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40mm case with fluted caseband with caseback, titanium case with slate grey dial in gold. Automatic movement Calibre 519F/1, 45 hours power reserve. Alarm function with second time zone. Alarm display at 3, alarm power reserve at 10:30, on/off at 12, 2nd timezone at 9. Priced at HK$227,900.00

Dive watch rated to 300 meters. Movement is a Bremont’s BE-92AE automatic. This COSC-certified Swiss caliber is based on a modified ETA 2892 (the same movement that Omega used for their 1120 caliber). The BE-92AE is a 4Hz movement with 21 jewels, a Nivaflex 1 mainspring, Glucydur balance, Anachron balance spring, and a power reserve of 40 hours. Stainless steel case in 40mm. Priced at 3095.00€

• CASE: Forged carbon case Diameter 42.50 mm x 45.00 mm
• Height 13.40 mm
• Screw-down crown
• Water resistance 30 ATM / 300 meters / 984 feet
• Titanium chamber and screw-in case back
• MOVEMENT: Swiss mechanical automatic, self-winding, COSC certified Chronometer
• Power reserve 38 hours Frequency 28,800 vph (4.0 Hz) 26 jewels
• CHF 3,790
• SUB 300 in carbon is available in 6 colors with the choice of a rubber strap in black or in the same color as the dial
• Collection 2022

In 1932 Omega introduced a waterproof wristwatch called the Omega Marine reference number 679. The Omega Marine was the first dive watch commercially available to civilians, the first watch specifically tested and qualified for diving. The Marine was at first fitted with the manual winding calibre 19.4 T1, but later with the improved 19.4 T2, created in 1935.

Stainless steel case in 37mm. Automatic Cal. A260. The first Submariner was introduced in 1953 which had a water resistance capabilities of up to 100 meters, making this a very early example. This watch is available at Phillips Auction on 10th July 2020 in Hong Kong. Estimate : 100,000 to 200,000 USD

A 600m titanium dive watch, titanium shrouding and inner case in 50mm, in Black ion DLC coating. Anti-reflective treated sapphire crystal. Seiko’s 5R65 Spring Drive movement, 72 hours power reserve. Priced at US$3,600.00

In 2016, their Chronometer FB1 took the GPHG “Aiguille d’or” top prize. This year the FB1R utilizes a Regulator display. A steel version was introduced in January; at BaselWorld; we see another case material : Bronze. Bronze case was made to commemorate two ships that sailed in 1785; carrying 5 Ferdinand Berthoud marine Chronometer; L’Astrolabe and La Boussole. Bronze case at 44mm. Hand winding Caliber FB-T.FC, fusee and chain constant force with 3Hz Tourbillon, 53 hours power reserve. Only 5 pieces will be made each with difference treatments to the bronze case. Priced at 241,000.00CHF

Case is 42mm in titanium. The model named after the extra robust FiXeD strap bars of its case , has been developed to unique specifications created in collaboration with a specialist unit of the French Navy. Automatic Manufacture Calibre MT5602, waterproof to 200m. Case back engraved with the Marine nationale logo and the inscription ” M.N.21 ” Power reserve is 70hrs Priced at CHF 3,700

it is a chronograph that features a countdown function. The countdown can be set to maximum ten minute, once the countdown is completed, the chronograph will immediate (without any interruption) run in the normal fashion. The case is made of stainless steel in 44mm. Automatic chronograph movement using the US-155, it has 650 components and has a power reserve of 3 days. Column wheel, 28,800BPH and a silicon escapement along with silicon hairspring. Priced at 15,900.00CHF

Officine Panerai Special Edition of the Luminor Marina, Pam 195. It is dedicated to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the fan site Paneristi.com The watch is the classic Luminor Marina with the 44mm pvd steel case, black dial with the Logo OP, screwed case-back, hand-wound mechanical movement OP XI cal., Panerai personalised ardillon buckle and leather strap. Sold in december 2003, in only 200 units, not numbered but personalised, while the box will contain also the personalised certificate, just like every Special Edition. Owners of the PAM195 have to submit their names to be engraved onto the caseback