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Gronefeld 1941 Remontoire Only Watch (2019). Stainless steel case in 39.5mm. The movement is a manual winding caliber that features an eight seconds constant force mechanism; ensuring the force serving the balance wheel does not fluctuate. From the mainspring being fully wound to the last minute of the power reserve, the delivery of the energy never fluctuates. The result is that the amplitude and rate remain consistent, leading to superior precision. This Only Watch edition has a frosted middle case with its unique frosted dial. A blue governor is visible at 9 o’clock and spins every eight seconds when the remontoire constant force mechanism is functioning. Power reserve 36 hours. Unique piece Estimate at 48,000-69,000CHF Hammered at 70,000CHF

The Haldimann H1 Flying Central Tourbillon (first introduced in 2002). Platinum 950 case in 39mm. Manual winding Caliber H-Zen-A with central one-minute flying tourbillon; 38-hour power reserve. Priced at CHF180,800.00

Manual winding movement Caliber 95290, 54 jewels, 44mm in Platinum.

Created with Phillips in Association with Bacs & Russo and Lavish Attic (2021). Stainless steel case in 39mm with a thickness of 10.7mm. Two part black enamel dial utilizing a new technology. Manual winding CAL.VI-I using titanium on the main plate, bridge, balance cock and levers. Watch is to be auctioned by Phillips in Hong Kong on May 27th lot number 933. Unique piece Estimate at US$59,000

Case is in titanium or red gold combination with sapphire crystal. 45mm across, 54mm from nose to tail and height of 24mm. Left crown at 11 o’clock for winding; right crown at 1 o’clock for setting the time. Manual winding movement with a frequency at 2.5Hz (18,000vph). Bespoke flying 14mm balance wheel. Movement is composed of 301 components. Single barrel with a power reserve of 45hrs. Priced at CHF 98,000 (Ti) CHF 112,000 (Ti/18k)

Manual winding in house movement, the Chanel Calibre 1 has a power reserve of 72 hours operating at 4Hz (28,800bph). The signature of the Chanel Calibre 1 are the large-window jumping hour display, small seconds dial, and 240-degree retrograde minute hand. 18k white gold case in 40mm. Priced at US$35,000.00

Inspired by the 1969 reference BA145.022, this version is in 18k moonshine gold in 42mm. Sapphire crystal front and back, burgundy ceramic bezel with tachymeter scale. Manual winding chronograph Calibre Omega 3861, in-house, Master Chronometer certified; featuring mostly identical 1861 layout with the exception of an Co-axial escapement, hacking seconds, accuracy to 0+5 seconds per day and resistance to magnetism of up to 15,000 gauss. Power reserve is at 48hrs. Limited to 1,014 pieces Priced at 32,000.00CHF

• Stainless steel case in 47mm.
• Beige with luminous numerals dial.
• In house manual wind movement P.3000 with 3 days power reserve.
• Limited to 250pcs.
• Priced at 9,500€