This is the third of a series of posts featuring a few
pieces seen this year in Geneva at the Salon International de la Haute
Horlogerie, the year’s first watch show.
GREUBEL FORSEY
Art Piece Edition Historique – The 44 mm case houses a
double tourbillon 30° and an offset hours/minutes subdial in the shape of a
titanium dome featuring a hand-punched background.
Balancier Contemporain – This white gold 33-piece limited edition features
a 39.6 mm case that provides a particularly compact showcase for the brand’s exclusive
balance wheel system.
HERMES
Arceau
Awooooo – The enamel-painted dial features a wolf howling at the moon against a
star-studded backdrop. Fitted with a matt graphite alligator strap, the white
gold case houses an in-house movement.
L’Heure de
la Lune – This timepiece offers the simultaneous display of moon phases in both
northern and southern hemispheres. Two mobile counters gravitate on a meteorite
or aventurine dial.
JAEGER-LeCOULTRE
Master
Ultra-Thin Moon Enamel – The hand-guilloché blue enamel dial features
new hour markers, polished moon and engraved counter. The automatic movement has
a 70-hour power reserve.