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Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 Universelle RD4 (2023). 18k white gold case in 42mm with a thickness of 15.5mm, ultra-complication with 23 complications, 40 functions. Openworked dial, sapphire crystal with display caseback, water resistance to 20m. Automatic in house calibre 1000, 90 jewels, 1140 components, calibre size 34.3mm x 8.8mm. Its is a minute repeater, grand / petite sonnerie, flying tourbillon, chronograph flyback and split-seconds, perpetual calendar. Power reserve is 64 hours Priced at CHF 1,600,000  This watch is the Grand Prix winner of the 2023 GPHG

The case is in Platinum / Titanium 41mm. Movement is automatic Caliber 5133, the thickness of this movement is at 2.89mm which is a world record of the thickness. Two patents are new to this watch – No: 1 the end of the month cam is integrated to the day of the month wheel, standing now at the same level as the wheel. No2: the end of the month cam is integrated to the month wheel, standing now at the same level as the wheel, this allows to have the movement with less thickness. Power reserve at 40hours. This watch is the winner of the GPHG2019 “AIGUILLE D’OR” GRAND PRIX Priced at 150,800CHF

BOVET 1822 RÉCITAL 20 ASTÉRIUM (2023). White Gold and Red Gold case, 46mm diameter, 18.3mm thickness, leather strap with pin buckle, water resistance up to 30 meters. Manual-winding mechanical movement with a 240-hour power reserve. Functions include hours, minutes, seconds, date, day, month, power reserve indicator, retrograde minutes, tourbillon, equation of time, and a special escapement. Annual calendar tracking summer and winter equinox. Reference: R20N005/1/PU. Launched in October 2022, part of the Dimier collection, limited to 1 piece. Priced at 532,432 CHF.  This watch is the winner of the Calendar & Astronomy prize at the 2023 GPHG

Breguet Classique Souscription 2025, 2025. Case is Breguet gold 18K, size is ø 40 mm, thickness is 10.8 mm, water resistant to 30 m; sapphire crystal is not stated on the GPHG listing. VS00 calibre, manual-winding mechanical; it runs at 3 Hz (21,600 vph) with hours and minutes displayed by a single hand, and the power reserve is 96 hours. Limited quantity is not stated on the GPHG listing. Priced at CHF 45,000 (incl. VAT). This watch is the winner of the 2025 GPHG Aiguille d’Or Grand Prix.

Chopard Imperiale Four Seasons, 2025. Case is white gold, size is ø 36 mm, thickness is 12.10 mm, water resistant to 50 m; sapphire crystal is not stated on the GPHG listing. Dial is white gold and mother-of-pearl marquetry. Calibre L.U.C 96.31-L, self-winding mechanical; it runs at 28,800 vph and is equipped with an exclusive Four Seasons module for a seasonal display with an annual cycle, with hours and minutes indicated, and the power reserve is 65 hours. Limited to a 25-piece limited series. Priced at CHF 91,000 (incl. VAT). This watch is the winner of the 2025 GPHG Ladies’ Complication Watch Prize.

CHRISTOPHER WARD LONDON C1 BEL CANTO (2023). 41mm titanium case, 13mm thickness, leather strap, and pin buckle. Powered by a self-winding mechanical movement with a 38-hour power reserve, ticking at 28,800 variations per hour, and equipped with a skeleton movement. Functions include hours, minutes, and a striking watch. Reference: C01-41APT1-T00B0-VB. Part of the Bel Canto collection, limited to 300 pieces. Launched in November 2022, priced at 3,350 CHF.

This timepiece embodies Christopher Ward’s mission to democratize haute horlogerie, showcasing a passing chime complication, achieved through the innovative FS01 chiming module, with 50 new components. Designer Will Brackfield ensured visual balance by concealing minor elements behind the platine, highlighting the sunray finish applied through positive coating. Esteemed suppliers like Armin Strom (platine), Chronode (bridges, hammer, and gong), and “Viquodeco” (special wheels) contributed to the watch’s exceptional finish. The limited edition Azzuro Blue version, launched in November 2022, made history by selling out within hours of release.
This watch is the winner of the Petite Aiguille prize at the 2023 GPHG

Dior Montres La D de Dior Buisson Couture, 2025. Case is pink gold, size is ø 38 mm, thickness is 9 mm, water resistant to 30 m; sapphire crystal is not stated on the GPHG listing. Dial finish is gem-set (13.79 carats). Calibre number is not stated on the GPHG listing; movement is quartz, with hours and minutes, and the power reserve is not stated on the GPHG listing. Limited to a 1-piece limited series. Priced at CHF 370,000 (incl. VAT). This watch is the winner of the 2025 GPHG Jewellery Watch Prize.

Fam Al Hut Möbius, 2025. Case size is 24.3 × 42.2 mm, thickness is 12.9 mm, water resistant to 30 m, with sapphire crystal (front and back). Calibre number is not stated on the GPHG listing; movement is manual-winding mechanical, skeletonised, featuring a bi-axis tourbillon whose two axes rotate in 150 seconds and 60 seconds respectively, with retrograde hours and retrograde minutes plus jumping hours indicated on the listing, running at 21,600 vph, and the power reserve is 50 hours.  Limited quantity is not stated on the GPHG listing. Priced at CHF 26,620 (incl. VAT). This watch won the 2025 Grand Prix d’Horlogerie de Genève (GPHG) Audacity Prize.

Bimetallic case in 18k white gold and titanium at 44mm. Hand winding Caliber FB-T.FC, fusee and chain constant force with 3Hz Tourbillon, 53 hours power reserve. Limited to 50pcs Priced at €220,000.00, This is the 2016 GPHG “Aiguille d’or” top prize winner

Gérald Genta Gentissima Oursin Fire Opal, 2025. Case is 3N yellow gold, size is ø 36.5 mm, thickness is 9.64 mm, water resistant to 30 m; sapphire crystal is not stated on the GPHG listing. Calibre GG-005, self-winding mechanical; it runs at 28,800 vph (4 Hz), with hours and minutes, and the power reserve is 50 hours. Limited to a 10-piece limited series. Priced at CHF 120,000 (incl. VAT). This watch is the winner of the 2025 GPHG Ladies’ Watch Prize.