rotating bezel for quick and easy reading of the ‘platinum ten minutes’ and ‘golden hour’, as well as countdown outer rotating bezel; pulse rotor with pulse rotor scale for measuring heart rate.
• Automatic movement ETA 2836-2.
• Power reserve is at 42 hours.
• Priced at 3320€

• To reflect the love of ballet, Van Cleef & Arpels recreated the three- dimensional theater stage on the watch.
• A diamond-set upper dial, representing a sparkling chandelier and curtains; sculpted, engraved and hand-painted dial section of the draperies reveal ethereal ballerinas in miniature painting.
• The mechanical movement not only plays a melody, but also activates the automaton; the music box is made up of a 10-blade keyboard, plucked by pins located on the underside of the rotating disc that presents the visual animation.
• The four gongs of the carillon, struck by four hammers, offer additional notes.
• The two systems are carefully tuned to ensure perfect pitch for the 20- to 25-second melodies.
• 18k white gold case in 44.5mm set with diamonds and gems.
• The watch case amplifies the combo melody of the carillon and music box, transmitting it through a surface of paved diamonds.
• Three versions of the watch Émeraude Rubis and Diamant are available, each playing a different classical music theme: Pelléas et Mélisande, Op. 80by Gabriel Fauré (1898), Capriccio for piano and orchestra by Igor Stravinsky (1929) and Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 3 (1875). Each watch comes with a birchwood and walnut marquetry case, created in partnership with luthiers and acoustics experts, and enriched with an electronic amplifier.
• Manual winding movement with on demand musical animation, retrograde time display.
• Interchangable straps.
• Power reserve is 54 hours.
• Priced at 456000€

In 2016, A newly developed in house movement Caliber 1, manual winding with 240° retrograde minute hand and jumping hour, also features a protection mechanism preventing damages when setting the watch backward, 40mm 18k white gold case, limited to 150pcs, priced at US$36,000.00