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Thomas Prescher NEMO SUB I

The world renowned independent watchmaker Thomas Prescher unveils his most ambitious horology project NEMO SUB I, a steampunk submariner inspired mechanical watch with an automatic‐winding bi‐axial tourbillon and triple‐piece case that is produced mostly from precision machined synthetic sapphire crystal. Thomas Prescher has combined sapphire crystal with 18k red gold

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Thomas Prescher Nemo Sailor: The First Watch from Nemo Triptychron” Series

Swiss luxury watch brand Thomas Prescher unveils “Nemo Sailor” , the first timepiece of “Nemo Triptychron” series, as a part of their prestigious and sensational Archaeological Project. The newly introduced “Nemo Triptychron” line is inspired by Jules Verne’s “20’000 Miles Under the Sea” and different steampunk and art nouveau influences.

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Thomas Prescher Tempusvivendi Collection

Tempusvivendi originates in the golden era of artistic and technical horology of the eighteenth century. This period was not only renowned for some of the greatest horological inventions in history, but was also an epoch in which a watch combined valuable timekeeping properties with a high level of visual artistry

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Thomas Prescher Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator

The Thomas Prescher Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator is the world’s only triple-axis flying tourbillon wristwatch. This horological art piece is not only extremely rare, it is also unique. It houses one of the world’s most exclusive and most difficult complications to assemble. Equipped with a hand-wound mechanical calibre, Thomas Prescher’s  Triple

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Thomas Prescher Mysterious Automatic Double Axis Tourbillon

The Mysterious Automatic Double Axis Tourbillon watch was born from an idea to improve the visibility of the central elements of Thomas Prescher’s multi Axis Tourbillon.  In this timepiece, some of the movements components are hidden below the bezel on the left and right sides of the case. On the

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