Take a passionate gamble: Perrelet Tornado Poker Master watch Perrelet is famous for its patented Double Rotor Technology (patented in 1995) and Turbine Technology (patented in 2009). The unique rotation produces a visual persistence effect that inspires the brand's heart. Unlimited creativity. This Poker watch is based on the dazzling flying dynamics of the poker game when the cards are shuffled. The fan blades rotate and the cards that determine winning or losing are looming among the stacks, making your adrenaline surge!
Tornado Poker Master Watch Black PVD stainless steel case, 44mm diameter, patented cyclone technology, black anodized aluminum turbine-shaped upper dial, spades, hearts, royal flush and a pair of lucky 7 jackpot patterns on the lower dial, hours, minutes, seconds, P-331-MH self-winding movement, power reserve 42 hours, COSC and Chronofiable certification, sapphire crystal glass mirror and bottom cover, waterproof to 50 meters, crocodile pattern calfskin lined rubber strap.
The "Tornado Poker Master Watch" uses a black PVD-coated stainless steel round case with a diameter of 44 mm. It has a polished outer ring, newly designed lugs and a large crown, and is waterproof to 50 meters. This is a case design belonging to the second generation of the Turbine series, which was launched under the name Turbine EVO in 2019 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the birth of Turbine technology.
The 'Tornado Poker Master Watch' is equipped with central hour, minute and second hands, and the multi-layered whirlwind dial is protected by an anti-reflective sapphire crystal. The most eye-catching element of this watch is the lower dial with Poker pattern. On it are spades and hearts, a royal flush, and a pair of lucky 7s, which make the opponent's eyes change when playing poker games.
The cyclone technology perfectly displays the unique "see-through" dial effect of Pelix watches. The faster the upper turbine dial rotates, the more magically the theme of the lower dial is revealed. The black hour scale ring can highlight the exquisite rhodium-plated three-dimensional hour markers, and the white Super-LumiNova coated hour and minute hands ensure that the wearer can easily read the time in dim light. The bright red second hand echoes the Park red heart, making the time display more vivid.
The "Tornado Poker Master Watch" is equipped with a self-winding P-331-MH movement. The movement has undergone a series of tests. Its excellent accuracy and reliability have earned it both the Swiss Observatory certification C.O.S.C. and the Chronofiable durability certification. ensure. The movement vibrates 28,800 times per hour, and the power reserve provided by a single barrel allows the watch to run accurately for 42 hours. Through the sapphire crystal transparent bottom cover, you can see the exquisite fish scale pattern and spiral pattern decoration on the movement bridge plate, while the hollow automatic plate has the brand logo that has been decorated with hairline pattern and rhodium plating.
The 'Tornado Poker Master' watch is equipped with a rubber-lined black crocodile calfskin strap with black stitching and a special folding clasp. The specially designed "tactical watch box" is another surprise, which also comes with a black rubber strap and a set of strap removal and assembly tools. The brand new "Tornado Poker Master Watch" has a bold, distinctive and unique style. It is not only a topical item when getting along with friends, but also an accurate timekeeper in daily life. It is also your trustworthy wrist partner!
Viridescent Bell & Ross BR 05 Chrono Green Steel Watch Since its debut in 2019, the Bell & Ross BR 05 has quickly become the focus of the brand's product strategy. In just four years, the "Urban" BR 05 has grown into a collection of four different models: automatic three-hand watch (including skeleton watch), power reserve watch (with exclusive Kenissi movement), GMT watch watches and chronographs. The last model was released a year after the original three-needle model, and there have been some limited editions. The latest regular production model is the Bell & Ross BR 05 Chrono Green Steel, which comes with a rubber strap or bracelet and features a bright green dial.
There isn't a watch in the BR 05 collection that isn't chunky. With its shape and lack of any mitigating factor, the collection as a whole has a blocky, contemporary style with a strong presence on the wrist, especially for the chronograph’s 42mm-wide steel case. Model. Thanks to the new movement, the BR 05 Chrono models, which were previously 13.5mm thick, are now all 14.25mm thick. I mentioned the chunky part earlier, because while the extra 0.75mm makes the watch a bit top-heavy, the wear on these models is already evident. Bottom line, 14.25 is not bad for an automatic chronograph.
In this context, enablers are especially noteworthy. Its design is unobtrusive, but its operation is very clear. They're placed and sized so you can use them with almost any finger, from any angle. The watch features sapphire crystal, is water resistant to 100m, and has an integrated bracelet with a butterfly deployment (which may cause size issues for some). It also offers rubber straps for a few hundred dollars less, and the two options can be easily swapped out thanks to a push-button quick-release mechanism.
The dial here takes on a truly vibrant emerald green. Depending on the light, the sunburst can range from explosive green to almost black. In addition to the circular grooves, there is a very subtle silver texture on the subdials, creating a striking textural contrast. Bell & Ross is known for putting a 4:30 date on nearly every watch, for better or worse, and this one is no exception. While it's not to everyone's liking, the vertical orientation of this display suggests it's very intentional, albeit dated, and the color matching is impressive. The handset is reminiscent of the Royal Oak, but is complemented by stick applied hour markers and brushed applied numerals that match the rounded ends of the hands. One thing that caught my attention were the subdial hands, with their square bases matching the shape of the subdials – an extraordinary attention to detail from the brand. Of course, all parts are coated with Super-LumiNova, even the chronograph seconds hand.
The Bell & Ross BR 05 Chrono Green Steel is powered by the Bell & Ross BR-Cal.326, which is based on the Sellita SW-510 automatic chronograph movement. Visible through the sapphire case back, the movement features a bespoke 360° oscillating weight, a 28,800 rpm power reserve of up to 60 hours, and a cam-operated chronograph mechanism. The BR-Cal.326 replaces the modular BR-CAl.301 (which is an ETA 2894-2 with a chronograph module), and was launched earlier this year in the Bell & Ross BR 05 Chrono A523, the brand's newest addition to the BWT's newest partnership with the Alpine Formula 1 team. The biggest difference is the noticeably increased height (I can't see anything else that would cause swelling), and the extra 18 hours of power reserve. BR-Cal.326 is now the standard movement on all BR 05 Chrono models,
With this new addition, the BR 05 collection has expanded to 21 available models, excluding all the different strap configurations. While green is nothing new, the richness of this dial stands out from the other BR 05 Chronos and is by far the best option for me.
IWC Schaffhausen IWC Racing Works pays homage to motorsport with a limited edition Large Pilot's Watch
In recognition of its passion for motorsport, IWC Schaffhausen presents a racing-inspired version of the iconic large pilot's watch
The IWC Big Pilot's Watch Racing Works (Ref. IW501019) pays homage to its long ties to motorsport. Following its partnership with Mercedes-AMG in 2004, the Swiss luxury watchmaker also became the Official Engineering Partner of the Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1™ Team in 2013. IWC even established its own classic racing team, IWC Racing, in 2018.
"Racing and engineering are integral parts of IWC's DNA. We are therefore delighted to present a racing-inspired large pilot's watch - one of our most iconic models - the IWC IWC Motorsports. This limited edition captivates with its grade 5 titanium case and bold, sporty design with an understated blue dial," said IWC CEO Christopher Granger-Hull (Christoph Grainger-Herr) explained.
IWC iconic material The case, crown and caseback of the IWC Racing Works Large Pilot's Watch are made of grade 5 titanium. IWC pioneered titanium in watchmaking in the 1980s when the company launched its first wristwatch with a titanium case and bracelet. Over the years, IWC has continued to expand the use of this light and strong metal. Grade 5 titanium is about 45% lighter than steel and very strong. Due to its high strength-to-density ratio, it is widely used in motorsports to manufacture components for high-performance engines. Other essential characteristics of titanium for watches are its skin-friendliness and attractive matte gray color. The titanium case back is engraved with the IWC Racing Works logo.
The blue dial with soft white numerals complements the unique technical look of the 46.2mm titanium case. The date display is at "6 o'clock" and the power reserve display is at "3 o'clock". Luminescent hour markers and hands ensure optimum legibility. The embossed structure on the blue calfskin strap underscores the sporty appeal of this timepiece.
performance-focused movement The IWC Racing Works Large Pilot's Watch is powered by the IWC-manufactured caliber 52110. This automatic movement has been designed with a strong focus on performance and reliability. The Pellaton two-way winding system provides a power reserve of up to 7 days in two barrels. Components subject to particularly high stress are made of virtually wear-free zirconia ceramic. The soft iron inner case effectively protects the movement from magnetic fields.
Motorsports at the Flagship Boutique IWC's passion for motorsports can be experienced in its boutiques in Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates and China. As the global home of the IWC Motorsport Team, the Zurich boutique commemorates the early days of motorsport. The visual centerpiece is the iconic Mercedes-Benz 300 SL "Gullwing", which the IWC racing team has competed in selected classic races on numerous occasions. The IWC boutique in The Dubai Mall is themed around the brand's long-term partnership with the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 team. The entrance area features an actual F1 car, once driven by IWC brand ambassador Lewis Hamilton. In the largest IWC flagship boutique in Shanghai, the flying car of IWC partner Airspeeder demonstrates its passion for engineering, innovation and groundbreaking technological solutions for future mobility.
Across time and space, a new type of spaceship is relentlessly exploring the watchmaking galaxy in search of new and unique expressions of the art of watchmaking…
Modern timepieces designed by HYT, exclusive owner of mecafluid technology, a symbiotic union of science and micromechanics, are pushing the creativity of fine watchmaking into a new universe. HYT changes common perception and develops extraordinary measuring instruments. Together with HYT, prepare for the future as the watchmaking industry begins its transformation….
How is the rainbow born? Some appear in the artist's dreams. With HYT, the dream is becoming a reality, in the form of a single piece of modern fine watchmaking: the HYT Hastroid Rainbow Nebula Watch
rainbow colored nebula Bold, colorful and glamorous, this gorgeous timepiece will be sold as a single piece at the Time For Art charity auction in New York. The Hastroid Rainbow Nebula combines the artistic expertise that guides HYT CEO and Creative Director Davide Cerrato with a feat of mecafluid technology unique to this independent Swiss watchmaking brand.
For lovers and collectors of luxury watches, rainbow displays have always been extremely attractive. Here, HYT enhances the concept of using luminous materials to achieve a double rainbow effect: during the day Super-Luminova is used, and at night it reflects bright moods with unique and spectacular shades.
At Baselworld 2012, Zenith introduced a behemoth, the Pilot Montre d'Aéronef Type 20. The model is 57.5mm in diameter and replicates many of the design elements found on the company's earlier pilot's watches, including timepieces cherished by Blériot. Plump numerals, cathedral hands and an onion-shaped crown infuse this watch with a charming nostalgia.
In the years that followed, case sizes were reduced, new complications were released, and alternative case materials including bronze were introduced.
Recently, the Swiss company launched a new pilot watch, the Zenith Pilot Type 20 Silver Chronograph. Featuring a 45mm case, this watch is made of sterling silver, which is more durable than its 2012 predecessor. The dual-composite dial features a brushed riveted design that resembles the fuselage of an airplane of yesteryear. This model is limited to 250 pieces and bears the Zenith flight instrument logo. Oh, what about sports you might ask? Well, its El Primero 4069 automatic movement, always eager to be in the limelight.
Revisiting its iconic and time-honored aviator aesthetic while taking inspiration from vintage aircraft designs, Zenith presents the Pilot 20 Chronograph Silver, a striking and richly detailed aviation-themed chronograph in Crafted in precious sterling silver, this is a first for a Zenith pilot chronograph.
The limited edition Pilot Type 20 Chronograph Silver recalls Zenith’s unique pedigree in aviation timepieces, spanning over a century, with early 20th century aviation pioneers, notably Louis Bleriot and His History - Crossing the English Channel in 1909. The 45mm case is made of sterling silver, taking more immediate visual inspiration from historic aircraft. Like the fuselage of an airplane, the rivet details on the silver dial resemble metal panels, and the erratic brushed surface brings out the raw beauty of the metal. For maximum legibility at all times, the iconic aviator oversized Arabic hour markers and "cathedral" hands are painted with white luminous paint.
The Miss Audrey Sweet Art of Bovet 1822 has a strong family resemblance to the 2020 award-winning watch, but it contains a very unusual crafting technique. The brand from Môtiers uses a new and innovative process to cover the dial with small sugar balls. The sweet crystal is not affected by light or heat, and gives a unique and charming canvas for watches.
Bovet's long-established brand can be traced back to 1822 when the company was founded. Together with their sister company Dimier 1738, the two companies produce a large number of components in-house.
Bovet 1822 is located in Château de Môtiers, a fairy tale castle, where ethereal works come to life. The castle is nestled on a hillside near the village of Môtiers and overlooks the neighbouring Fleurier, a watchmaking enclave that is the home of Chopard and Parmigiani Fleurier. It is with the existence of skilled craftsmen that the watch factory can create an unparalleled model of high-end timepieces.
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