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IWC Mark XI Military British Royal air force circe 1950s.   Stainless steel case in 36mm. Fixed lugs, antimagnetic cover tap. Manual winding Caliber 89.   Sweeping centre seconds, arabic numerals and circled T (tritium).

In house automatic micro rotor winding movement @ 2.5Hz, 40 hours power reserve. Case in 18k white gold in 44.6mm. Limited to only 3pcs. Priced at US$98,500.00

The newest edition of the LM2 comes with a greenish-blue dial and a titanium case. Case size in 44mm, grade 5 titanium. Manual winding movement with 241 parts, frequency at 18,000bph (2.5Hz), 45 hours power reserve. Limited to 18 pieces. Priced at 138,000 USD

This tourbillon is using an in house caliber MR02, flat hairspring and free-sprung balance wheel that beats at 3Hz. The manual winding movement consists of 178 total components, 17-jewels, power reserve 108-hours. Escapement wheel and pallet in silicon. 43 mm case in 18k rose gold, with 52 components, including a bezel fixed to the case by 12 screws. Limited to 20pcs Priced at USD87,000

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€

The watch has been out a few years but received some new updates such as the application of anti-reflective sapphire crystals and a water resistance of 100m (330 ft). The dial design has been changed and now is with skeletonization. In this version, you can have a clear view of the mainspring that it can function as a simple power reserve indicator. The caliber LW07 is an automatic 4Hz movement with a 42-hour power reserve and 20 jewels, it was developed in collaboration with Chronode SA. The case is made of Grade 5 Titanium in 44mm. Limited to 75 pcs. Priced at 15,000.00 CHF

Lang & Heyne is a small watch company that produces only a handful of watches annually. Production is said to under 50 pieces a year. 18k white Gold case; 32x40mm. Manual winding new in house Caliber VIII. 55 hours power reserve. Priced at €27,830.00

• CASE: white gold 210 Pd, set with 330 diamonds (VVS DEF quality) for 1.17 carats
• Dimensions: 38.8mm diameter x 15.05mm height
• Glass: convex sapphire crystals on front and back, with double anti-reflective coating both sides
• Water resistance: 5 ATM
• MOVEMENT: Self-winding mechanical calibre with central flying tourbillon
• Power reserve: 72 hours
• Frequency: 28,800 vph (4 Hz)
• Jewels: 38
• DIAL: Central open-worked flower-shaped flying tourbillon cage surrounded by 48 hand polished gemstone petals
• White gold 210 Pd base set with 144 white diamonds (VVS DEF) for 0.27 carats
• Entirely made and assembled in Switzerland
• Dahlia is animated by our Haute Horlogerie central Flying Tourbillon movement and adorned with a Haute Joaillerie dial, handmade in our Montreal’s workshop.
• 2022 Collection

• The starry dial— flanked by an elegant swirl of 62 brilliant-cut diamonds — transforms the entire timepiece here, which is by now already well known for its distinctive asymmetrical lugs that extend into a sweeping curve around the face. The design — which has history dating back to the 1970s — is complemented by an equally noteworthy movement: the self winding 501P1 manufacture movement. This updated movement beats at 4Hz instead of the previous 530P’s 3Hz, lending greater beat stability whilst keeping power reserve at a solid 40 hours. An intricate Milanese mesh strap, which takes at least eight artisans over 100 hours to create — keeps things classy and wearable for any occasion.

Piaget Gouverneur Jumping Hour (2017). Cased in 18K white gold, 43mm and its limited to only 18pcs. Priced at US$132,000.00