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Titanium case in 45mm. Manual winding movement (with 3 patents). GMT, 2nd time zone, rotating globe with universal time and day-and-night indication, universal time on 24 time zones, summer and winter time, cities observing summer time, GMT and Earth pushers,Tourbillon 24 Secondes. Power reserve is at 72 hours. Limited to 11 pcs Priced at 480,000.00CHF

• Grade 5 titanium case in 41.5mm width x 12.70mm thickness.
• Opaline gradient blue dial with white gold markers and Assegai-shaped hands.
• Automatic microrotor Calibre LF270.01.
• Integrated 3-link grade 5 titanium bracelet.
• Power reserve is 72hrs
• Priced at 46,000CHF

• Stainless steel case in 41mm
• Signature tri-color registers, tri color ceramic bezel, sapphire crystal display case back, with stainless steel bracelet.
• In house automatic El Primero calibre 3600, 1/10th of a second chronograph. Power reserve is 60hrs
• Exclusive boutique edition
• Priced at CHF 11,900

41mm in diameter -available in either titanium or steel, thickness of 13mm and a lug-to-lug measurement of 45.3mm, dual domed sapphire crystal with a hardened anti-reflective treatment, display case back. Water resistant to 100m. Dials available in black/red (Launch Edition), Coffee Black (brown gradient with gold-tone accents), or Midnight Blue (blue dial with white metal accents). Automatic Swiss-made Leica LA-3001 movement, produced by Chronode, quick-change date feature and precision regulated to -4 to +6 seconds per day. Power reserve is 60hrs. The ZM 11 uses the “Leica Easy Change” system for strap changes, allowing easy change between available bracelet, textile, or rubber strap options, each compatible with both the titanium and steel versions. Pricing starts at $6,775 for the steel model on a strap, escalating to $8,150 for the full titanium Launch Edition.

The watch design is inspired by the Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic coupe in Ralph Lauren’s car collection. Design cues from the dash of the 1938 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic coupe, in elm burl wood. Case is in stainless steel, at 44.8mm. Manual winding movement which is the IWC cal. 98295 (or cal. 98300), the same movement used in the IWC Portuguese Hand Wound, power reserve at 45hours. Priced at US$13,900.00

18k Pink gold case in 40mm with 9.6mm thickness, featuring a box-shaped sapphire crystal and a sapphire crystal caseback, water-resistant to 30m. The black dial sports a sector layout with large, applied pink gold Arabic numerals and Super-LumiNova-treated indices, ensuring visibility. Inside, the watch is powered by the automatic calibre 1326, hacking seconds, providing a 48-hour power reserve. It comes with an anthracite nubuck calfskin leather strap. Priced at €28,100

In 2004 South African born explorer Mike Horn completed a two-year, 3-month solo circumnavigation of the Arctic Circle, and in 2006 along with Norwegian explorer Børge Ousland, became the first men to travel without dog or motorised transport to the North Pole during winter, in permanent darkness. Of course, a watch with a Quartz movement would simply freeze, he relied on his PAM92 to navigate in such extreme conditions. Anti magnetism with soft iron inner case, water resistance to 300 meters, capable to resist extreme temperatures down to –70° (whereas the oils used in a normal watch would fail at –30°); the Arktos can also be used as a compass. The Luminor Arktos was released in 2004 (limited 500pcs)

• OMEGA Speedmaster with its iconic Calibre 321 – relaunch 2020.
• In 1965, when astronaut Edward White became the first American to walk in space he was wearing the Speedmaster ST 105.003.
• OMEGA’s latest offering takes inspiration from that famous model.
• This 2020 relaunch model features a 39.70 mm case in stainless steel, influenced by the same 3rd generation style that Ed White wore, sporting a bezel ring in polished black ceramic [ZrO2] with a tachymeter scale in white enamel.
• Gracing the black step dial are the familiar Moonwatch hands, small seconds sub-dial, 30-minute recorder and 12-hour recorder, and central chronograph hand.
• Details are not to be missed – the iconic “Dot over Ninety” and other respectful nods to the past, including vintage OMEGA logos throughout the design.
• Sapphire crystal caseback. Priced at 13,000CHF

It has a flyback chronograph function and is equipped with the 89361 calibre, automatic winding with 68 hours of power reserve. Titanium case in 44mm. The protection against magnetic fields on the case back is inspired by the carbon brake discs that feature on Mercedes-AMG cars. Limited to 250pcs. Priced at US$11,800.00

• Case is in matte-finished Gamma Titanium at 41mm; and weighs in at only 55g with the fabric strap.
• Gamma Titanium material has a very resistant properties and is harder / lighter than conventional titanium.
• This watch is a collaboration with Rory McIlroy (PGA Golfer), who helped in development to create a watch to suit athletes.
• “I’m proud to have played a role in the development of Omega’s new lightweight sports watch.
• I know what an athlete needs in a watch and through collaboration with Omega, we were able to modify the timepiece.
• The new “Ultra Light” is an absolute pleasure to wear, whatever sport you play,” says McIlroy.
• To save weight, even the dial is made out of titanium, this weight saving focus even carry onto the movement.
• Manual winding Master Chronometer calibre 8928 also features titanium bridges and main plate.
• 15,000-gauss magnetic resistance, co-axial escapement and dual-barrel construction with a 72h power reserve.
• Priced at 45,800€