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Case is in 18k rose gold in 43mm, sapphire crystal with display case back; water resistant to 30m. The watch is one of Hermes’ rare grand complications; an all new hand-wound Calibre H1926, with a central triple-axis tourbillon and a minute repeater, running on a 5Hz balance. The movement is an extensive development by Le Cercle des Horlogers. Technically complicated but also keeping its elegance, emphasizing Hermès’s rich equestrian heritage, the watch dial and movement details nod to the Duc Attelé carriage, marrying technical mastery with thematic elegance. And if you take a deeper look at the movement construction, you can see it mimic a horse and carriage, and when the minute repeater is activated, the horse will move.

Power reserve is 48-hour.

Limited to 24 pcs

Price on request

41.5mm in diameter and 14.6mm thick, featuring a sapphire crystal with a display case back and water resistance to 30m. The manual winding manufacture calibre L952.4 consists of 684 parts and is assembled twice for perfection. It includes a classic column-wheel chronograph, a perpetual calendar, and a tourbillon. It features an instantaneously jumping perpetual calendar, a precise minute counter for the chronograph, and a tourbillon with a stop-seconds mechanism for precise setting. The arrangement forms an equilateral triangle with the Lange outsize date at 12 o’clock, creating a harmonious and balanced display. Limited to 50 pcs.

Power reserve is at 50 hours.

Priced at €620,000

Stainless steel case in 42.3mm with a thickness of 12.2mm, sapphire crystal with display case back, water resistance to 50m. Grand feu enamel aqua blue fume dial. Manual winding in house calibre HMC905, flying tourbillon, minute repeater.

Power reserve is 90 hours.

Limited to 50pcs

Priced at CHF 269,000

Micro-blasted titanium case, measuring 54.1mm by 41.5mm, with a thickness of 22.4mm, and is water-resistant to 30 meters. The watch is powered by the automatic calibre HUB9013, developed over five years, comprising 592 parts and with a 48-hour power reserve. The MP-10 showcases time on rollers rather than traditional hands, with an inclined tourbillon for seconds and a power reserve indicator. Limited edition to 50 pcs.

Priced at CHF 250,000

PT950 Platinum case in 42.5mm with a thickness of 11.7mm, sapphire crystal with display case back, water resistance to 30m, platinum dial. Manual winding in house calibre 3200, tourbillon and monopusher chronograph with power reserve indicator. Power reserve is 65 hour. Geneva Seal certified.

Limited to 50pcs

Price on request

Grade 5 titanium DLC treated case in 41mm with a thickness of 15.2mm, sapphire crystal with display case back, water resistance to 100m. Brand new TH81-00 split-seconds integrated column wheel hi-beat chronograph movement, developed in collaboration with Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier. It’s based on the calibre Seed VMF 6710. This automatic movement operates at 36,000 vibrations per hour. The movement is notable for its use of titanium components.

Power reserve is 65 hours.

Limited production

Priced at €135,000

Black ceramic case in 42mm with a thickness of 14mm, sapphire crystal, Supersonnerie case back, water resistant to 20m. Black dial with “Grande Tapisserie” pattern, white gold applied hour-markers and luminescent Royal Oak hands.

Hand winding calibre 2953 minute repeater with Supersonnerie technology.

Power reserve is 72hrs

Price on request

Titaninum case in 43.5mm. 11 years of development, 935 parts, 11 safety system, 3 selection modes: Grande Sonnerie, Petite Sonnerie and Silence, Minute Repeater, Cathedral gong, Hammer visible on the dial side, Silent Striking regulator, 20-hour striking mechanism power reserve Automatic winding of the striking mechanism Tourbillon 24 Secondes. Power reserve is at 72hour Priced at 1,150,000.00CHF

• Sapphire crystal case in 42.5mm with a thickness of 11.55mm, openwork sapphire dial, sapphire crystal crown and pusher, sapphire crystal display caseback.
• Manual winding LUC 08.01-L movement, Chopard patented : safety device on the minute repeater, phantom quarter, monobloc sapphire crystal gong, COSC chronometer certified.
• Power reserve is 50hrs
• Limited to 5pcs
• Priced CHF450,000

• The world’s first combination of a tourbillon and constant-force mechanism on a single axis.
• First, the name Kodo means beating – or I interpret it as heartbeat.
• The first thing besides the beauty of the watch, is the sound this escapement generates (please check the last video, I tried to capture the unique beating sound, turn up the volume!)
• It really emulates the sound of a heartbeat because as the title says, it’s the first tourbillon with a constant force on the same axis.
• The case is made up of two different materials, first is 905PT platinum, and the second is Seiko’s Brilliant Hard Titanium, of course using the brand’s signature Zaratsu polishing to finish, the result is a very well balanced weight and a fascinating sheen on these two white metal.
• The movement is a manual winding 9ST1, that took GS team more than 2 years to develop.
• Because the constant force and the tourbillon is on the same axis, there is no need for wheels or other gear between the two, no loss in energy leading this to an increase of power and precision.
• The movement is rated -3/+5 seconds per day (much higher than the COSC requirement).
• The movement is decorated with the usual high GS standard, with the hour and minute showing at upper side of the dial, power reserve show at 9 and the tourbillon is visible at 6.
• Power reserve is 72hrs Limited to 20pc.
• Priced at 370,000€