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Zr02 ceramic case in 44.25mm with a thickness of 13mm, matching ceramic bezel, pushers; sapphire crystal with display caseback. Water resistant to 50m. Manual winding 3869 calibre, cam-operated, lateral clutch chronograph; Co-Axial escapement;silicon hairspring. Titanium seconds hand in the shape of a rocket at 9 o’clock.

Power reserve is 50hrs

Priced at US$14,300.00

Named after the British explorer, it was originally released in 1962, this watch is the perfect blend of vintage and new material. Although Rado had already used ceramic for the bezel of its signature dive watch, it is the first time that ceramic is applied to the entire Captain Cook. Monobloc construction case, plasma high-tech ceramic in 43mm. Plasma ceramic is forged in an oven at 20,000°C transform finished white ceramic into a material with a metallic shine, retaining its essential properties: lightness, hardness, and comfort. Bezel is Gold PVD coated stainless steel with insert made of polished ceramic. Dial in black-tinted sapphire crystal. Automatic Rado calibre R734 (base Powermatic 80) openworked, anti-magnetic Nivachron hairspring. Power reserve is 80hrs. Priced at CHF 3,700

Case is in ceratanium at 44mm with a thickness of 12.6mm, sapphire crystal with display case back, water resistance to 100m. Automatic calibre 32101 (previously 32115), by using a specific equipment developed with Cavendish Laboratory and the University of Cambridge to capture the impact data and hence proof the shock absorbing ability; the latest SPRIN-g PROTECT shock absorber system with the team’s color. This absorber is manufactured from a bulk metallic glass with super luminova. Can withstand up to 30,000G.  Power reserve is 5 days. Limited to 100pcs. Priced at CHF95,000

Stainless steel case in 42.3mm with a thickness of 11mm, sapphire crystal with display case back, water resistance 12ATM. Blue synthetic spinel domed dial at 12, hands in Globolight inserts, superluminova indexes. Automatic skeletonised tourbillon movement caliber HMC811, bi-directional winding, Cylindrical hairspring with 2 Breguet overcoils. Power reserve is 74 hours

Limited to 100pcs

Priced at CHF89,000

Titanium and carbon case (carbon from F1 car) at 44mm. Automatic in house calibre GP0330-1058 chronograph movement. Power reserve is 46hrs Limited to 306 pcs Priced at CHF26,500

Stainless steel case in 39mm. JLC Geographic GMT complication, the Master Geographic displays two time zones. Adjustment by the crown at 10 o’clock. Automatic in house Calibre 939B/1, power reserve 43 hours. Priced at US$9400.

Breitling Superocean Heritage Chronoworks 2016, the watch may look like a regular chronograph but don’t be fooled; this watch is anything but usual. Featuring a new design in movement and material using ceramic as base plate to eliminate the use of jewels and new pallet fork design also without jewels. Case is made of ceramic, 46mm. Price 37,000€ limited to 100pc.

The movement was developed by Peter Speake-Marin. 2006, the third version in the Z platform features one of the most beautiful complications in horology – an automatic tourbillon with the frame’s rotation system located within. Project Z3 also has over 110 hours of power reserve. The case is made of Zalium (an alloy that is harder than titanium). 44mm, priced (in 2006) at US$86,500 limited to 50pcs

• Platinum case in 41mm with DLC titanium, sapphire crystal display caseback. Black dial with home time aperture at noon, lacquered and engraved oceans motif, mobile hour and minute; luminous hands, paired with alligator strap, DLC titanium buckle.
• Automatic H1837 movement developed by Chronode, with patented design in the module.
• Power reserve is 40hrs
• Priced at USD$28,825