Introducing: The Panerai Luna Rossa Challenger Submersible Carbotech
This special timepiece celebrates a partnership with an America’s Cup challenger.
This special timepiece celebrates a partnership with an America’s Cup challenger.
The brand’s most technically interesting watch gets a complicated update.
Here’s a very special one… the new Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle Twin Beat Perpetual Calendar comes with a normal power reserve of 4 days, however, put in so-called “Standby mode” and the movement switches to a lower frequency, and the power reserve has increased to no less then 65 days! That’s a great feature for when you want to store your perpetual calendar without having to set all indications all over again, when you decide to wear it after some weeks and up to two months. Let’s have a closer look at this spectacular timepiece that incorporates two gear trains, two escapements, and a perpetual calendar, and all that in a relatively small 42mm case.
A tourbillon comes to a famous sport-luxury watch.
Vacheron Constantin expands their QP with a new dial color and a full gold bracelet.
A brand new case shape is inspired by a famous bridge that Laurent Ferrier could see from his childhood bedroom window.
It is hard to believe that Lange’s most daring watch, the Zeitwerk, has been launched in 2009. Several variants have been added to the collection since, all with chiming complications – Striking Time, Minute Repeater, Decimal Strike. On the occasion of its tenth anniversary, Lange’s first mechanical wristwatch with a precisely jumping digital display is endowed with a new manufacture calibre featuring a surprising extra function – and this time, it isn’t a chiming complication. Indeed, a glass ring date has been added to what is now named the A. Lange & Söhne Zeitwerk Date.
With dual oscillators and a 65-day standby power reserve, it keeps going, and going, and going …
The ceramic Royal Oak, now with more tourbillon.
White gold, pink gold-tone dial. Limited edition. Rad.