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Some baubles and trinkets for those that are considerably more richer than thou:
Zenith Ultra-thin (3.mm auto movement)
Panerai, first a sandwich dialed LM with P9000 in-house movement:
...and a LE Radiomir
...and a back-in-the-day Radiomir Composite Marina Militare 8 Giorni (which has some interesting hardness tech)
...and finally an Equation of Time watch - (EoT is the difference between real solar time and time as we know it, (or something like that), a mere $220,000. Luminor 1950 Equation of Time Tourbillon Titanio 50mm
Gruebel Forsey with the usual cheap tat:
Tourbillon 24 Secondes:
Richard Mille with something typically easy on the eye....(Using carbon nanofibre(?) it's only 8.7mm thick)
017 Ultra Thin Tourbillon:
IWC have some new stuff too...
IWC Da Vinci Chronograph Ceramic. (Ceramic case).
(I think the rest of the offerings from IWC were the existing models with a bigger choice of case material i.e. rose gold)
A. Lange & Sohne. Interesting, apologies if not a new model, I'm not too up on L&S.
Zeitwerk Luminous
Last but certainly not least here is JLC, chucking complications our way as if they were going out of fashion...
Jaeger-LeCoultre Duomètre à Quantième Lunaire:
"A new development of the "dual-wing" concept, with the Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 381, and a new open-worked dial revealing the details of the movement, with an indication of the moon phases and a jumping seconds hand. A new seconds jumping hand stop mechanism allows precision to 1/6th of a second when setting the time. This timepiece is available in pink gold and a limited series of 300 in yellow gold."
Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor LAB 2:
...a return to the Memovox, Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox International:
...and the Master Memovox:
(All pics courtesy of http://perpetuelle.com/UsrViewForum.aspx?catid=165... )
Zenith Ultra-thin (3.mm auto movement)
Panerai, first a sandwich dialed LM with P9000 in-house movement:
...and a LE Radiomir
...and a back-in-the-day Radiomir Composite Marina Militare 8 Giorni (which has some interesting hardness tech)
...and finally an Equation of Time watch - (EoT is the difference between real solar time and time as we know it, (or something like that), a mere $220,000. Luminor 1950 Equation of Time Tourbillon Titanio 50mm
Gruebel Forsey with the usual cheap tat:
Tourbillon 24 Secondes:
Richard Mille with something typically easy on the eye....(Using carbon nanofibre(?) it's only 8.7mm thick)
017 Ultra Thin Tourbillon:
IWC have some new stuff too...
IWC Da Vinci Chronograph Ceramic. (Ceramic case).
(I think the rest of the offerings from IWC were the existing models with a bigger choice of case material i.e. rose gold)
A. Lange & Sohne. Interesting, apologies if not a new model, I'm not too up on L&S.
Zeitwerk Luminous
Last but certainly not least here is JLC, chucking complications our way as if they were going out of fashion...
Jaeger-LeCoultre Duomètre à Quantième Lunaire:
"A new development of the "dual-wing" concept, with the Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 381, and a new open-worked dial revealing the details of the movement, with an indication of the moon phases and a jumping seconds hand. A new seconds jumping hand stop mechanism allows precision to 1/6th of a second when setting the time. This timepiece is available in pink gold and a limited series of 300 in yellow gold."
Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor LAB 2:
...a return to the Memovox, Jaeger-LeCoultre Memovox International:
...and the Master Memovox:
(All pics courtesy of http://perpetuelle.com/UsrViewForum.aspx?catid=165... )
andy_s said:
Some baubles and trinkets for those that are considerably more richer than thou:
A. Lange & Sohne. Interesting, apologies if not a new model, I'm not too up on L&S.
Zeitwerk Luminous
(All pics courtesy of http://perpetuelle.com/UsrViewForum.aspx?catid=165... )
Andy Tims and the other 'OCD' boys are gonna love the screw detail on the dial...... A. Lange & Sohne. Interesting, apologies if not a new model, I'm not too up on L&S.
Zeitwerk Luminous
(All pics courtesy of http://perpetuelle.com/UsrViewForum.aspx?catid=165... )
Edited by Dominic H on Tuesday 19th January 22:13
Not Ideal said:
Exactly!!
Would love to do SIHH for a day trip.
A good alternative would seem to be the Paris 'Belles Montres' exhibition. At SIHH I think it's a trade show rather than a public one like BM so there's better access.Would love to do SIHH for a day trip.
Belles Montres Photo Essay
Dom - I did actually think that when I saw it originaly!
Edited by andy_s on Wednesday 20th January 14:40
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