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Case is 38mm with a thickness of 11.4mm, grade 5 titanium with a polished case and hollowed sandblasted-looking midsection, sapphire crystals front and back, titanium crown at 3 o’clock, and water resistant to 50m. Dial is built around Byrne’s signature rotating cuboid display, here reworked into a worldtimer with a central blue time zone disc, four Time Flow cubes showing selected cities and times of day, sunray-brushed sections between the cubes, and openworked yellow gold hour and minute hands. Movement is calibre 5558, manual winding, proprietary, 28,800vph, with 274 components and functions for hours, minutes, revolving indices, and world time. Power reserve is 66hrs. Priced at CHF 32,500 excl. taxes.

• Bremont watches is one of the very few brands that has been creating special versions of its watches for various international military regiments, squadrons, and special operations units.
• Rigorous tests were performed on these time pieces including; salt exposure; high/low extreme temperatures, vibrations, G-force test and including an ejection test with the watch on a crash test dummy.
• Further, the watch was tested at 80,000 feet in an unpressurized cockpit.
• 100 meters of water resistance.
• Case is hardened Stainless Steel with DLC treatement in 43mm.
• Bi-directional rotating inner timing ring actuated by the crown at 4. Automatic movement BE-36AE with 38 hours of power reserve.
• Priced at 4,600.00€

One of the very few watches on the market that is certified by both Geneva Seal and COSC. This new version of All in One has two dials and 14 indications. Top dial has central time indication, date indication at 12 o’clock, under the L.U. Chopard logo; month and leap year at 3 o’clock, classic tourbillon with small seconds hand at 6 o’clock; and the perpetual calendar’s day-of-the-week display with a 24-hour display, at 9 o’clock; while on the back dial side; an equation-of-time calculator; an indicator for the watch’s 7 days power reserve; a day-night indication; and displays for the sunrise and sunset, surrounding the orbital moon-phase. The watch also has 14 patents pending. All these indications are housed in a 18k rose gold case at 46mm. The movement is the manual wind L.U.C 05.01-L, composed of 516 parts, 42 jewels and four mainspring barrels. Only 10pcs will be made in rose gold (10 pcs will be made in Platinum; total of 20pcs). Priced at US$407,000.00 (18K RG), US$423,000.00 (PT)

This very first version of the “1740” embodies his personal vision of Fine Watchmaking. The “1740” encapsulates David’s talent, his ideas and his artistic and technical sensitivity. Innovative a piece, it combines 3 patents and 8 design registrations. Named “1740” in memory of the year when the presence of a watchmaker was notified for the first time ever in the Vallée de Joux, this timepiece embodies the maxim “The Heart and the Spirit”. Stainless steel case in 43.5mm, the watch features a manual winding 30 degree inclined tourbillon, big centre seconds hand, power reserve indicator at 12 o’clock. The movement is made of 287 components, power reserve at 55 hours. Limited to 8 pieces only. Priced at 216,800.00CHF

Fabergé Visionaire Chronographe (2017). Featuring the newest Agenhor chronograph caliber 6361, automatic winding with 60 hours power reserve. Agenclutch system, column wheel, case in 43mm Black Ceramic / Titanium or Rose Gold / Titanium. Priced at 34,500CHF and 39,500CHF respectively.

• The young brand’s second model since its birth, also its first mechanical Swiss made piece.
• Stainless steel case in 37.5mm with a thickness of 10.5mm, solid case back, cow horn lugs, assembled to a multi part case.
• Sapphire crystal.
• Automatic winding movement produced by La Joux-Perret in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.
• The movement is finished to a high-end degree with an advanced inspection process.
• They are decorated with Côtes de Genève and snailing, and the oscillating weight is engraved with the words “Furlan Marri, crafted with care, designed for details”.
• Power reserved is 68hrs.
• Priced at CHF1250.00

It comprises two pairs of tourbillons, each with one inside the other. Each pair of tourbillons contains 128 components but weighs just 1.17g. The movement took five years to develop, contains 531 parts. The polishing and decorating of the components took 500 hours of work. 18k rose gold case in 43.5mm, priced at US$1,000,000.00

H. Moser & Cie. is launching an updated version of the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar Funky Blue, measuring 42 mm and featuring the brand’s logo in transparent lacquer. To mark this event, and to aid those who may still wonder how their perpetual calendar works, H. Moser & Cie. is creating a very special commemorative limited edition which showcases the ingenious technical characteristics of the Endeavour Perpetual Calendar, transforming its normally minimalist dial into a “cheat sheet”. 18k white gold case in 42mm. Manual winding in-house HMC800 perpetual calendar movement, featuring the brand’s signature interchangeable escapement and Straumann hairspring. This perpetual calendar movement is considered to be the smartest on the market, as it can be adjusted both forwards and backwards at any time of the day. Using dual barrel, the watch has a power reserve of 168 hours Limited to 20pcs Priced at CHF 59,000