This is the fifth of a series of posts featuring a few
pieces seen in Geneva at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie, the year’s
first watch show.
PIAGET
Altiplano – Equipped with the ultra-thin
automatic caliber 1203P, this 40mm pink gold timepiece features a meteorite
dial and is limited to an edition of 300 pieces.
Polo – The steel
42mm case hosts a green dial that changes in tone and intensity depending on
the angle of light that hits the guilloche surface.
ROGER
DUBUIS
Excalibur
Huracan – Visible through the titanium sapphire crystal case
back, the skeleton automatic RD630 caliber offers a 12° angled balance wheel
representing the movement signature associated with Lamborghini Squadra Corse.
RICHARD
MILLE
Fraise – The Fruit
line features color-gradient cases made of Carbon TPT® combined with Quartz TPT® of a different hue for each model.
ULYSSE
NARDIN
Skeleton X – The openworked
movement is part of a geometry featuring an X formed by four of the indexes,
framed in a rectangle, in turn inside a circle.
VACHERON
CONSTANTIN
Overseas
Perpetual Calendar Ultra-Thin – The 41.5mm pink gold case is just 8.1mm
thick and hosts the self-winding in-house 1120QP caliber.
Twin
Beat Perpetual Calendar - A
patent-pending system enables instantaneous switching between Active mode and
Standby mode. The latter steps in during long periods of stasis when the watch
is laid flat and a high-frequency balance would drain the mainspring with no
added advantage.