In 2006, Patek Philippe launched the Nautilus Reference 5980/1 A, an elegant yet resolutely sporty chronograph timepiece in a stainless steel case. Inside its 44m diameter case, beats a self-winding, column-wheel-controlled caliber 28-520 C chronograph movement. While its architecture is based on the movement of the Patek Philippe Ref. 5960,
In 2005, Patek Philippe launched the first Nautilus watch with three complications: the Reference 3712/1A with power-reserve indicator, moon phase, and analog date. This model (reference 3712/1A-001) features a 42mm diameter stainless steel case and a “black to dark blue” shade dial with horizontal relief pattern. It is equipped with
In 2000, Oris created a limited edition ORIS XXL chronometer watch with a stainless steel case measuring 40mm diameter. This COSC-certified automatic watch was released in a limited edition of 350 pieces. The movement beating inside this timepiece is the Oris Calibre 637, the Chronometer version of the Calibre 635.
In 2001, on the occasion of the 500th anniversary of the accession of Basel to the Swiss Confederation, Oris launched an official Jubilee watch. Named ORIS XXL Limited Edition Basel 2001, this timepiece features a stainless-steel case. Commemorating Basel’s federal oath of 1501, this exclusive automatic watch was created to
In the Oris TT1 Day Date Lefty watch, the screw-down crown is placed at the 9 o’clock position – on the left side of the watch. The massive stainless-steel case with a diameter of 42 mm is also in a class of its own, with its aerodynamic lateral curvature and
The Patek Philippe 10 Jours Tourbillon Reference 5101P platinum hand-wound watch has 10 days autonomy, thanks to a complex mechanical movement with double barrel. It also incorporates a tourbillon rotating around its own axis in one minute behind the transparent back. Jours means days in French. The mechanical manual-winding movement
