High jewelry meets timeless design
This refined small model (29.5 × 22 mm) of the Tank Louis Cartier is powered by a quartz movement and presented in a 750/1000 yellow gold case.
The pearl-shaped crown is adorned with a diamond, while the black lacquer dial is set with 151 brilliant-cut diamonds (totaling 0.71 carats). Gold-finish gladius-shaped hands, mineral glass, and a semi-matte black alligator leather strap with a yellow gold ardillon buckle complete the luxurious aesthetic.
Thickness: 6.35 mm
Water resistance: Up to 30 meters
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
Minimalist boldness in timeless form
This small model (29.5 × 22 mm) of the Tank Must features a quartz movement housed in a polished steel case.
The black lacquered dial offers striking contrast, complemented by rhodium-plated gladius-shaped hands. A pearly crown is adorned with a cabochon synthetic spinel, and the look is completed with a bright black alligator strap and steel ardillon buckle.
Thickness: 6.6 mm
Water resistance: Up to 30 meters
Timeless elegance in yellow gold
A refined interpretation of Cartier’s iconic design, this small model (29.5 × 22 mm) features a 750/1000 yellow gold casewith a quartz movement.
Silver grené dial, blue steel gladius-shaped hands, and a sapphire cabochon set in the pearled crown. Mineral glass protects the dial, while a classic alligator leather strap with a matching yellow gold pin buckle completes the look.
Thickness: 6.35 mm. Water-resistant to 30 meters.
An icon of style with a soul of the future
An elegant take on the iconic Tank Must, now in a compact 29.5 × 22 mm size and powered by the innovative SolarBeat™ movement.
Featuring a steel case, sunray silver dial, blued steel gladius-shaped hands, and a crown set with a synthetic spinel cabochon. Paired with a black grained calfskin strap and a classic steel buckle.
Water-resistant up to 30 meters. Case thickness: just 6.6 mm.
This unique watch model owes its name to the aviation pioneer Alberto Santos Dumont. It first appeared in 1904 and, as legend has it, it was created by Cartier on Santos’ order to help the Brazilian pilot keep time correctly.
The watch remained a legend and after over a hundred years, the Santos model received another incarnation. This time it is a skeleton masterpiece made of gold and steel, with a transparent case made of sapphire glass. The watch mechanism inside is unique, with elements also made of yellow gold. At first, the untrained eye will see mainly gears and intersecting strips of precious metal. Only a careful look will reveal the Roman numerals – III, VI, IX, XII located around the square center of the watch mechanism.
This unique men’s timepiece is made, along with the bracelet with gold and steel.
This unique watch model owes its name to the aviation pioneer Alberto Santos Dumont. It first appeared in 1904 and, as legend has it, it was created by Cartier on Santos’ order to help the Brazilian pilot keep time correctly.
The watch remained a legend and after over a hundred years, the Santos model received another incarnation. This time it is a skeleton masterpiece made of rose gold, with a transparent case made of sapphire glass. The watch mechanism inside is unique, with elements also made of rose gold. At first, the untrained eye will see mainly gears and intersecting strips of precious metal. Only a careful look will reveal the Roman numerals – III, VI, IX, XII located around the square center of the watch mechanism.
This unique men’s timepiece is made, along with the bracelet, almost entirely of rose gold.
The Nautilus Haute Joaillerie appears in a new rose gold version, entirely paved with diamonds snow-set on the case, bezel and bracelet. On the dial, the rows of stones are set in the small raised wave pattern typical of the Ladies’ Nautilus collection. To ensure perfect readability, this watch is fitted with luminescent-coated hands, applied hour-markers and Arabic numerals. The rose gold case houses a self-winding caliber visible through a transparent sapphire crystal case-back. The new Nautilus Haute Joaillerie sparkles with the fire of 2,364 brilliant-cut internally flawless Top Wesselton (11.63 cts).
Patek Philippe presents the Nautilus Haute Joaillerie reference 7118/1450 in a new white gold interpretation featuring a case, bezel and bracelet adorned with snow-set diamonds and a dial illuminated by rows of stones set in the small raised wave pattern typical of the ladies’ Nautilus collection. The architecture and meticulous finishing of the self-winding caliber 324 S are visible through a transparent sapphire crystal case back. The bracelet is equipped with a patented Patek Philippe fold-over clasp secured by four independent catches. The new Nautilus Haute Joaillerie sparkles with the fire of 2,364 brilliant-cut internally flawless Top Wesselton (11.63 cts).
Patek Philippe presents a new ladies’ Nautilus jewelry version in which rose gold harmonizes distinctively with the luster of spessartite gems.
The octagonal bezel is set with a row of 68 spessartite baguettes that feature a double color gradation from cognac at 12 and 6 o’clock to champagne at 9 and 3 o’clock. The dial has hour markers made of ogive-shaped spessartite baguettes in cognac hues. This dynamic aspect endows this precious creation with a decidedly modern touch.
With the undulating pattern that is typical for Nautilus ladies’ watches, the dial assures excellent legibility. This requirement applies to all Patek Philippe watches, even gem-set models.
With the rounded octagonal shape of its bezel, the ingenious porthole construction of its case, and its horizontally embossed dial, the Nautilus has epitomized the elegant sports watch since 1976. Forty years later, it comprises a splendid collection of models for men and women. In steel, rose gold, white gold or two-tone combinations they accompany the most active lifestyles with incomparable class
With the rounded octagonal shape of its bezel, the ingenious porthole construction of its case, and its horizontally embossed dial, the Nautilus has epitomized the elegant sports watch since 1976. Forty years later, it comprises a splendid collection of models for men and women. In steel, rose gold, white gold or two-tone combinations they accompany the most active lifestyles with incomparable class
A SLIGHTLY LARGER DIAMETER WITH NEW DIAL COLORS
The Ladies Automatic Nautilus in steel with diamond-set bezel asserts its presence on the wrist with a slightly larger diameter (35.2 mm instead of 33.6 mm). Patek Philippe has also revised its range of dial colors, introducing blue opaline, silvery opaline or gray opaline, grading to black at the periphery.
The steel bracelet comes with a fold-over clasp, endowed with a new adjustment system, providing the wearer with between 2 and 4 mm of extra bracelet length for increased comfort.
A SLIGHTLY LARGER DIAMETER WITH NEW DIAL COLORS
The Ladies Automatic Nautilus in steel with diamond-set bezel asserts its presence on the wrist with a slightly larger diameter (35.2 mm instead of 33.6 mm). Patek Philippe has also revised its range of dial colors, introducing blue opaline, silvery opaline or gray opaline, grading to black at the periphery.
The steel bracelet comes with a fold-over clasp, endowed with a new adjustment system, providing the wearer with between 2 and 4 mm of extra bracelet length for increased comfort.
The Ladies Automatic Nautilus in rose gold reinterprets its sporty-chic style in two new models with plain bezels that frame dials in two luxurious colors: silvery opaline and golden opaline.
The rose gold bracelet which, like the case and bezel, combines polished and satin finishes, is fitted with a new fold-over clasp with an integrated adjustment system. The caliber 26‑330 S C self-winding movement can be admired through the sapphire crystal case back.
The Ladies Automatic Nautilus in rose gold reinterprets its sporty-chic style in two new models with plain bezels that frame dials in two luxurious colors: silvery opaline and golden opaline.
The rose gold bracelet which, like the case and bezel, combines polished and satin finishes, is fitted with a new fold-over clasp with an integrated adjustment system. The caliber 26‑330 S C self-winding movement can be admired through the sapphire crystal case back.
The Ladies Automatic Nautilus wristwatch in stainless steel emphasizes its casual elegance and very feminine style with two new dial colors: silvery opaline and smoke gray. The gently undulating embossed decor underscores its unmistakably ladylike interpretation of the Nautilus. The applied numerals and the hands are luminous to assure optimized legibility.
The Ladies Automatic Nautilus wristwatch in stainless steel emphasizes its casual elegance and very feminine style with two new dial colors: silvery opaline and smoke gray. The gently undulating embossed decor underscores its unmistakably ladylike interpretation of the Nautilus. The applied numerals and the hands are luminous to assure optimized legibility.
With the rounded octagonal shape of its bezel, the ingenious porthole construction of its case, and its horizontally embossed dial, the Nautilus has epitomized the elegant sports watch since 1976. Forty years later, it comprises a splendid collection of models for men and women. In steel, rose gold, white gold or two-tone combinations they accompany the most active lifestyles with incomparable class
The Aquanaut Luce collection for ladies welcomes a new, practical and easy-to-use complication: the patented Annual Calendar: a complete day/date/month calendar requiring only one manual correction per year, at the end of February. The manufacture is thus enriching its offer of complicated ladies’ watches with a non-gemset model.
The iconic design of the rose gold case and bezel with a rounded octagonal shape is enhanced by the contrast between polished and satin-brushed finishes. The contemporary “sporty chic” style is reinforced by the blue-gray dial and composite strap with Aquanaut pattern.
The Giga Tourbillon features the biggest tourbillon in the world ever seen in a wristwatch. This masterpiece embraces a 20 mm diameter tourbillon on the dial that occupies half of the watch. To power this huge tourbillon and to ensure the 9 days of power reserve, four barrels were necessary. Furthermore, creating the Giga Tourbillon involved great efforts to lighten everything very substantially, hence the use of materials such as titanium and bronze barium. The technical challenges were great and Franck Muller R&D department has drawn all its expertise to carry off this remarkable technical feat.
The Aeternitas Mega – the most complicated wristwatch in the world – is the pinnacle of success in the art of watchmaking in terms of complexity and complications. With 36 complications and 1’483 components, the Aeternitas Mega is a wonder of micro-mechanic and watchmaking know-how. Wholly manufactured in-house, each of the 1,483 components, was designed to give the watch an elegant design in the pure traditions of the old “cadraturiers” of the Vallée de Joux. The name of the Aeternitas comes from Latin and means eternity. It is in tribute to the eternal calendar in the Aeternitas Mega that follows a 1000-year cycle renewable to infinity.
Legendary Swiss timepiece manufacturer Chopard began with the work of one artisan watchmaker, Louise-Ulysse Chopard. By the 19th century, the Chopard name helped build a reputation of reliability and quality for Swiss-made products. Their Happy Diamonds watch in 1976 was a revolutionary combination of precision and haute jewelry, with fanciful floating diamonds sliding and spinning freely between two sapphire crystals. Today, they continue to craft timepieces that combine meticulous, precision mechanics with the opulence of luxury jewelry.
Legendary Swiss timepiece manufacturer Chopard began with the work of one artisan watchmaker, Louise-Ulysse Chopard. By the 19th century, the Chopard name helped build a reputation of reliability and quality for Swiss-made products. Their Happy Diamonds watch in 1976 was a revolutionary combination of precision and haute jewelry, with fanciful floating diamonds sliding and spinning freely between two sapphire crystals. Today, they continue to craft timepieces that combine meticulous, precision mechanics with the opulence of luxury jewelry.
The especially dramatic and enduring design concept of the OMEGA Constellation line is characterized by its famous “Griffes”, or claws, and striking dials.
This brushed model features a black dial decorated with a supernova pattern, marked with diamond-set indexes and covered by a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal. The bezel, with its engraved Roman numerals, is mounted on a 24 mm stainless steel case, and is presented on a stainless steel bracelet.
This timepiece is powered by OMEGA’s calibre 1376, a precision quartz movement.
From the Quai des Bergues Lady collection, Czapek presents the Lady No.7 model, clad in a luxurious 1N white gold case and adorned with lustrous diamonds. The model measures a 38.5mm diameter and is topped with a curved scratch resistant sapphire crystal glass lens that protects the surface of a stunning mother of pearl dial. The captivating pearly shades of the dial are accompanied by glistening VVS diamonds located at each hour marker. The display, with white gold Fleur de Lys hands, also features a small second sub-dial at 7 o’clock and a power reserve indicator at 5 o’clock.
The Czapek Quai des Bergues Lady No.7 watch is powered by one of the brand’s proprietary movements, complete with double open ratchets, sandblasted bridges, blue screws, bevelling, and final anglage decoration that have all been made visible through a sapphire crystal glass caseback. The manual winding movement is capable of producing a 7 day power reserve that can be read from the power reserve indicator at 5 o’clock. To complete its elegant look, the white gold Quai des Bergues watch is fitted on a deep blue alligator leather strap with a white gold buckle.
The Antarctique combines sophisticated style and look with a genuine in-house power movement bound to stake a major claim in the popular sport-chic segment.
The Antarctique is a 40.5 mm or 38.5 mm three-hander, thin enough to slip comfortably under a cuff, and with a carefully-honed, edgy look. The transparent case back reveals the model’s beating heart, the vigorous, 30-millimeter SXH5 automatic caliber, conceived internally by a multifaceted team. Special attention was given to both performance and appearance, so the movement’s parts are arranged for visual harmony and transparency.
Alternatively, the Antarctique Rattrapante in 42.5 mm., a split-second mono-pusher chronograph with a unique, dial-side mechanism, embodies the delicate balance between high-end mechanics and refined aesthetics.
Famous for its iconic Reverso model, Jaeger-Lecoultre has been one of the top brand of the watch industry. As part of the big four (Patek Philippe, Rolex and Audemars Piguet) JLC keeps on innovating and creating the most desired watches. Luxury watch-making at its finest through the superb combination of heritage of invention, creativity and technical skill.
From the rarest craft professions to the most cutting-edge technologies – Jaeger Lecoultre are known are praised for their luxury timepieces that are the epitome of classic elegance and timeless style. Master-watchmakers, engineers and technicians craft each watch in harmony, guided by time-honoured know-how and a constant quest for technical enhancements together with passion and vision for innovation.