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In 2025, Girard Perregaux brought back the Deep Diver, based on the 1970s cushion cased super-compressor diver’s watch. It was made as an exclusive 350 pieces Limited Edition and it was done in collaboration with Bamford Watch, that specializes in customizations. It was not their first collaboration as they have collaborated in the past such as for the Laureato Ghost.
The Deep Diver measures at 40.30mm x 38mm with 13.9mm thick profile in Grade-5 Titanium. It features a 14 facets polished bezel giving it a subtle contrast to the radial brush finished case. It has two crowns at 2 and 4, to turn the internal rotating bezel and to set the time respectively.
The dial is dominated with orange color with white and blue combination paired with a set of PVD hands topped with a 1970s inspired Girard Perregaux Logo and subtle Bamford logo at 6.
It is powered by the Cal. GP03300 self-winding movement that can be peeked through the blue tinted sapphire caseback with the Deep Diver logo.
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The Pioneer is H. Moser & Cie’s all-terrain sporty-chic automatic watch, with a rugged case construction. It has a 120m water resistance making it wearable for wearer with active lifestyle.
The case measures at 42.8mm in diameter with 14mm thick profile in DLC coated Stainless Steel.
The dial is bold with its sunburst turquoise color and flanged with a glowing orange ring yet highly minimalistic without any indexes. It is paired with a set of semi-skeletonized leaf shaped hands filled with vibrant orange Super LumiNova.
It is powered by the Cal. HMC 201 Self-Winding movement, an evolution of the highly reliable Cal. HMC 200 with a more open architecture, skeletonized rotor and anthracite finished.
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Introduced in 2005, the Tradition reference 7027 is a tribute to Abraham Louis Breguet’s “Souscription” pocket watch from the 18th century and is translated into a modern wristwatch.
This 7027 Tradition has a very traditional look with an 18K White Gold case measuring at a classic 37mm in diameter with 11mm thickness. Just as most Breguet it has a fluted case band, straight lugs and a thin rounded bezel.
The main dial is place at 12 o’clock with Breguet’s distinct guilloche pattern. It has a power reserve indicator right on the side of the dial.
Powered by the Cal. 507DR, that is dominantly frosted finished with some beautiful detailing giving us a glance on how all the gears and components work.
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The 67621ST Lady Royal Oak was introduced in 2012 as a more refined and feminine version of the Royal Oak.
It features a 33mm Stainless Steel case with just over 9mm thick and it is paired with black leather strap making it suitable to be worn on smaller wrists. It is also topped with a diamond set bezel.
This Lady Royal Oak has a Grande Tapisserie patterned black dial and is paired applied marquise shaped hour markers and date indicator at 3.
For the ease of use it is powered by the Cal. 2713 quartz movement.
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Patek Philippe 5980/1A Nautilus Chronograph made its debut in 2006, the year Patek Philippe celebrated Nautilus’ 30th Anniversary. For the first time, the Nautilus is fitted with Chronograph complication. It’s not just any chronograph but it was Patek Philippe’s first in-house automatic chronograph movement.
What sets itself apart is that it has a single chronograph counter at 6 displaying the chronograph’s minute and hour, giving it a cleaner and more symmetrical look. The chronograph pushers are well integrated at 2 and 4 o’clock position.
The case measures at 40.5mm with a 12.2mm thickness. It wears slightly bigger than most other Nautilus. And the dial is a classically gradient blue dial with silver chronograph minute counter.
It is powered by Patek Philippe’s Cal. CH28-520 self-winding movement with vertical clutch for smoother operation and better reliability.
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In 2021, Zentih collaborated with SJX to create a modern interpretation of the Zenith reference G383 from 1969 with a funky dial distinct to the 1960s-1970s design. It was given the nickname Poker Chip for the design of its subdials that reminisce actual poker chip. It is made as an exclusive 200 piece Limited Edition.
It has a micro-blasted titanium case from the A386 model measuring at 38mm in diameter with 12.3mm thick profile.
The dial is striking in black but divided into matte black segments with Super-Luminova “Poker Chip” motifs on top around the Subdials. The indexes and tachymeter are also printed with Super Luminova.
Powering the Poker Chip is the El Primero 400 movement that is basically the same as the original El Primero from 1969.