Watches that have detailed movements
Markers of industrial rejuvenation, these instruments of horology are
hailed for their detailed movements. With retrogrades, tourbillons,
perpetual calendars and minute repeaters ceaselessly evolving through
time, purists and connoisseurs remain hooked on to this eternal culture.
Markers of industrial rejuvenation, these instruments of horology are hailed for their detailed movements. With retrogrades, tourbillons, perpetual calendars and minute repeaters ceaselessly evolving through time, purists and connoisseurs remain hooked on to this eternal culture.
Cartier
Pasha De Cartier Skeleton Flying Tourbillon
Encrusted with 19 gemstones, its manual winding movement comprises 175 elements and precise to a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour. Fit in a 42mm case sculpted in white gold, its fluted crown is adorned with sapphire cabochon and resonates with the diamondshaped hour and minute hands made of blued steel. The skeletonised bridges in the movement resemble Arabic numerals. The timepiece is going to be sold as a special edition model limited to just a hundred numbered pieces
Tag Heuer
Mikrotimer Flying 1000 Concept Chronograph
In the world of Formula One, 1/1000th of a second is enough to determine victory or loss. Precise to this micro-fraction, this iconic device is hailed as the world's first mechanical chronograph. Its calibre 360 movement features an extremely high-frequency oscillating system for enhanced accuracy. Employing 354 components, the timepiece has a power reserve of 43 hours. Placed in a black titanTAG ium carbide case, this watch is limited to 150 pieces.
Jaeger LeCoultre
Master Tourbillon Date
Driven by the in-house mechanical automatic calibre 978 movement comprising 302 parts, each piece is crafted, assembled and decorated by hand. Studded with 33 jewels and a 22 carat engraved oscillating weight, the complication vibrates 28,800 times every hour. It comes in variants of 18 carat pink gold and 950 grade platinum. While the former is classic with an eggshell white dial and gold toned hands, the latter conveys understated elegance with its rhodium plated hands on a grey dial.
Rolex
Oyster Perpetual Yacht Master II
The ideal utility tool for yachting enthusiasts and sailors, the chronograph's self-winding movement can be synchronised to the official regatta racing countdown. Designed and developed by Rolex, the ring command bezel can be rotated through 90 degrees and serves to set and lock its countdown feature. The water and corossion resistant case back houses a stunning blue Cerachrom bezel and a white lacquered dial engraved with pink gold numerals.
Jaquet Droz
Grande Seconde Tourbillon
A lovechild of tourbillon complication and couture aesthetics, this exquisite timepiece displays its skeleton and hand movements within subdials that merge to form the numeric eight. While the inner workings are placed in the seconds counter on 12 o' clock, the subdial at 6 o' clock displays the movement of hands around roman numerals.One variant comes with a 43mm case in white gold and is equipped with a black matt Ctes de Genve dial, while the other features a rose gold case inset with an ivory enamel dial. Corresponding to the style of the case, the pin buckle of the black alligator strap is set in white or rose gold. The self-winding Jaquet Droz Calibre tourbillon movement is studded with 31 rubies and an oscillating weight with 18 carat rose gold. This powerful movement affords it a power reserve of 168 hours.
Ulysse Nardin
Moonstruck
Abstract yet precise, this piece of horological genius is in keeping with Ulysee Nardin's love for all that's obscure and astronomic. The timepiece simulates the moon's movement around the earth through its in-house, mechanical, self-winding movement that is scientifically calibrated. Coming 17 years after the futuristic Trilogy of Time range, its astronomic complications displays how the gravitational effects of the sun and moon determine tide dynamics anywhere in the world. Along with a hand painted globe claiming central space on the mother of pearl dial, the timepiece also features two discs, a moon and a sun. The pointer calendar and swift changing of time zones makes Ulysse Nardin's Moonstruck an exceptional travel accessory. Finished with an alligator leather strap, it is limited to 500 pieces in 18 carat red gold and 500 pieces in platinum.
Piaget
Altiplano Gem-Set Skeleton
This gem, powered by Piaget's in-house handwound movement is set with 174 diamonds and displays hours, minutes, and small seconds. Its skeleton is embellished with 19 jewels and satinbrushed steel parts. Scattered with black sapphire cabochons, it comes finished in a hand-stitched alligator leather strap with a white gold pin buckle.
Breguet
Marine Tourbillon Chronograph
Touting a tourbillon complication which enhances precision by countering gravity in its rotations, this hand-wound piece comes in a platinum case. The open tipped blued-steel hands look striking against the white gold dial, which also features a hand-engraved motif and a visible skeleton movement set in silicon.
Roger Dubuis
Excalibur Self Winding Flying Tourbillon
Hallmarked with the prestigious Poinon de Genve seal, its self-winding flying tourbillon movement features a visible micro-rotor set in white gold. The charcoal satined sunburst dial adorned with Roman numerals affords a majestic contrast to its 45mm white gold case. This Swiss signature is limited to 88 pieces.
Longines
Master Collection Retrograde Moon Phases
Governed by the phases of the moon, the hands of this astronomic timepiece indicate the date, day, seconds and small seconds. In true retrograde style, the hands travel along an arc and once at the end, jump back to the beginning. While the understated black dial variant comes with a black alligator leather strap, the blue silvered dial sits well on a brown leather strap.
A.Lange & Sohne
Double Split
Apart from the definitive stopwatch functions of a conventional chronograph, it handles lap-time measurements and time comparisons. Raising the bar of accuracy in watchmaking, the watchmakers have added chrono and rattrapante minute counters. The luxury quotient of its platinum encasing is complemented by rhodium gold hands.
Dewitt
Academia Chronostream
Inspired by a racing car's speedometer, it features two sub-dials at 3 and 9 o' clock which are held together by a radiator-grille that in turn balances the entire design. The self-winding mechanical movement lends it a power reserve of 48 hours. Limited to 250 pieces, this sturdy timepiece comes in variants of rose gold and titanium.
Rado
Original Automatic Skeleton
Encased in its scratch-resistant hardmetal bezel is a pristine black dial with a discreet Rado logo and and index hour markers. The automatic self-winding skeleton movement is partially visible through its flat sapphire crystal. The polished bracelet is available in a metallic steel or a specially coated ceramic yellow finish.
Bvlgari
Octo Quadri-Retro
Justifying the sporty nuances of its octagonal casing are the speedometer-shaped retrograde movements which keep track of minutes, dates and chronograph hours. With a power reserve of up to 45 hours, the self-winding movement is ambitious. A fitting tribute to the outdoors, this is water resistant to 100m and boasts a hardy 45mm steel case and ceramic bezel crown.
Cartier
Pasha De Cartier Skeleton Flying Tourbillon
Encrusted with 19 gemstones, its manual winding movement comprises 175 elements and precise to a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour. Fit in a 42mm case sculpted in white gold, its fluted crown is adorned with sapphire cabochon and resonates with the diamondshaped hour and minute hands made of blued steel. The skeletonised bridges in the movement resemble Arabic numerals. The timepiece is going to be sold as a special edition model limited to just a hundred numbered pieces
Tag Heuer
Mikrotimer Flying 1000 Concept Chronograph
In the world of Formula One, 1/1000th of a second is enough to determine victory or loss. Precise to this micro-fraction, this iconic device is hailed as the world's first mechanical chronograph. Its calibre 360 movement features an extremely high-frequency oscillating system for enhanced accuracy. Employing 354 components, the timepiece has a power reserve of 43 hours. Placed in a black titanTAG ium carbide case, this watch is limited to 150 pieces.
Jaeger LeCoultre
Master Tourbillon Date
Driven by the in-house mechanical automatic calibre 978 movement comprising 302 parts, each piece is crafted, assembled and decorated by hand. Studded with 33 jewels and a 22 carat engraved oscillating weight, the complication vibrates 28,800 times every hour. It comes in variants of 18 carat pink gold and 950 grade platinum. While the former is classic with an eggshell white dial and gold toned hands, the latter conveys understated elegance with its rhodium plated hands on a grey dial.
Rolex
Oyster Perpetual Yacht Master II
The ideal utility tool for yachting enthusiasts and sailors, the chronograph's self-winding movement can be synchronised to the official regatta racing countdown. Designed and developed by Rolex, the ring command bezel can be rotated through 90 degrees and serves to set and lock its countdown feature. The water and corossion resistant case back houses a stunning blue Cerachrom bezel and a white lacquered dial engraved with pink gold numerals.
Jaquet Droz
Grande Seconde Tourbillon
A lovechild of tourbillon complication and couture aesthetics, this exquisite timepiece displays its skeleton and hand movements within subdials that merge to form the numeric eight. While the inner workings are placed in the seconds counter on 12 o' clock, the subdial at 6 o' clock displays the movement of hands around roman numerals.One variant comes with a 43mm case in white gold and is equipped with a black matt Ctes de Genve dial, while the other features a rose gold case inset with an ivory enamel dial. Corresponding to the style of the case, the pin buckle of the black alligator strap is set in white or rose gold. The self-winding Jaquet Droz Calibre tourbillon movement is studded with 31 rubies and an oscillating weight with 18 carat rose gold. This powerful movement affords it a power reserve of 168 hours.
Ulysse Nardin
Moonstruck
Abstract yet precise, this piece of horological genius is in keeping with Ulysee Nardin's love for all that's obscure and astronomic. The timepiece simulates the moon's movement around the earth through its in-house, mechanical, self-winding movement that is scientifically calibrated. Coming 17 years after the futuristic Trilogy of Time range, its astronomic complications displays how the gravitational effects of the sun and moon determine tide dynamics anywhere in the world. Along with a hand painted globe claiming central space on the mother of pearl dial, the timepiece also features two discs, a moon and a sun. The pointer calendar and swift changing of time zones makes Ulysse Nardin's Moonstruck an exceptional travel accessory. Finished with an alligator leather strap, it is limited to 500 pieces in 18 carat red gold and 500 pieces in platinum.
Piaget
Altiplano Gem-Set Skeleton
This gem, powered by Piaget's in-house handwound movement is set with 174 diamonds and displays hours, minutes, and small seconds. Its skeleton is embellished with 19 jewels and satinbrushed steel parts. Scattered with black sapphire cabochons, it comes finished in a hand-stitched alligator leather strap with a white gold pin buckle.
Breguet
Marine Tourbillon Chronograph
Touting a tourbillon complication which enhances precision by countering gravity in its rotations, this hand-wound piece comes in a platinum case. The open tipped blued-steel hands look striking against the white gold dial, which also features a hand-engraved motif and a visible skeleton movement set in silicon.
Roger Dubuis
Excalibur Self Winding Flying Tourbillon
Hallmarked with the prestigious Poinon de Genve seal, its self-winding flying tourbillon movement features a visible micro-rotor set in white gold. The charcoal satined sunburst dial adorned with Roman numerals affords a majestic contrast to its 45mm white gold case. This Swiss signature is limited to 88 pieces.
Longines
Master Collection Retrograde Moon Phases
Governed by the phases of the moon, the hands of this astronomic timepiece indicate the date, day, seconds and small seconds. In true retrograde style, the hands travel along an arc and once at the end, jump back to the beginning. While the understated black dial variant comes with a black alligator leather strap, the blue silvered dial sits well on a brown leather strap.
A.Lange & Sohne
Double Split
Apart from the definitive stopwatch functions of a conventional chronograph, it handles lap-time measurements and time comparisons. Raising the bar of accuracy in watchmaking, the watchmakers have added chrono and rattrapante minute counters. The luxury quotient of its platinum encasing is complemented by rhodium gold hands.
Dewitt
Academia Chronostream
Inspired by a racing car's speedometer, it features two sub-dials at 3 and 9 o' clock which are held together by a radiator-grille that in turn balances the entire design. The self-winding mechanical movement lends it a power reserve of 48 hours. Limited to 250 pieces, this sturdy timepiece comes in variants of rose gold and titanium.
Rado
Original Automatic Skeleton
Encased in its scratch-resistant hardmetal bezel is a pristine black dial with a discreet Rado logo and and index hour markers. The automatic self-winding skeleton movement is partially visible through its flat sapphire crystal. The polished bracelet is available in a metallic steel or a specially coated ceramic yellow finish.
Bvlgari
Octo Quadri-Retro
Justifying the sporty nuances of its octagonal casing are the speedometer-shaped retrograde movements which keep track of minutes, dates and chronograph hours. With a power reserve of up to 45 hours, the self-winding movement is ambitious. A fitting tribute to the outdoors, this is water resistant to 100m and boasts a hardy 45mm steel case and ceramic bezel crown.
