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This watch features a manually wound AK-03 movement, as the name suggested; the watch is a Tourbillon, a jumping hour and a chiming watch. Between 12 and 6, the chiming mechanism, jumping hour mechanism and the tourbillon are stacked on top of each other. hand-engraved inscriptions, and 56 inwards polished angles that is polished by hand; not machine! Black steel case in 43mm; priced at 180,000.00 CHF

Case is 44mm made in Cuprum 479 alloy, it’s a world premiere because it preserves the positive qualities of copper and its ancestral benefits without any oxidation throughout time. Manual winding caliber with cylindrical spiral. Lapis dial. Power reserve is at 72hrs Priced at 214,107CHF

Launched during the Dubai Watch Week Horology Forum HK .10, the case is 38.5mm vapor blasted brushed stainless steel case with a thickness of 10.5mm, sapphire crystal and solid caseback, water resistant is 50m. Automatic Sellita SW330-2 GMT movement powers the WorldTimer watch. Power reserve is 56hrs. Limited to 100 pcs Priced at CHF 2850 excl. taxes.

18k white gold case in 47mm, contains 233 saphirs of over 24 ct in total, in rare blue royal, baguette-cut, invisible mounting, with three solitary trillion saphirs floating on the dial, beside the three tourbillons. Manual winding movement with Triple tourbillon with three differentials. Power reserve is at 48hrs Unique piece Priced at 1,200,000.00CHF

Badollet was founded by Jean Badollet in 1655 and went on to operate until 1924. The closure in 1924 was due to the outbreak of World War I. Years later, the brand was revived by a descendant of the Badollet family. This watch, the Badollet Ivresse tourbillon was introduced in 2012. The watch has a very interesting curve, the movement is curved. Case is in PT950 platinum. At the time, the CEO was Philippe Dubois, the designer of this watch was my good friend Eric Giroud. The watch maker that was in charge of the movement was none other than David Candaux. Only 50pcs was made and in 2012, Priced at 200,000CHF

• Hardened stainless steel case in 43mm, finished by satin-brushed Trip-Tick case with DLC treated case barrel.
• Automatic chronograph movement BE-50AE Chronometer certified, 42hrs of power reserve.
• ALT1-C/BL (blue dial), ALT1-C/WH-BK (panda dial).
• Priced at 5,630.00€

• Stainless steel case with silver, blue or black dial in 43mm.
• Automatic movement with column-wheel and flyback function.
• Based on the super-reliable 7750 movement, then highly modified by La Joux-Perret.
• 4Hz and 42 hours power reserve.
• Priced at 5,900.00€

This watch has 3 games, all using mechanical means. Case is in 18K gold with Titanium at 45mm. On the case back, the automatic winding rotor also functions as the roulette wheel, at 4 o’clock, there are two 1.5mm dice for the game of craps. On the dial side, the lower part of the dial at between 3 o’clock and 9 o’clock there is the player’s four cards appear in the aperture. Two are visible, two are hidden by shutters. On the top part of the dial are 3 additional windows for the dealer’s cards, one of which is visible, the other two hidden by shutters. A pusher at 9 o’clock activates a spring that triggers the seven discs on which the cards are printed. The combination of various discs made it possible to have 216 different card combinations; the player with 4096 combo; a total of884,736 ways to win or lose. Automatic winding movement Calibre BLJ08 that is COSC (with more than 501 components). Two barrels providing a 72 hours power reserve. Limited to 21 pcs. Priced at USD200,000.00

CHRISTOPHER WARD LONDON C1 BEL CANTO (2023). 41mm titanium case, 13mm thickness, leather strap, and pin buckle. Powered by a self-winding mechanical movement with a 38-hour power reserve, ticking at 28,800 variations per hour, and equipped with a skeleton movement. Functions include hours, minutes, and a striking watch. Reference: C01-41APT1-T00B0-VB. Part of the Bel Canto collection, limited to 300 pieces. Launched in November 2022, priced at 3,350 CHF.

This timepiece embodies Christopher Ward’s mission to democratize haute horlogerie, showcasing a passing chime complication, achieved through the innovative FS01 chiming module, with 50 new components. Designer Will Brackfield ensured visual balance by concealing minor elements behind the platine, highlighting the sunray finish applied through positive coating. Esteemed suppliers like Armin Strom (platine), Chronode (bridges, hammer, and gong), and “Viquodeco” (special wheels) contributed to the watch’s exceptional finish. The limited edition Azzuro Blue version, launched in November 2022, made history by selling out within hours of release.
This watch is the winner of the Petite Aiguille prize at the 2023 GPHG

This is the third version of the “1740”. The watch has 3 patents and 8 design registrations. It was named “1740” in memory of the year when the presence of a watchmaker was recognized for the first time ever in the Vallee de Joux. Titanium case in 43.5mm, the watch features a manual winding 30 degree inclined tourbillon, big centre seconds hand, power reserve indicator at 12 o’clock. The movement is made of 287 components, power reserve at 55 hours. Limited to 8 pieces only. Priced at 263,000.00USD