BALL Watch Engineer Master II Pilot GMT
This aviation watch has been revisited as a tribute to US aviation heroes. Conceived by Magali Métrailler, the vintage-style timepiece encompasses contemporary finishes the bring the timepiece up-to-date. The structure of the dial gives the Pilot GMT a sense of perspective while the flange displaying the indexes add greater overall depth to the watch, itself. Encased in a 43.5 millimeter stainless steel case, the Pilot GMT will be available on a stainless steel bracelet or a crocodile leather strap and is powered by an automatic caliber BALL RR1201.
GRAHAM Silverstone RS Endurance 24HR
For the first time this piece of technology proposes a dissociated time measurement of 24 hour race and lap times. GRAHAM has developed a mono-pusher movement with a double chronograph function meeting racing requirements. A second measurement is operated thanks to a secondary chronograph with 24HR counter and flyback, activated with the 24HR red pusher. The steel with black DLC coating case measures 46 millimeters. This watch is a limited edition of 250 pieces.
Jaquet Droz Bird Repeater Openwork
Continuing the story of the 2012 Bird Repeater model and the Charming Bird watch, Jaquet Droz’ new Bird Repeater features a duo of blue birds and their fledglings, animated wings, waterfall and hatching egg. Behind the sapphire dial, the automated movement has been exposed allowing increased visibility for each animation. The watch is available in white gold on a black alligator strap leather strap and is limited to eight pieces.
Romain Jerome Batman-DNA
Marking the 75th Anniversary of Batman, RJ-Romain Jerome joined forces with Warner Bros. Consumer Products, on behalf of DC Entertainment, to present a watch paying tribute to Gotham City’s Super Hero. It’s housed in a 46 millimeter black PVD-coated steel case with a black bezel that has been faceted, recalling the contours of the Batmobile. The dial features the iconic Batmam emblem and glows like the Bat-Signal thanks to a special Super-Luminova treatment. The timepiece is limited to 75 pieces.
Zenith Academy Georges Favre-Jacot
In the first of a series of watches celebrating Zenith’s 150th anniversary in 2015, this new model shows off the manufacturer’s various technological and artistic skills. The most visible is the constant force fusée and chain transmission at the top of the dial. Two bridges screwed to the mainplate support the arbors of the fusée and barrel, giving the watch the look of a late 19th century architectural accomplishment. The Zenith high-frequency manual-wind El Primero 4810 movement is seen on the lower right-hand side of the dial with a power reserve display and the inscriptions “Force constante” and “High frequency.” 150 will be made.