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Cased in stainless steel with a fully polished finish, 39mm diameter with 10.3mm thickness, stepped bezel, screw-down caseback, and an onion-style crown engraved with the letter “K”. Water resistance to 50m. The dial features a frosted, two-part design, silvered and rhodium-plated. It includes a rhodium-plated chapter ring on the top dial, with a lower dial displaying the hours in three sections. The steel hands are tempered blue, with the minute hand bearing an infinity symbol and a three-arm hour hand. An applied “Kudoke” plaque adorns the dial. The movement is the hand-wound Kudoke Kaliber 1, based on the Habring2 calibre. It features a hand-engraved balance bridge, reaming finishing on the full bridge, hand-polished convex edges, and hand-blued screws. The movement has a 46-hour power reserve, operates at 28,800 vibrations per hour, and includes a hand-engraved nameplate with 18 jewels. Winner of GPHG 2024 “Petite Aiguille” prize watch. Priced at EUR 9,350 (before taxes), available directly from Kudoke.

Case is 37mm with a thickness of 11mm, Stainless Steel, sapphire crystal with display case back, water resistant to 3ATM. Dial in white grand feu enamel. First In house movement caliber M284, 18,000bph, manual winding. Power reserve is 38hrs. Limited to 8pcs. Exclusively available at LavishAttic. Priced at ￡80,000

This was Japan’s first diver’s watch. It was an automatic 150m Diver’s. The launch of this model marked the start of Seiko’s pursuit for ever greater reliability and safety. In 1966, the watch proved its reliability and precision on the 8th Japanese Antarctic Research Expedition. The 6217-8000/1, which is better known as the Seiko 62MAS (autoMAtic Selfdater)Stainless steel case at 37mm. It featured a date function, a bi-directional bezel, stronger luminosity on the hands and indexes, and a big crown. It has a screw down case back but non-screw down crown. The Seiko 62MAS was rated to 150M of water resistance. While this doesn’t seem like a lot by today’s standard, it was Seiko’s deepest rating at the time (prior watch was rated only to 50M). The 6217-8000/1 caliber is a 18,000bph automatic, non hacking seconds with quick set date.

Produced by the Micro Artist Studio at the Shiojiri, Nagano facility. This is a decimal repeater that strikes on demand – for every hour, every 10-minutes and every minute. It also uses Myochin steel as the material for the gong (same steel used in traditional Japanese wind chimes). 18k pink gold case in 42.8 mm. Manual wind spring drive caliber 7R11 with a power reserve of 72 hours. Priced at US$440,000.00  (Ref: GBLS998)

The Gangreserve was issued in 2005 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the founding of Chronometerwerke Hamburg. Chronometerwerke Hamburg GmbH was founded in 1905 by seven prominent Hamburg shipbuilding firms to design and manufacture high precision nautical chronometers. The company was purchased in 1938 by Herbert Wempe and the name was changed to Wempe Chronometerwerke. During the second World War, Wempe Chronometerwerke collaborated with A. Lange & Söhne to produce standard chronometers for the German navy. In 2005, eleven watch companies issued limited editions to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the original company, with all the LEs being sold exclusively through Wempe. This particular model was produced; 100pcs in yellow gold, 100pcs in Platinum and 25 pcs in rose gold. Automatic Lange Cal. L921.6, the superlative Sax-0-Mat movement with zero seconds reset. 343 parts, 42 jewels, and a gold rotor with platinum edge. The Sax-0-Mat beats at 21,600 vph, with a power reserve of 48 hours. The Platinum 950 is in 40.6mm, price at the time was US$39,700.00

• Stainless steel case in 41mm.
• L1 & L2 Hours, minutes, small second, date window, power reserve indicator with gradually closing blades, and on the L2It also features a second time zone GMT 12-hour bezel, day/night indicator.
• The patented “red-dot” push-crown is inspired by the shutter release button of a camera, the Leica watch push-crown is pressed, not pulled.
• Pressing the crown of the L1 and L2 triggers the seconds-hand reset and the status display on the dial switches from white to red.
• This mechanism can also be used to set the date with another date button, while pressing the crown again re-engages the movement.
• The Leica L2 also features a GMT-crown that can display both time zones with a single hand.
• Both L1 & L2 have manually-wound movements, displaying hours, minutes and seconds, a date window, status and power reserve.
• Power reserve at 60 hours The Leica watches are made in Germany” and developed in close cooperation with Lehmann Präzision GmbH.
• Available exclusively at selected Leica boutiques (China, Japan, Singapore, USA, Austria, Russia, UAE) Priced at : L1 US$10,000.00 L2 US$14,000.00

• This is the brand’s first automatic movement watch.
• 41mm case in 18kRG.
• Automatic winding using a long forgotten method – the bumper winding, the caliber 106.0 was constructed.
• Usual 2/3 plate, bi-directional winding; the 106.0 has 324 components.
• It’s design and construction emulate the pocket watch from the 19th century, plate and bridges are made of German silver and has a 72 hours power reserve, hacking seconds.
• Priced at 39,900€

• A classic pilot watch designed to convey a deep-rooted sense of SINN tradition.
• Stainless steel case in 41mm.
• Automatic movement ETA 2836.
• Water resistance to 200m.
• Power reserve is at 42hours.
• Limited to 500 pcs.
• Priced at 1250€

40mm case in stainless steel with a thickness of 14.1mm. Lacquer Disco blue dial, display case back. Automatic 37-02 chronograph movement with Flyback function. Power reserve is 70hrs Limited to 100pcs Priced at 14,200€

The 2014 watch uses a mechanical Miyota 821A automatic movement. 38mm case in stainless steel, domed mineral crystal, with 200m water resistance. The smaller case size and the 18mm lugs give the watch a very true to original vintage feel. Priced at 499€