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Some say that clocks are almost art because of their intricateness. But art really finds its place in the clock. This week it happened at Resance. There, the dial became the canvas and movement became an integral part of a true work of art. If we were hoping for something closer to the former, we thought of you too. The latest models from Breguet, Richard Mill and Grasshutte and Armin Strom show complexity. In fact, there are plenty of tourbillons this week. Discover the rest below and enjoy your reading!
Vulcain Skindiver Nautique Gmt
Vulcain enriches the skin diver collection with the introduction of a second time zone indicator. The vintage 38.3mm case maintains water resistance of 200m, at a thickness of about 12.2mm, despite additional hands. The matte black dial matches the two-way black ceramic bezel, and the GMT hand is the only red touch on a black and white watch that is otherwise elegantly elegant. Price: Starting from CHF 1,890.
For more information about the Vulcain Skindiver Nautique GMT, click here.
Richard Mill RM 30-01 Le Mans Classic
Richard Mill will be presenting a special piece to celebrate the 12th edition on the occasion of the biennial Le Mans Classic Race. The 150-piece limited edition incorporates green and white corporate colors from the Le Mans Classic. The 24-hour indicator has a 16-hour highlighting. This is the iconic time when the race begins. Price: Confirmed.
For more information about the Richard Mill RM 30-01 Le Mans Classic, click here.
Armin Strom Gravity Equal Power Ultimate Sapphire Blue
Armin Strom extends the color of the signature model with a tone aesthetic to the glacier. The 41mm case features a rhodium-finished barrel and a light blue guiloche backplate that serves as the backdrop for the bridge. At 9 o’clock, the sapphire subdials convey time and minutes, giving you a complete view of what’s going on beneath it. Price: USD 59,500.
For more information about the Armin Strom Gravity Equal Force Ultimate Sapphire Blue, click here.
ressence type 8 Daniel Engelberg
Ressence presents two athletic art works rather than one of the wrists designed alongside Daniel Engelberg. The Munich-based artist and the Maison shared a similar design language, and together they created the artist’s first two animated artwork. The art watch is developed in a Type 8 model and is available in a palette of pink or turquoise. Each is limited to 40 units. Price: CHF 19,000.
For more information about Ressence Type 8 Daniel Engelberg, click here.
Breguet Classic Tourbillon Sidéral7255
Breguet patented the Tourbillon on June 26, 1801, and this week launched the new classic Tourbillon Sidéral. The 38mm 18k Breguet Gold Watch with a Grand Feu Aventrin enamel dial is the brand’s first flying tourbillon. Limited to 50 units, the company’s caliber 187M1 is decorated with the Seine-style Quai De L’Horloge Guilloché Motif previously seen on other 250th Anniversary Edition subdials or casebacks. Price: 226,000 US dollars.
For more information about the Breguet Classique Tourbillon Sidéral 7255, click here.
Ming 20.01 Series 5
Ming 20.01 showed off a new dial milled from one block of titanium, layering the impressive Lume. It features Agenhor’s impressive Agengraphe movement, with a central chronograph core, resulting in a unique dial layout with no sub-dials. This steel and titanium version is limited to just 25 units. Price: CHF 37,500.
For more information about Ming 20.01 Series 5, click here.
Panerai Luminor Tregiorni & Luminor Chrono Flyback Luna Rossa
Panerai continues its long-standing partnership with the Luna Rossa Sailing team through the release of two new Luminor models. Both models share the same gray and red color composition, but the chrono flyback is in titanium, while the thyme-only model is made of stainless steel. They also share the same 44mm diameter, both sold in black and grey double material straps with a red line in the center. Price: $10,500 and $25,000.
For more information about Panerai Luminar Luna Rossa & Luminor Chrono Fly Buckle Narossa, click here.
Summer in the Baltic Sea Hermetique
Hermetic of the Baltic Sea gets a new coat of paint, with four vibrant shades telling a summer story. Keeping the 37mm case diameter and 150m water resistance, these are ideal beach companions. Available in a color match FKM rubber strap or a classic baltotic bracelet. Price: Starting at $1,050 on Time+Tide Shop.
For more information about the summer of the Baltic Hermetique, click here.
Zenith Chronomaster original blue
Zenith’s iconic Chronomaster original returns with a full blue dial. This is Zenith’s young age, and after the Lapis Lazuli calendar version, there is now a more important model with similar colorways. Available in both blue Calfskin leather straps and stainless steel three-link style bracelets. Price: £9,300.
For more information about Zenith Chronomaster Original Blue, please click here.
Glashütte original Panolunar Tourbillon
The Glashütte original has subtly expanded its flying tourbillon choice by introducing variations with a platinum case and an incredible galvanic rose “Iron Ore” dial. The special dials at Panolunartourbillon were first created at Glashütte’s original new dialmaking facility, and are the only one in the area. This new release marks 180 years of watchmaking at Glashütte, celebrating innovative traditions and watch technology known to the German town. Price: AU $186,850.
For more information about the Glashütte Original Panolunar Tourbillon, click here.
Ulysse Nardin blows up a shining rainbow
Ulysse Nardine returns to a visibly set explosion in eight pieces, limited edition, with rainbow sapphires. Each piece consists of 211 rainbow sapphires with carefully matched colors, cut irregularly to create a mosaic. The case is made in white gold and the integrated rubber strap is white, making the gem stand out even more against the colourless surface. Price: 485,980 euros.
For more information about the Ulysse Nardin Blast Sparkling Rainbow, click here.
AWAKE D-2 ‘SơNMài – The Year of Sssnake
Awake and Chris Alexander (presumably better known for his alias The Dial Artist) join forces to release a special edition celebrating the Year of the Snake. The 39mm model combines Vietnamese lacquer with a “snakeskin” motif created in Scotland by a dial artist. It is a limited edition of 50 pieces, and each dial requires 15 hours of manual work. Price: 2,100 euros.
For more information about the year Awake d-2’s ơnmài – sssnake, click here.
Biver Carillon Tourbillon Signature Series
Biver is introducing two editions of Carillon Tourbillon, two editions: two tones of rose gold and titanium and full titan. Compared to the skeleton model, here, for a more vintage character, complications are hidden behind the solid dial. The dial only shows the hours and minutes, but its simplicity is its strength. All details are completely proportional to the whole. Price: CHF 475,000.
For more information about the Biver Carillon Tourbillon Signature series, click here.
DWISS Model A1
Rafael Simoes Miranda from Dwiss has announced the trends in integrated bracelets. The 40mm case angle design continues with a Y-shaped stainless steel bracelet. This watch is equipped with the La Joux-Perret G100 and is a limited edition of 50o pieces. Price: CHF 1,600.
For more information about the DWISS Model A1, please see here.
