Montblanc further cements itself as a major player in timekeeping with their latest release: the Collection Villeret 1858 Vintage Tachydate. The elegantly executed chronograph comes in Rose or White Gold and is backed by a manual-wound movement with power reserve of up to 50 hours and is made specifically for this watch.
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IWC kickstarts 2012 with a bold new entry in their Pilot Watch series, the Top Gun Miramar. The watch echoes the colors of military hardware with a 48mm dark grey ceramic case and an olive drab strap. Inside is IWC's in-house movement which features a flyback chronograph and a power reserve of 168 hours.
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Since its launch in 1931, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso has taken many forms, including different movements and hundreds of dials — in a variety of colours.
A beautiful dark red lacquered dial adorns this new Reverso from Jaeger-LeCoultre, the Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge.
The Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge reinterprets the red dials of the 1930s, a color which at the time was a definitive mark of individuality upon one’s wrist.
This watch will be part of JLC’s new lineup at SIHH 2012 next January in Geneva.
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Welcome the new A. Lange & Söhne Datograph UP/DOWN, a model highly regarded due to its in-house chronograph movement, a rarity in the watch world.
Next year's Datograph will feature a 41mm case with an incredibly sophisticated hand-wound Lange in-house caliber which has a power reserve of 60 hours.
It will also have a platinum case and a blue-gray crocodile strap.
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For each of the past few years at the SIHH show in Geneva, Cartier has unveiled a “grande complication” wristwatch featuring a tourbillon, perpetual calendar and monopusher chronograph.
This year, Cartier has drawn inspiration from Cartier pocket watches produced in the 1930′s to produce this eye-catching piece.
The watch is crafted in white gold, with skeletonized Roman numerals, something that we have also seen the past few years in some of Cartier’s higher end pieces.
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Set for release next spring, Baume & Mercier unveils a stunning variation of their Capeland Flyback Chronograph with a black dial and gilt Breguet hands and red scales. Definitely the type of watch that is beautiful today and just as beautiful in 50 years when you're showing it off to your grandchildren.
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