Couture Time
Graham - May 17, 2012
Darkness, strange creatures, high pressure, abyss, sea caverns, words that describe the mysterious, deep underwater world and sound the mythical and full of thrill. Graham wanted to make these words become reality and create a true luxury diver’s watch for professional adventurers and watch addicts. Read More ››
Romain Jerome - May 17, 2012
On the eve of the 100th anniversary of the Titanic, RJ-Romain Jerome once again celebrates this incredible human achievement by enriching its collection with a unique retro-futuristic timepiece: the Steampunk Chrono. The provocative and surprising aesthetic appeal and devastating personality of this chronograph embody an authentic industrial revolution. Read More ››
Perrelet - May 17, 2012
To explore the world’s fascinating seabeds, the turbine watch adopts an original design that is as symbolic as it is functional. The rounded contours of the 11-blade upper rotor subtly evoke a submarine propeller. Spinning freely above the Super Luminove-coated surface, it creates the illusion of an entirely luminescent dial that naturally gains intensity at night or in the darkness prevailing at great depths. Read More ››
Muhle-Glashutte - May 17, 2012
The Marinus Chronograph is distinctive and unscathed as it emerges from the water. But the watch is no longer satisfied with tackling just one element. Whether surfing, snowboarding, sailing or snowshoeing: this outdoor timepiece from Mühle-Glashütte also stands up to the challenges of snow and ice. The Marinus Chronograph has qualified for the Fulda Challenge 2012 thanks to its striking character and is now being launched as a special limited edition. Read More ››
Bedat & Co - May 17, 2012
For BEDAT & Co, authenticity and subtlety are the genuine luxury. We uphold a watchmaking concept inspired by Art Deco traditions while expressing a highly contemporary spirit and we know that the most elaborate design can give rise to the purest lines. Read More ››
Charriol - May 17, 2012
In 1983, Mr. Philippe Charriol launched his own brand in Europe and Asia and rapidly achieved an international reputation by penetrating into different parts of the world. Philippe Charriol headquarters his exquisite collection of fine watches, jewelry, and accessories in Geneva. The Swiss capital has long held the reputation as the capital of luxury watches and jewelry. Read More ››
TW Steel - May 9, 2012
TW Steel’s popular Canteen Style collection has been further bolstered with the introduction of the first two Canteen Automatic editions – with further models being introduced later in the year. Read More ››
Philip Stein - May 9, 2012
The Signature Round Collection, launching this Fall 2012, is introduced as a continuation of the well received single-movement family of Philip Stein watches. Thanks to that, Philip Stein collectors can add a classic round watch to their wardrobe in 36 or 40mm. Read More ››
Chopard - May 9, 2012
The elegantly understated Classic heralds a new collection at Chopard. Equipped with a new mechanical movement developed and produced in-house, it is inspired by the magnificent pocket-watches that Louis-Ulysse Chopard had made his speciality, and symbolises the encounter between tradition and modernity. Read More ››
Bell & Ross - May 9, 2012
Bell & Ross has always been passionate about military history, and particularly that of aviation, which made precise timekeeping one of its key navigational tools. The brand’s new model illustrates the unique parallel between the history of aviation and that of watch making. Read More ››
Ball Watches - May 9, 2012
For more than a century, BALL watches have been recognised as meeting the highest standards of precision, reliability and the strength to withstand the most adverse conditions, as summed up in the slogan: Since 1891, accuracy under adverse conditions. Read More ››
