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Girard-Perregaux

Deep Diver

This modern reinterpretation pays tribute to the 1971 model. The cushion-shaped titanium case strikes a perfect balance between elegance and everyday comfort. The dial features a combination of pop-style colours and is fitted with an internal bezel adjustable via the 2 o’clock crown. The hands and hour-markers are coated with luminescent material that glows bright blue in the dark, while the caseback of this 350-piece limited edition features a metallic blue sapphire crystal bearing the Deep Diver logo.

Certina

DS-X

Designed for adventure, this new collection is aimed at true globetrotters. The steel case is embellished with two rotating bezels: one indicates the cardinal points; while the other, a two-tone GMT, accompanied by a 24-hour hand, enables the wearer to keep track of the time in several time zones. This model available in five striking styles incorporates Heavydrive technology, designed to intelligently absorb shocks. The dial elements are coated with Super-LumiNova for optimal readability.

Rado

Anatom

This colourful new version of the Anatom celebrates the summer season with panache. An edge-to-edge sapphire crystal harmoniously hugs the curves of the high-tech ceramic case. The black-gradient dial is adorned with bright colours: lemon yellow, grapefruit red or lime green, depending on the model. The matching, flexible strap is resistant to wear and UV rays. Powered by the R766 mechanical calibre, this timepiece offers a 72-hour power reserve.

traser

P99 Iris

This timepiece featuring two major patented innovations is equipped with a shutter mechanism serving to conceal the dial entirely. A simple quarter-turn of the ergonomically shaped bezel in a counterclockwise direction is all it takes to close the mechanism’s 16 slats. This 300-piece limited edition also incorporates Super Powered trigalights featuring a special coating giving them exceptional brightness and legibility and thus endowing the hour-markers with unprecedented clarity.

Ferdinand Berthoud

FB 3SPC Chronometer

For the first time in the collection, this timepiece features a platinum case featuring complex construction and subtle finishes. Thanks to its architecture and the bridges framing the mainplate, the calibre is entirely visible from both case-back and dial sides. The finely sandblasted salmon-pink movement is equipped with a variable inertia balance and a cylindrical hairspring. The silver-toned dial and faceted hands lend an aura of timeless elegance to this COSC-certified timepiece.

MB&F

SP One

Inaugurating a new collection, this rose gold (or platinum) timepiece surprises with its 38mm diameter, an unusual size for the Maison. Its lightness is immediately captivating, while the brand’s innovative spirit is recognisable at first glance. The barrel, balance wheel and dial appear to defy gravity, appearing mysteriously suspended in the centre of an amphitheatre. This kinetic show is fully revealed from both front and back of this model water-resistant to 30 metres.

Omega

Seamaster Planet Ocean Worldtimer

The Worldtimer function enriches this collection designed for travellers, skilfully combining mechanical complexity with aesthetic refinement. Its satin-brushed black ceramic case with its imposing 45.5mm diameter is topped by a matching diving bezel. The dial centre reveals a remarkably detailed topographical representation of the continents. Surrounding this map is a 24-hour display subtly divided between day and night. This model is available in turquoise and grey versions.

Perrelet

Turbine Chrono Neo

Available in three different colours, this timepiece features a 60-second and 60-minute chronograph with central hands. The triangular indicator points to the hour-markers on a 5-minute scale and the seconds indicator to the black DLC-treated bezel displaying the tachymeter scale. The most important elements are adorned with luminescent material and the iconic turbine dial displays the date at 6 o’clock. Housed in a 42mm case, this model is fitted with an integrated titanium bracelet.

Zenith

Defy Extreme Diver

As the modern-day descendant of 1969 Defy diving watches, this timepiece features a 42.5mm titanium case equipped with a helium valve and is water-resistant to 600 metres. The unidirectional rotating ceramic bezel and black dial feature touches of Super-LumiNova for maximum visibility even in low light. In a rare feature for a watch in this category, it has a sapphire caseback revealing the El Primero 3620 self-winding calibre endowed with a 60-hour power reserve.

BA111OD

Chapter 4 Onyx Flying Tourbillon

Free from any visual distractions, this timepiece draws the eye towards a single point: the flying tourbillon. Freed from its upper bridge, it performs a mesmerising mechanical ballet thanks to the hand-wound movement endowed with a comfortable 120-hour power reserve. The 41mm polished steel case with its concave profile and delicately recessed bezel frames a dial carved from natural, simply polished black onyx, paired with a crocodile-effect calfskin strap.