Omega SPEEDMASTER 38
6 200 €
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The Speedmaster 38 mm collection has been crafted with simplicity, size and colour in mind, yet still retains the look and heritage of OMEGA’s most famous chronograph.
This model features a stainless steel case and bezel which includes a tachymeter scale on a black aluminium ring.
The black dial includes rhodium-plated indexes and hands, three subdials and a date window at 6 o’clock.
The watch has a stainless steel bracelet, a Seahorse medallion on the caseback, and is driven by the OMEGA Co-Axial Calibre 3330.
Omega De Ville Prestige
The OMEGA De Ville Prestige collection has attracted a large and loyal following with its classic, elegant design. These timepieces are characterised by pure styling with luxury finishes, and exude a timeless design.
This model features a two-zone, white mother-of-pearl dial with gold-fashioned Roman numeral hour indexes at the 3, 6, 9 and 12 o’clock positions. A scratch-resistant sapphire crystal covers this striking dial. The bezel is mounted on a 27.4 mm 18K yellow gold case and is presented on an 18K yellow gold bracelet. This wristwatch is powered by OMEGA’s calibre 1376, a precision quartz movement.
IWC PORTOFINO POINTER DATE
Stainless steel case, Automatic, self-winding, Diameter 39.0 mm, Brown calfskin strap with quick-change system, Strap width 18.0 mm.
- Stainless steel
BR 05 Black Steel
The BR 05 belongs to the family of watches with an integrated bracelet: the bracelet fuses with the case to create a unified piece. In the words of Bruno Belamich, Bell & Ross’ co-founder and creative director: «This integration of case and bracelet is not only in line with the brand’s visual identity, it also brings another dimension to the watch: the first link forms part of the case. This type of design harks back to the Seventies, and when transposed to Bell & Ross, it creates a result with a graphic style which is both striking and modern.”
- Steel
Omega SEAMASTER AQUA TERRA 150M
This 43 mm Worldtimer has a case in stainless steel with integrated matching bracelet and butterfly clasp.
At the centre of the sun-brushed green dial, framed by a polished-brushed green ceramic bezel, OMEGA has produced a vision of Earth, viewed from above the North Pole, by laser-ablating continents and colours on a grade 5 titanium surface. Circling the topographic map is a 24-hour indication, divided into night and day sections.
OMEGA’s home city of Bienne Switzerland is among the many global destinations circling around the dial and its outer ring. All place names, with the exception of the British capital are coloured yellow gold. London is in red to highlight Greenwich Mean Time, now more formally known as Universal Time Coordinated (UTC).
World times are measured by hands and indexes in 18K Moonshine™ Gold. OMEGA’s Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8938 provides the power.
- Steel
BR 03-92 Golden Heritage
Straddled between yesterday and today, the BR HERITAGE collection draws its inspiration from history yet uses the most modern techniques to restore the effects of passing time.
- Steel
Omega Speedmaster Chronoscope
The Chronoscope collection has taken the legendary Speedmaster design and combined it with inspiration from OMEGA’s chronograph wristwatches from the 1940s.
This 43 mm model is crafted in OMEGA’s exclusive Bronze Gold, with an oxidised bronze dial featuring a special patina and opaline finish. Along with a polished brown ceramic bezel ring with its tachymeter scale in “vintage” enamel, the leaf-shaped hands and Arabic numerals also feature an 18K Bronze Gold PVD coating. A unique “spiral” track pattern runs beneath the numbers.
Most notably, the dial is printed with three distinctive timing scales in a 1940’s “snail” design, including a tachymeter scale, a pulsometer scale and a telemeter scale.
Presented on a brown leather strap, the watch features a silvery small-seconds counter at 9H, and a silvery 60-minute and 12-hour recorder at 3H. Inside, the timepiece is driven by the manual-winding OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 9908.
Oris Big Crown Pointer Date
Oris to szwajcarska marka, która zajmuje się produkcją zegarków od ponad 100 lat. Cechą charakterystyczną tej firmy jest wykorzystanie wyłącznie mechanizmu z automatycznym naciągiem w swoich propozycjach. Zdaniem firmy jest to tradycja zegarmistrzowska, a co za tym idzie najlepszy napęd zegarkowy. Nie tylko mechanizm jest w tej firmie wyjątkowy, ale również design, który podkreśla czerwony wahnik – symbol marki
- Stainless steel
Quai Des Bergues N°17 Double Soleil Deep Blue Czapek
One size never truly fits all – and with this in mind, Czapek presents its Quai des Bergues model in a new, 40.5mm case. The steel case retains all of the stylistic signatures of the Quai des Bergues case – with a slight refinement of the case-side recesses in order to incorporate the movement (Calibre SXH1) – and a subtle change to the slope of the lugs to ensure a perfect fit on the wrist.
The SXH1 caliber is a proprietary movement designed by Czapek. It is the first in a family of movements developed specifically for Czapek watches, according to the strictest rules of the watchmaking art. It was conceived in cooperation with Le Locle based company Chronode. This manually wound movement has two barrel springs, ensuring 7 days of power reserve and runs at a rate of 21,600 vibrations per hour, (3 Hertz). It features an annular balance wheel with weights for variable inertia and a Breguet terminal curve balance spring. The balance cock has been finely skeletonized and streamlined to give the whole balance greater transparency. It is finely decorated and remains aesthetically and functionally true to the 1850 original. The architecture remains symmetrical, and the sandblasted finish is a modern interpretation of the ‘satiné frost’ technique used in the 19th Century.
- Stainless steel