ACCUTRON
Concept movement – The world’s first concept movement charged by electrostatic
energy features two turbines that rotate as a result of human motion between two electrodes affixed
to the movement. The energy, stored in an accumulator, powers an electrostatic
motor fueling the fluid second hand, as well as a step motor powering the hour
and minute hands.
BVLGARI
Octo Finissimo
Chronograph GMT Automatic – The world’s thinnest automatic chronograph is fitted with a GMT function
and an integrated movement whose record-setting thickness is just 3.3 mm. The button at 9 o’clock enables to set the local
time, while the home time is indicated on the subcounter at 3 o’clock. The 42
mm titanium case is water-resistant up to 30 meters.
CHOPARD
L.U.C.
Quattro – The movement has two pairs of stacked barrels for a 216-hour
(nine-day) power reserve. Despite this Quattro mainspring power, the movement
is ultra-thin and the case is only 8.84 mm thick. This is a 50-piece limited
edition in 18k white gold, with a 43 mm case. It is finished to Poinçon de
Genève standards.
HUBLOT
Classic Fusion Ferrari GT – Designed in partnership with Flavio Manzoni, Head of
Design at Ferrari, the timepiece is dressed in Carbon 3D fibre, a
three-dimensional woven composite with polymer matrix. This highly resistant material
protects an in-house movement with column-wheel flyback chronograph.
TAG HEUER
Autavia – The
bevelled lugs and the name echo those of the original Autavia collection, but
the watch contains a state-of-the-art movement with an isograph
carbon-composite hairspring, and a scratch-resistant ceramic bezel. The brown
leather strap is interchangeable, with a stainless steel bracelet option
available.
ZENITH
Defy Inventor – The
brand’s single-piece oscillator beating at the frequency of 129,600 vph is made
of silicon. The case is made of lightweight titanium and the textured bezel is
made of Aeronith, an aluminium-polymer composite three-times lighter than
titanium. The dial is openworked to resemble a stylised propeller, with blades
evoking the Zenith star.
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