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Ebel, a Swiss brand originated in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, well known for their Sport Classic model with wave-shaped bracelet and fluid, slim profile. It reached its peak popularity in the 1980s to the 1990s after Don Johnson was spotted wearing it in the hit movie Miami Vice.
The 1911 Voyager was first introduced in the late 1980s with a “world time” complication allowing the wearer to track multiple timezone simultaneously.
The case is rounded hexagonal based with distinct 5 exposed screws around the bezel. It measures at 38mm with 10mm thick profile in Stainless Steel. It has a rotating bezel with 23 cities representing 23 different timezones.
This version has a silver dial with a silhouette of the world map in polished finish. It has a useful date window at 3 and 24 hour ring on the rehaute.
It is powered by the Ebel Cal. 124 based on the reliable ETA 2892-2 and enhanced with a custom Lemania world-time module.
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Parmigiani Fleurier was established in 1996 by Michel Parmigiani. Prior to this he run an independent restoration workshop, that over the years have restored many important and historical clocks and watches as well as became the training ground of some of the most important independent watchmakers today.
The Toric, the earliest line of Pargmigiani’s wristwatch, is heavily influenced by Abraham-Louis Breguet and classical architecture, the double stepped bezels are distinctively decorated with knurling around it. The very first piece was the Memory Time with a second timezone display at 12.
This Toric Automatic has a simple black dial with silver chapter ring around the hour markers and date aperture at 3. It has a javelin shaped hour and minute hands and a blued central sweeping second hand. And this early example comes with the earlier date wheel with its cursive font.
The distinct case measures at a contemporary 40mm diameter crafted in 18K White Gold with a slim 8.5mm profile.
Powering the Toric Automatic is the Cal. 13301 with 38 hours power reserve and date function. It was finished and decorated to the highest standard with Geneva Stripes on the baseplate and guilloched 22K gold rotor with a “PF” signature on it.
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The Bulgari Octo Finissimo, first released in 2017, has been one of the most exciting model to follow as they have been breaking records for the thinnest movement with different complications. The design derived from Gerald Genta’s Octo and now with ultra thin case and integrated bracelet.
Cased in its extremely light sandblasted titanium case with integrated bracelet measuring 40mm in diameter with an impressive thickness just over 5mm.
This example is part of an exclusive 11 piece limited edition made for “Le Paris Watch Club” with Carbon dial that gives it a monochromatic look with a nice special effect under different lighting.
Powering the Octo Finissimo is the Cal. BVL 138 Self-Winding with an impressive 2.23mm thickness featuring a platinum micro-rotor.
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Rolex invented their patented waterproof Oyster case in 1926 and 5 years later they introduced a self-winding mechanism they call the Perpetual Rotor. This combination - Oyster Perpetual became the foundation of pretty much all the Rolex collection in their line up. They feature automatic movement with waterproof case.
Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Oyster case, Rolex introduced the Oyster Perpetual with multi-colored Jubilee motif dial. It is a repeating monogram pattern of the “Rolex” name applied across the surface using a 10-layer colored lacquer process with at least 10 contrasting shades.
The reference 126000 has a 36mm case with a polished domed bezel and paired with a brushed Oyster bracelet.
It is powered by the Cal. 3230 Self-winding movement with 70 hour power reserve.
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The Rolex Datejust was first introduced in 1945 and it was the first self-winding watch with an automatically changing date window on the dial. Very iconic with its flutted bezel and specially designed jubilee bracelet. Over the years the Datejust has been seen on the wrist of many prominent historical figures such as Sir Winston Churchill, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Martin Luther King Jr, and Ronald Reagan.
It has the newly introduced green ombré dial that has a vibrant green center that transitions darker to black to the edge of the dial.
The Datejust 41 measures at 41mm in diameter with 11.5mm thick profile in White Rolessor, Rolex’s terms for the combination of Stainless Steel and White Gold paired with the Jubilee bracelet.
It is powered by the Cal. 3235 Self-Winding movement with 70 hours power reserve.
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The World Time, a complication invented by Louis Cottier in the 1930s with a capability to show 24 different timezone at the same time. The Patek Philippe World Time is an icon that is often overlooked.
The 5230P was produced between 2022 to 2024 after the White Gold and Rose Gold model was discontinued. It features some design cues from the legendary reference 2523 from the 1950s. It measures at a classic 38.5mm with just around 10mm thick and it has a winglet style lugs with prominent bevel. Just it is with any Platinum case Patek Philippe it has a diamond set on the case at 6 o’clock.
The dial is more contemporary looking with a sunburst finish graduating from blue in the center to black towards the edge of the dial. In the center it is guilloche finished a signature of Patek Philippe World Time watches.
Just like its predecessor, the 5230P is powered by Patek Philippe’s Cal. 240 HU (Heure Universelle) with micro-rotor and an easy to use adjuster at 10.