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Stainless steel case with Black DLC coating in 41mm with a 14.3mm thickness, water resistance to 100m, sapphire crystal with display caseback. Automatic El Primero high frequency (5Hz), integrated chronograph movement with column wheel and horizontal clutch. Each comes with a quick interchange strap system.

Power reserve is 48 hours

Priced at €13500

Case is in 18k white gold in 42.5mm with a thickness of 12.45mm, sapphire crystals with display case back, water-resistant to 50 meters. The sunray dial in dolphin grey, with a world map created through galvanic growth, complemented by white gold markers and hands. Automatic in-house calibre LFT ST12.01, comprises 271 components. World time complication. The time is displayed through 12 rotating cubes that represent 24 time zones, with each cube showing two cities. The hour numeral adjacent to each cube indicates the local time for the respective cities, and the cubes’ two-toned coloration signifies day or night. Power reserve is 45 hrs. Limited to 50 pieces. Priced at ￡110,000

38mm diameter in matte blue ceramic and steel with black coating case with bracelet, bezel set with 34 baguette-cut blue sapphires. Sapphire crystal with display case back. Water resistant to 50m. Openworked matte blue dial. The movement is powered by manual-winding Caliber 5, hours, minutes and flying tourbillon, tourbillon set with one diamond. Power reserve is 42 hours. 55-piece limited edition. Price €230,000

• 18k yellow gold case in 40mm with a thickness of 8mm, integrated 18k gold bracelet, sapphire display caseback.
• Manufacture calibre automatic flying tourbillon calibre GG727.25T.
• Power reserve is 60hrs
• Priced at HK$1,170,000

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

• 18k lime gold case in 44mm, the unique combination of Au 750‰, Ag 238‰, Fe 12‰ created this unique look.
• In-house manual-wind caliber MB M16.31, Minerva manufactured mono pusher with rattrapante.
• Power reserve is 50hrs Limited to 18 PCs.
• Priced at 49,500€

• Cartier has always been known to their mystery clock, mystery tourbillons, this year they have launched the Masses Mystérieuse – the whole movement swings as the rotor.
• Staying on theme with the mystery factor, you don’t see the connection between the hands and the movement – in this case the center pivot is visible.
• However, the illusion is the movement swinging with the motion of the wrist, giving an almost “winding rotor” like action.
• The watch case is in PT950 platinum at 43.5mm.
• Ruby cabochon completes the iconic signature.
• The automatic bi-directional winding movement is the all new 9801MC, that took a whopping 8 years of development; to the untrained eye, this maybe not seem like a complicated feat, but to those who understands haute horlogerie, this is not a simple task that Cartier managed to achieve; elegance, complexity and staying on point to the brands DNA.
• Power reserve is 42 hrs Limited to 30pcs.
• Priced at 250,000€

Philippe Dufour The Simplicity, the really is an epic piece. To many collector, having a complicated watch might be a goal. But for a small group of collectors; having a high quality movement (finishing and performance) is everything they strive for. This Simplicity in white metal is one of these watches. An early example size in 34mm. This is my holy grail watch.

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