Introduced in 2007, the Eberhard & Co CHRONO TRAVERSETOLO is a mechanical chronograph with automatic winding characterized by a very finely machined movement, which is revealed through the transparent caseback in sapphire glass. The rotor deserves particular attention: it is entirely decorated with Côtes de Genève embellishments, circular, and it
Introduced in 2007, this splendidly feminine version of the Calatrava Travel Time is dedicated to women travellers. This model comes in the classic Calatrava silhouette and simultaneously displays the time in two zones, and to add further sparkling, the gem setters adore the timepiece with superb, hand-selected diamonds. To tell
IWC chief designer Kurt Klaus brought the DaVinci to life in the 1980s with his incomparable and revolutionary invention of an autonomous perpetual calendar and heralded a new era with this delightful complication. Launched in 2007 in a limited edition of 600 examples, the Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Special Edition
Introduced in 2007, the Patek Philippe Perpetual Calendar with Retrograde Date in an enlarged officer’s style case is a true tribute to officer’s watches–their backs are protected by dust covers. The diameter of the case, which features a gold dust cover that protects the sapphire-crystal back, is 38 mm –
Introduced in 2007, this tonneau shaped Patek Philippe timepiece (reference 5098) pays tribute to the historic Chronometro Gondolo collection issued during early 1900’s for Gondolo & Labouriau jewellery and watch Retail Company in Rio de Janeiro. In 1927, the last watch of this series was issued from Geneva and these
Launched in 2007, this limited edition timepiece in pink gold (188 pieces) is equipped with FC-935 manufacture-made calibre featuring highly innovative silicon escapement wheel created by Frederique Constant. This famous escapement wheel does not require any lubricating. The use of silicon, an extremely hard compound very resistant to corrosion, is
