This is the fifth of a series of posts
featuring the new models on display at the world’s biggest watch show.
AEROWATCH
Lépine Hebdomas – The brand pays tribute to the era of 8-Days
movements with a pocket watch that shows the beat of the balance wheel and the
manually decorated bridge in yellow gold beneath the dial with sunburst finish
and off-center subdials displaying the time, date and day.
FERDINAND
BERTHOUD
Chronomètre FB 1L – The in-house tourbillon movement is combined with a
new display of the age and phases of the moon. Available in two ten-piece
limited editions, the new collection displays the moon phases by means of a
large hand at 6 o’clock – a patent-pending complication.
FREDERIQUE
CONSTANT
Slimline
50-hours Power Reserve – The 40mm case hosts the 28th
in-house movement of the brand’s collection. The new FC-723 automatic caliber
adds the power reserve module to the FC-703 base. The indicator is displayed at 10 o’clock with
a red sector indicating that it is time to put the watch on or wind it.
IKEPOD
Duopod – Twenty-five years after its creation,
Ikepod is back with the same cases and crown but
with the dials revisited by watch designer Emmanuel Gueit. “Duo” hints to the
two hands of a 42mm quartz timepiece that is technically simplified in the
interests of practicality and affordability.
SWISS MILITARY
SM34079 Chronograph – The
42.5mm case in stainless steel with PVD plating hosts a Ronda quartz movement
and is waterproof up to 100 meters. The glass is in extra hardened K1 mineral
crystal with sapphire coating. A vintage style leather strap is available instead
of the stainless steel bracelet.
