Panerai Luminor 1950 Turbillon GMT

Movement: hand-wound mechanical, Panerai Calibre P.2005, completely manufactured by Panerai, 16¼ lignes, 9.1 mm thick, 31 jewels, 6-day power reserve, 3 spring barrels, Glucydur® balance, 28,800 alternations/hour (4Hz). KIF Parechoc® anti-shock device.
Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, second time zone, power reserve indicator on the back, 24h indicator, Tourbillon.
Case: diameter 47 mm, AISI 316L brushed steel or brushed titanium.
Bezel: polished steel or polished titanium.
Back: see-through sapphire crystal.
Device protecting the crown: (protected as a Trade Mark) brushed steel or brushed titanium.
Crystal: sapphire, made from corundum, 2 mm thick. Anti-reflective coating.
Water-resistance: 10 bar (~100 metres).
Strap: alligator with PANERAI personalised brushed steel or brushed titanium large-size buckle.

Roger Dubuis Excalibur Jewellery

The EXCALIBUR LADY Jewellery collection also features some limited editions. One has a pink-gold case, mother-of-pearl dial and bezel set with amethysts, while another model features a white-gold case and a spectacular, original construction. The roman numerals are produced using a metal coating on a sapphire crystal, while the latter covers a dial paved with diamonds, including beneath the roman numerals. In all, 560 diamonds adorn this limited edition of 88 timepieces.

Pearlescent lilac mother-of-pearl white transferred roman numerals with lilac contours - Small seconds at 6 o’clock - Pearlescent lilac mother-of-pearl - Pink gold ring, purple transfer

Roger Dubuis Kingsquare

The flying tourbillon is ROGER DUBUIS’s trademark. Housed in a KINGSQUARE case, it asserts its presence in a particularly striking way. The KingSquare flying tourbillons are off-centred between 7 and 8 o’clock and can also be set in the spectacular openwork construction of the skeleton movement, with its black bridges forming the initials “KS02”.

Red - Black applied roman numerals - white gold tourbillon ring at half past 7 - Grey ROGER DUBUIS transfer - Black flange set with 11 rubies

Roger Dubuis Easy Diver

The sporting world is closely linked to the measurement of short time intervals. The EASYDIVER chronograph is the perfect reflection of this reality. Speed, performance, power and robustness are in the genes of the chronographs in the EASYDIVER collection, which beat to the rhythm of a mechanical chronograph movement that is as accurate as it is complex.

Silver sunburst - Black sectors at 3 and 9 o’clock - Black appliques at 12 and 6 o’clock - charcoal grey transfers Black chronograph counters at 3 and 9 o’clock - white transferred arabic numerals and white gold index markers Black flanges with white transferred minute-circle - white SLN

Roger Dubuis Excalibur

Driven by mechanical movements stamped with the prestigious hallmark of Geneva, EXCALIBUR chronographs can be distinguished by the bridge shaped like a Celtic cross – which bears the micro-rotor that automatically winds the mechanism – and by the 45-minute counter positioned at 3 o’clock.

Silver sunburst - chocolate transferred roman numerals chocolate chronograph counters at 3 and 9 o’clock, white transferred arabic numerals - opaline chocolate flange with white arabic numerals and minute-circle transfers - Superluminova markings

Breitling Montbrillant 47

With its 47 mm diameter, this limited series of 2,000 in steel and 500 in steel & rose gold asserts itself through its generous volumes and its fine presence on the wrist. However, its design features several other standout characteristics. By seamlessly integrating the case and bracelet, Breitling has endowed this extremely stylish chronograph with flowing and balanced lines that further accentuate its unique character. The black or silver dial also stands out for its original ring-shaped counters.

Breitling Skyracer

The Skyracer is not only eyecatching because of its exceptional technical look featuring a black dial, red hands and a broad red or black rubber-molded bezel. This selfwinding chronograph representing the peak of mechanical functionality is also distinguished by its exclusive mechanism enabling a double visualization of the measured times. The 60-minute totalizer with center pointer guarantees peerless readability of any measurement under one hour. For longer durations, a single two-hand counter at 9 o’clock shows both the hours and minutes. This means the time elapsed is read off just as one reads the time, instantly and with no risk of confusion. This exemplary efficiency is reinforced by a slide rule enabling simple and direct handling. The resolutely aviation-oriented vocation of the Skyracer is also highlighted on the caseback, which carries a reminder of the essential symbols of the Ground Air Visual Signal Code.