This fashionable diamond watch by Vacheron Constantin was actually launched in 2002 to mark the 30th anniversary of an original 1972 model watch. A child of the 20th century’s love of originality, the 1972 design made full use of the period’s unfettered aesthetic quest to present a strikingly novel face
This Haute Horlogerie masterpiece first presented in 2002 was treated in 2006 to new dials as well as a broader tourbillon cage and bridge in keeping with the original Daniel Roth lines. This new version offers collectors a chance to acquire a tourbillon endowed with an exceptional 200-hour power reserve
Louis Erard was born in La Chaux-de-fonds to a family of watchmakers. Twenty years of diligent training at school and in the workshops of Neuchâtel provided him with the demanding know-how which led him to create a company and then file his own brand Louis Erard et Fils in 1930.
Introduced in 2006 in a limited edition of 2,400 titanium watches, this timepiece by Oris was produced to mark the Swiss watch brand’s partnership with F1 driver, Nico Rosberg. The rotating flange is inspired by the revolution counters on the Williams cars. The carbon fibre dial features a single, blue,
Launched in 2001 in a limited series of 50 watches, the BLANCPAIN Quattro is an haute horlogerie creation that incorporates four watch-making complications: an automatic movement, a chronograph with a flyback function, split seconds, tourbillon and a perpetual calendar. Crafted in 18 carat gold, the automatic movement that beats inside
The Royal Eagle refers to a series contemporary and technical wristwatch line launched by Vacheron Constantin in early 2000s. This modern mechanical timepiece collection was created to satisfy the tastes of new generation customers. The finely balanced design of these timepieces ensured both immediate legibility and the instant identification of
