Richard Mille Flying Tourbillon Sapphire
Ref. RM 75-01
This exceptional timepiece showcases Richard Mille’s dedication to transparency, precision, and architectural beauty. Powered by the manual-winding calibre RM 75-01, it features a flying tourbillon and flying barrel suspended within a skeletonized movement, offering both technical sophistication and visual depth.
The case, entirely crafted from solid blocks of sapphire, reveals the movement in stunning clarity while providing outstanding scratch resistance. With over 1,000 hours of machining and finishing, the case is secured by grade 5 titanium screws and offers 30 meters of water resistance.
Inside, components made of grade 5 titanium, 5N gold, and grey PVD-treated elements ensure rigidity and performance. The fast-rotating barrel enhances energy efficiency, delivering a power reserve of approximately 65 hours. Super-LumiNova accents and an arched gold flange complete the sculptural aesthetic of this striking watch.
The Richard Mille RM 16-02 Automatic Extra-Flat features a sleek rectangular titanium case measuring 36 × 45.65 mm and just 9.5 mm thick, crafted with microblasted satin finish and polished bevels for durability and elegance. Powered by the in-house skeletonized CRMA9 automatic calibre, it offers a 50-hour power reserve and runs at 4 Hz with a free-sprung balance and platinum rotor.
The dial’s unique wire decal design highlights the intricate skeleton movement, emphasizing technical sophistication. Water-resistant to 30 meters, the watch is assembled with titanium screws and stainless steel washers for resilience. Introduced in 2025, the RM 16-02 is available in titanium or a striking Quartz TPT® colorway, combining modern style with cutting-edge materials.
Bold heritage in rose gold
The Santos de Cartier medium model features a self-winding mechanical movement powered by the 1847 MC calibre, housed in a 750/1000 rose gold case.
Its heptagonal crown is set with a faceted sapphire, while the silver opaline dial displays blue steel gladius-shaped hands beneath sapphire crystal.
The watch comes with two interchangeable straps — one in alligator leather and one in calfskin — both equipped with Cartier’s QuickSwitch system for easy versatility. Secured with a rose gold 750/1000 folding buckle.
Case width: 35.1 mm
Thickness: 8.83 mm
Water resistance: Up to 100 meters
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This watch is built with durability and functionality in mind, featuring high-grade materials and technical details ideal for both professional and recreational divers.
Breitling Navitimer 01 46mm Chronograph with a black dial. Here are some notable features of the watch:
Brand: Breitling
Model: Navitimer 01, 46mm version
Dial: Black dial with contrasting white indices and red accents.
Case Material: black-coated stainless steel.
Bezel: Features a bi-directional rotating bezel, commonly used for aviation calculations such as fuel consumption or airspeed (a signature of Navitimer watches).
Functions:
Chronograph with subdials (small seconds at 9 o’clock, a 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock, and 12-hour counter at 6 o’clock)
Tachymeter scale on the outer rim of the dial, useful for calculating speed.
Date window at 4:30 position.
Movement: COSC-certified chronometer ensuring precise and reliable timekeeping.
Strap: Black rubber strap with a textured pattern, matching the sporty yet sophisticated design.
The Navitimer series is known for its pilot-focused functionality, and this 46mm version combines technical precision with a bold, contemporary aesthetic.
The new Tissot PRX Powermatic 80, in a 40 mm size, features a unique forged carbon fiber case. This innovative material makes each watch one of a kind, while also offering lightweight durability. Designed for optimal performance in challenging conditions, it’s perfect for individuals looking to push their limits. The model blends functionality with style, making it an excellent choice for those who value both.
The watch combines elegant design with high-quality craftsmanship. The dial is protected by scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, ensuring clarity and durability. Powered by an automatic movement visible through the transparent case back, it boasts an impressive 80-hour power reserve.
Key Features
Collection: T-Classic
Weight: 75 g
Water Resistance: Up to 10 bar (100 m)
Warranty: 2 years
Hand-wound mechanical, P.3000 calibre, 16½ lignes, 5.3 mm thick, 21 jewels, Glucydur balance, 21,600 alternations/hour. Incabloc anti-shock device. Power reserve 3 days, two barrels. 161 components. Minutes, hours. Case – 47 mm diameter, brushed bronze. Shaded green with luminous Arabic numerals and hour markers
A 47 mm brushed bronze case, anti-clockwise rotating bezel, see-through sapphire crystal and titanium case back. Powered by an automatic mechanical movement, P.9010 calibre offers a 3-day power reserve, and water resistance up to 30.0 bar
Functions – Stop seconds device, Hours, Small seconds, Calendar aperture, Minutes. Bronze/brown ceramic anti-clockwise rotating bezel with graduated scale.
The watch has a domed sapphire crystal with a reflective coating and a screw-down caseback with a non-reflective crystal, making it water resistant to 100 m. A black vulcanized rubber strap matching the crown with a black rubber set. It also features specific skeleton and minute dials in a black lacquered hardwood case.
The Corum Bubble Dragon Eye model refers to the Chinese year of the dragon in 2024.
The Patek Philippe Nautilus is a sophisticated watch featuring a white gold case and an automatic flyback chronograph mechanism. Its opaline blue-gray dial is perfectly matched with two included straps: one made of denim-patterned calfskin leather, and the other of composite material with a fabric texture. The leather strap features contrasting white stitching and a white gold Nautilus fold-over clasp.
The watch case measures 40.5 mm in diameter and 12.2 mm in thickness, with water resistance up to 30 meters. It is distinguished by a refined combination of polished and satin finishes. The dial includes chronograph indications organized in a large monocounter at 6 o’clock with three concentric scales, while the central chronograph seconds hand can also function as a continuous seconds display. Additionally, there is a date window at 3 o’clock. The white gold hour markers have a white luminescent coating for visibility in the dark.
The sapphire crystal on the case back allows a look at Self-winding mechanical movement.
The watch’s color scheme pairs exceptionally well with blue clothing, adding to its versatility and elegance.
Patek Philippe presents the Nautilus Travel Time Chronograph Reference 5990/1 in a generous rose gold version contrasting with the sunburst blue dial featuring an embossed horizontal pattern and applied hour-markers. The baton-style hands are in rose gold with a luminescent coating. This new model combines three highly sought-after complications: a self-winding flyback chronograph, an easy-to-use Travel Time function (dual time-zone), and a date display, coupled with local time.
The Ref. 5990/1A-011 Nautilus Travel Time chronograph is one of Patek Philippe’s rare steel watches. It features a new blue dial with a ray sunburst dial and a delicate black gradation to the periphery.
The self-winding caliber CH 28-520 C FUS movement combines three convenient and user-friendly complications: a flyback chronograph, a Travel Time function (two time zones with two separate hour hands; the skeletonized hand shows home time) and an analog date at 12 o’clock which is synchronized with local time.
The Nautilus self-winding flyback chronograph comes in a new white gold version with an opaline blue-gray dial. This refined shade is echoed on the blue-gray denim-patterned calfskin strap with white gold Nautilus fold-over clasp. The watch is also delivered with an additional blue-gray composite material strap with fabric pattern.
The case and bezel are distinguished by contrasting polished and satin finishes.
Chronograph indications are grouped in an original and legible large 6 o’clock monocounter with three concentric scales. The central chronograph seconds hand can also be used as a running seconds display.
A NEW BLUE DIAL SHADING TO BLACK FOR THE STEEL VERSION
The steel Nautilus, endowed with an Annual Calendar and moon-phase display, now features a new blue dial inspired from the dial color of the original Nautilus model of 1976. Horizontal embossing and subtle grading from blue to black at the dial’s periphery create a powerful yet refined aesthetic that perfectly complements the sheen of the metal.
This elegantly sporty exterior, water-resistant to 30 m, conceals a caliber 324 S QA LU 24H/303 self-winding movement comprising 347 parts, which can be admired through a sapphire crystal case back.
The first ladies collection by F.P Journe a revolutionary horological concept
Always ahead of his time, conciliating tradition, innovation and modern technology, f.p.journe has developed a revolutionary horological concept for his first ladies collection. It was designed and conceived exclusively for women, with extremely precise technical specifications to provide this watch a long autonomy of 8 to 10 years in daily use and up to 18 years in standby mode.
8 years of development were necessary for this innovative movement that combines a great comfort of use and the performances of an electro-mechanical watch with feminity, elegance and precision. The “élégante” allows the time to be stopped and started again. This is the dream of all watchmakers…
The concept of this electro-mechanical watch features a mechanical motion detector visible on the dial at 4:30. When the “élégante” is motionless, it goes in stand by mode after 35 minutes to save its energy and the hands stop turning. During the standby mode, the microprocessor continues to keep time, while the mechanical parts – gears, rotors and hands – stop moving. When the “élégante” is moved again, the hands sets themselves automatically to the current time, taking the shortest path – either clockwise or counter clockwise.
All the mechanical elements of the “élégante” movement are manufactured by f.p.journe, based on the brand’s own criteria of excellence in state-of-the-art haute horology. The electronic components are made in switzerland according to exclusive standards, with a microprocessor specifically created for the watch.
The luminescent dial of the “élégante” in the titanium versions recalls the shimmering surface of white mother-of-pearl. It offers maximum legibility, by day and by night. At night the hands count off the hours, as in a shadow theatre. As a finishing touch to his first ladies collection, f.p.journe has chosen a flat tortue case, whose design is trademarked.
As françois-Paul Journe says: “i created this watch because for 20 years, women have been asking me to design a watch for them; a watch that was different and comfortable to wear, and that suited their needs and desires. I therefore created this long-lasting watch especially for them. Today the “élégante” features the only electro-mechanical movement conceived and created for the luxury market and offering a true vision of luxury.”
The “élégante” 40mm titanium is available with 8 coloured rubber straps: white, powder rose, orange, chocolate, black, anthracite, midnight blue and khaki green. The ergonomic shape of the straps perfectly embraces the wrist.
This tourbillon, the fastest in the world, completes one rotation in only five seconds and is powered by nothing less than four barrels. It features an exclusive escapement mechanism that is completely reversed from a traditional one. This unique set up takes a lot more energy than a conventional tourbillon, and as such we were able to incorporate multiplying gears in the goingtrain to speed up the tourbillon without compromising the integrity of the balance. That is something that is created specific to this watch and is once again a demonstration of the incredible in-house capabilities of Franck Muller.
Girard-Perregaux unveils two new versions of the Quasar Light, a timepiece renowned for taking ‘transparency to the extreme’. This contemporary expression of Haute Horlogerie pays tribute to the Maison’s now-iconic three arrow-shaped bridges, patented 140 years ago. In common with its traditional antecedents, the Quasar Light 140 is equipped with a tourbillon but it also embraces modernity with its distinctive sapphire crystal bridges and case.
Girard-Perregaux unveils two new versions of the Quasar Light, a timepiece renowned for taking ‘transparency to the extreme’. This contemporary expression of Haute Horlogerie pays tribute to the Maison’s now-iconic three arrow-shaped bridges, patented 140 years ago. In common with its traditional antecedents, the Quasar Light 140 is equipped with a tourbillon but it also embraces modernity with its distinctive sapphire crystal bridges and case.