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Case is in Stainless steel with bronze bezel at 40mm. Fume green dial with beige super luminova indices. Indigo Momotaro denim strap with two stripes. Automatic Oris calibre 733 movement. Power reserve is at 38 hours. Priced at 2,100CHF

• Stainless steel case in 33mm with sapphire display case back, quick release bracelet system. Blue gradiant dial with 63 diamonds that portrays the coastline of the French Riviera.
• Automatic ETA 2892-A2 movement.
• Power reserve is 42hrs
• Priced at CHF6150
• 2022 Collection

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

Stainless steel case in 42mm. The two crowns, (the lower) one for setting time (and date) and (the upper) one for rotating the inner diving bezel. Water resistance to 300m. Automatic Longines caliber L633 (ETA2824-2) with 38hrs power reserve. Priced at 1,540.00€

2018 marks the 25th year anniversary since the first SeaMaster Diver 300 was introduced. The 42mm case is a mixture of materials; tantalum as the base metal of the bezel and the middle links of the bracelet. Other materials include grade 2 titanium for the case and contrasting links in the bracelet. Another material is Omega’s proprietary 18k Sedna Gold on the crown, bezel ring, helium escape valve and the hands. Automatic Omega’s Master Coaxial movement Caliber Master Chronometer 8806. This movement that is certified by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology – METAS. Anti-magnetic to 15,000 gauss. Power reserve at 55hours. Limited to 2500pcs. Priced at 12,000.00CHF

• Stainless steel case in 43mm with a 12.58mm thickness.
• Unidirectional bezel with ceramic bezel insert in blue, 300m water-resistant.
• Automatic Hamilton H-10 calibre; with antimagnetic Nivachron balance spring.
• Power reserve is 80 hrs.
• Priced at €995

• This is the 2nd collaboration between Hublot and the Japanese contemporary artist
• Sapphire case in 45mm. The dial spins as the watch moves The smiling flower features 12 petals, one for each hour, they are set with 487 stones in rubies, pink sapphires, amethysts, blue sapphires, tsavorites, yellow and orange sapphires.
• Automatic Hublot in house movement calibre Unico MHUB1214.
• Power reserve is 72 hours
• Limited to 100 pcs
• Priced at USD106,000

The Tonda 1950 has a round 18k pink gold case in 40mm. The 18k pink gold bezel is inlaid with 40 rectangular-cut gems with a total weight of 2.59 carats, including blue, pink, orange and yellow sapphires; rubies, tsavorites and amethysts, and the small ring in the dial is inlaid with 31 Rectangular-cut gemstones hold a starry sky-like sandstone dial. The flying tourbillon is set off with 572 round diamonds. Automatic flying tourbillon movement PF517. Power reserve is 48hrs Priced at US$178,000.00