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The Audemars Piguet 15300 is the sibling of the Royal Oak Jumbo 15202 that is powered by AP’s in house movement. It was produced from 2005 until 2012 and afterwards it was replaced by a larger 41mm version.
The 15300 measures at 39mm diameter with 9.5mm thick profile and this version is in 18K Rose Gold with leather strap.
It has a white dial with grande tapisserie /hobnail pattern with an applied AP logo at 12 and baton indexes.
It is powered by the in-house Cal. 3120 self-winding movement. It was the first time for a Royal Oak to be fitted with a simple time and date model to be fitted with an entirely in-house movement.
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The Patek Philippe 5235 was first introduced in 2011 and it was distinct for many reason. Mainly because it was the only Patek Philippe made with regulator style display.
The case measures at 40.5mm diameter with a slim 10.5mm profile in 18K Rose Gold. The design is inspired by the Ref. 3448 Perpetual Calendar with its rounded shaped case and sharp straight-lined angular lugs and bezel.
It features a two-tone dial in graphite and ebony black dial with a vertical satin finish. And it has two subdials at 12 and 6 displaying the hour and running second respectively, and the minute is indicated by the central sweeping hand in the center. It has three window displaying the day, date and month stretching from 10 to 2.
The Cal. 31-260 movement certainly is a feast to the eye to see, beautifully constructed and finished as it should be and it is fitted with silicon escapement and hairspring developed by the Patek Philippe Advanced Research department.
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Armin Strom, first founded in 1967 by master watchmaker Armin Strom and in 2009 revived by Serge Michel and Claude Greisler. They established a modern manufacture in Biel, specializing in innovative, high quality time piece rooted in Swiss-German watchmaking tradition.
The Tribute 1 is Armin Strom’s interpretation of classical dress watch. The case measures at 38mm in diameter with just over 9mm thickness in Stainless Steel. The crown is placed at 2 for better ergonomics for time setting. As a notch to their design language, it still features a much more subtle “lip” on the bezel at 6 o'clock. It features a domed sapphire crystal that gives the dial a three-dimensional feel.
The SHH Edition was made to commemorate the grand opening of Sincere Haute Horlogerie in Kuala Lumpur as a 12 piece Limited Edition. It has a silver sun-brushed main dial plate with an off-centered dial with tremblage finished salmon dial, framed by a steel ring railroad style minute track. The barrel is displayed on the bottom right part of the dial and it is held in place with a twin-arm cock that has been exquisitely beveled.
Powering the watch is the Cal. AMW 21 hand wound movement with 100 hour power reserve. It is hand-finished at the highest level, it can be seen by the three-quarter plate is finished with Geneva stripes and circular graining, the bevels are hand-polished at 60 degrees angle as well as the high polished counter sink on its jewels.
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The LM101 is perhaps one of if not the most sought after MB&F due to the more classical size in a much more wearable size at 40mm. In 2025, to mark MB&F’s 20th anniversary MB&F upgrade the LM101 and gave it the EVO treatment.
The case still measures at 40mm in diameter with 16.5mm height due to its high domed crystal and this time is in Titanium. So it is with the other EVO it features an integrated rubber strap that is durable for active lifestyle.
What makes an EVO is the innovative proprietary FlexRing, an annular dampener fitted between the case and movement providing shock protection along both vertical and lateral axes. It also has an 80m water resistance.
This LM101 EVO features a salmon color dial. The sub dials are now black with metal frames. And at the center is the large 14mm balance wheel suspended by a a mirror polished arc that has become a signature of MB&F timepieces.
The movement is an evolution from the original LM101 that is developed in-house by MB&F with the help of Kari Voutilainen for its aesthetic and finish. The bridges are NAC coated and finished in a typical 19th century hand finished movement with polished bevel and Geneva stripes. It is equipped with a Straumann double hairspring produced produced by Precision Engineering AG, a sister company of H. Moser & Cie.
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The DB28 has been the flagship model of De Bethune since its release in 2010. In the following year it won the Aiguille d'Or award at the GPHG. Throughout the years there have been many variation of the DB28. And this one called the “Steel Wheel” was introduced in 2018. To explain the Steel Wheel simply is that it is the openworked version of the DB28.
It is housed in a lightweight grade-5 Titanium case measuring 42.6mm in diameter with a slim 9.3mm profile and thanks to the innovative floating lugs it can adjust to the wearer’s wrist comfortably. The screw-down crown is placed at 12 keeping the aesthetic clean and well balanced.
The Steel Wheel exposes the very soul of the movement through an architectural openworked dial. The signature delta-shaped plate still takes the center stage, it is finished with De Bethune’s unmistakable “Côtes De Bethune” decoration. The barrels, the ratchet wheel and the delta top bridge have also been open-worked. The concave dial plate is superbly finished with a black polished surface. The balance wheel is beating at 4Hz, is manufactured in Titanium with White Gold inserts - patented in 2016 and optimised for temperature differences. It is held in place by elegant shock absorbers, with the most alluring polish found in the rounded arms.
The DB28 Steel Wheels use a ratcheted chapter ring with inspiration drawn from the tooth profile of the gear wheels. The minute hand is hand-polished and flame-blued in steel, and the hour hand is made of sapphire crystal and rimmed by a nice chamfered and blued titanium frame. The sapphire hand allows a good view of the Cal. DB2115V4 underneath. At 6 it showcases De Bethune’s iconic spherical moon phase made of blued steel and palladium. If set correctly the moon phase indicator needs one correction every 122 years.
As most parts of the Cal. DB2115V4 is shown upfront and despite not much left at the back, it still has a six days power reserve indicator. The back of the main plate is visible and is decorated with a hand-made perlage.
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The IWC Ingenieur Perpetual Calendar reference 9240 was introduced in 1985, and it was the first ever IWC watch to feature Kurt Klaus’s infamous perpetual calendar movement - predating the more well known Da Vinci Perpetual Calendar Chronograph.
The Ingenieur itself date back to 1954, developed for engineers, very similar to Rolex Milgauss. In the mid 1970s, the Ingenieur SL was introduced, it was designed by none other than Gerald Genta with the theme of luxury sports watch just like the Royal Oak and Nautilus.
This reference 9240 measures at 38mm in diameter with just around 10mm thick profile in 18K yellow gold. It features the distinct round, screw-on bezel with 5 circular indentations and an integrated bracelet.
It has a clean white dial with four subdials at each quarter indicating the moonphase, date, month and day of the week. And at 7-8 o’clock it has the digital year indicator.
This watch is powered by the Cal. 3758 self-winding movement based on the ETA 2892-2 movement with Kurt Klaus’ perpetual calendar module.