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For the cover of the issue 325 de The Clockthe choice fell on the Portugieser Perpetual Calendarone of the pillars of the IWCwhich has undergone a thorough restyling: new design elements, new colour codes, to strengthen the aesthetic expression of the product, making it lighter, purer in the graphics of the dial. The black Obsidian dial is truly amazing in colour matching with Armor Gold.
Also this year at Watches and Wonders Patek Philippe presented collections that pursue anmore contemporary idea of watchmaking. Among the novelties is the first Universal Time (Ref. 5330G) with date indexed to local timea watch that represents the new generation of World Time. And again, theinterview with Thierry Stern, President of the Maison.
Focus on news Rolex 2024. Among the protagonists, the GMT-Master II which introduces the grey and black Cerachrom bezel on steel Oystersteel with a new, almost monochrome look and the Deepsea with 18-carat yellow gold case and bracelet: a real heavyweight, considering the 322 grams of total weight
For Bulgari is a record again: Octo Finissimo Ultra Cosc is the thinnest mechanical watch and stopwatch the world (only 1.70 mm in total). With the ninth record in ten years, Bulgari once again proves that mechanical watchmaking is more vital than ever.
Laurent LecampManaging Director of Watch Division, tells how watchmaking Montblanc continues to evolve on a path of innovation. And it introduces us to new models, including theIced Sea 0 Oxygen Deep 4810.
32 pages dedicated to the Geneva Watch Week, with news presented during the Watches and Wonders and during the events at the fuori Salone, that characterised Geneva Watch Week.
Among the protagonists of Watches and Wonders, the Duometre Heliotourbillon Perpetual by Jaeger-LeCoultrean innovative tourbillon built on three axes to create a unique cinematic effect, combined with a perpetual calendar indicating the big date.
25 years ago the Breitling Orbiter 3, with Bertrand Piccard and Brian Jones, realised the first balloon flight non-stop around the world. Today the Aerospace B70 Orbiter celebrates its anniversary.
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