Monday, April 30, 2012

NEW Breitling for Bentley Supersports Chronograph























Breitling for Bentley SuperSports Chronograph NEW 








Breitling lines up on the starting grid a 3 x 1,000-piece Limited Series of the Bentley Supersports chronograph, with a “dashboard-style” dial enlivened by blue, orange or white-ringed counters and inner bezels. 





























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Clearly built for outstanding feats and performances, this exceptional watch is a fresh tribute to the Bentley Continental Supersports, the fastest and most powerful car ever made by the British manufacturer, and holder of the world ice speed record. A superchronograph for a supercar.



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Exceptional motorisation
Inside its sporty, sturdy and elegant chassis, the Bentley Supersports limited series houses a selfwinding chronograph movement chronometer-certified by the COSC (Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute). It is equipped with an original and extremely practical central-hand 60 minute counter.

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The rotating bezel serving to activate the variable tachometer an exclusive Breitling feature enabling measurement of average peed whatever the time elapsed, the distance covered or the speed reached is adorned with the knurled motif typical of Bentley dashboard controls.

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Technical specifications-
Movement
Breitling Calibre 26B, of.cially chronometer-certi.ed by the COSC, 

Selfwinding, high frequency (28,800 vibrations per hour),
 38 jewels. 1/4th second chronograph, 
Central 60 minute totalizer, 
12hour totalizer. Calendar.
Case
Steel, 3 x 1,000piece limited series

Water-resistant to 100 m. 
Screw locked crown. 
Rotating pinion bezel with variable tachometer (circular slide rule). 
Cambered sapphire crystal, glareproofed on both sides. 
Diameter: 49 mm.
Dials
Royal Ebony, blue, orange or white inner bezel.
Straps/Bracelet
Barenia leather, 

Bentley leather, 
Crocodile leather,
Rubber/Speed. 

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Jaeger-LeCoultre - Grande Reverso Ultra Thin SQ

Jaeger-LeCoultre - Grande Reverso Ultra Thin SQ NEW


A steel labyrinth; a watch with two finely crafted faces. The Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Squelette lends its dual nature to the ancestral art of openworking, thereby serving as the emissary of an artistic and technical expertise mastered by only a very few watch manufacturers. Entirely openworked and decorated by hand, the mechanical movement reveals its wheel-trains fascinatingly interwoven according to a purposefully created design that leaves nothing to chance.








































The artisan has patiently removed material using the blade of a small saw in order to reduce the mechanism to bare essentials, while nonetheless ensuring its flawless reliability. All the sides have been individually hand-drawn, chamfered, polished, chased and engraved. Blued screws are dotted across this delicate lacework, while the jewels are there as a reminder that this is a first-rate mechanical manually-wound movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 849RSQ.







The latter has become a legend because of its exceptional qualities including a frequency of 21,600 vibrations per hour and an ultra-thin 1.85 mm thickness comprising 128 parts. Its extremely slender architecture calls for exceptional machining precision, while its openworking adds to the complexity of the task and represents an impressive accomplishment. In order to honour this exquisitely meticulous work, the white gold dial is framed by finely engraved arabesques, accompanied on the front by a blue-tinted translucent enamel coating echoing the traditional colour of the blued hands. Issued in a 50-piece limited edition, the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin SQ radiates emblematic Art Deco lines and peerless finesse highlighted by rare forms of craftsmanship inherited from the past and handed down from generation to generation within the Manufacture.

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Technical characteristics  Grande Reverso Ultra Thin SQ:

Movement:
Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 849RSQ
• 21,600 vibrations per hour
• 19 jewels
• 128 parts
Functions:

• hours, minutes
• approx. 35-hour power reserve
Dial:

• front: white gold with translucent blue enamel coating
• back: white gold
Hands:

• hours and minutes; baton-shaped hands
Crown:

• 1 crown to adjust the hours and minutes
Case:
• 18-carat white gold
• dimensions: 46 x 27 mm
• thickness: 7.27 mm
• polished with satin-brushed outer carrier
• water resistance: 3 bar
Strap and buckle:

• Venice blue alligator leather
• high-end pin buckle
Reference:


Ref. Q278 35 40

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Saturday, April 28, 2012

U-Boat - U-51 Chimera Bronze












U-BOAT - U-51 Chimera Bronze Limited Edition NEW


Each object hides behind a memory of a story. The same goes for some of the most important fashion houses often hidden and unknown to the most interesting stories. Take the Italian brand U-BOAT
 In 1942 the Italian government had commissioned the production of watches for naval aviation pilots. 
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The Tuscan Ilvo Fontana had made for this project, but does not go well. Italo Fontana, nephew Ilvo, as a young man kept records of his grandfather on the plan for the implementation of these specific watches and so fascinated by the sketches of the ancestor, since 2000, for seven years he has patiently worked to redefine the concept of thus the brand watches U-BOAT.






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Today, the state of the art of brand new models are the U-51 Bronze Chimera and "B and B", presented at Baselworld 2012 and inspired by the concept of "Authentic Vintage". Fountain fact choose not to create faithful imitation, new productions of watches that show the mind to the past, but sees something different, a wristwatch from the past, used, lived and live, with all the imperfections caused by time.






























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As U-51 Chimera, and Bronze "B and B ', an all-bronze, the other with steel detailing, darkened by a special treatment, and both with the case originally designed for the limited edition of 2010, U- 51 Rattrapante.

























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For these limited editions of 300 pieces each, the bronze was treated with acids and has not received any special rhodium, in order to maintain the look of raw metal and alterable. The hands were painted, only to be stripped, and scratched on purpose. 

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 Finally, a series of straps, as the end of Italian manufacture, has been patiently and manually molded and sewn by artisans in Tuscany, famous throughout the world for their mastery in work and tanned skin.
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Technical features:

Movement: 
Automatic, Caliber ETA 7750, 28,800 alt / h,  
25 jewels, oscillating weight in silver, up 44 h.
Functions

Chronograph, 30 min and 12h counter, date, small seconds, hours, minutes.
Case:  

Bronze naturally aged, crown and shield in left-bottom bezel and enclosed by an outer tube with customized key, chronograph push buttons located on the case middle left, sapphire back, sealing 100 m, diameter 54.5mm.
Dial:  

Brown, 2 spheres superimposed, the upper and hours counters with laser-cut to see the lower sphere made ​​of bronze glass, laser-cut hands, date at 9 o'clock, small seconds at 3 o'clock.
Strap:

 Leather.
Versions:  

Limited Edition 300 piece (s) version in black PVD steel 
















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Habring - Doppel 2.0 Doppelchronograph

Habring - Doppel 2.0 Doppelchronograph NEW 

Twenty years ago, Richard Habring created the world's first affordable split-seconds chronograph in the IWC Doppelchronograph.  He did it with a bit of genius engineering that turned the ubiquitons Valjoux 7750 into a very special watch.  But, in the past twenty years, a lot has changed - like for example, Richard





































Habring left IWC to start Habring² with his wife Maria, and just last month, the 20 year patent on the doppelchronograph that Habring designed for IWC expired.  What does that mean? It means that Richard Habring can make an updated watch of the doppelchronograph under his own name, and that is exactly what you see above.  Click through for a detailed look at the Doppelchronograph and the new Doppel 2.0 - with technical thoughts from Richard Habring himself.
 
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With IWC’s patent on Richard Habring’s own invention finally ineffectual, Habring2 is releasing its own fresh take on the Doppelchronograph. The watch actually improves upon the original version. How is this possible? To understand this, let’s take a look at how the Doppel works.
The integration of the split function inside the Valjoux 7750 was not easy due to the fact that the movement comes pre-built with automatic winding which denies access to the central chronograph seconds wheel. Habring’s solution was simple and effective. As he explains, “we got a hamburger, took off the upper bun, laid a slice of cheese inside and closed it again.”
Of course this analogy is an oversimplification, since the new split-seconds mechanism contains levers, springs, a cam and a pincer. Actually the cam-layout was what deserved the patent since previously, split second mechanisms were operated by a separate column wheel. Maria Habring explains: “The column wheel looks nice – no doubt about that – but technically it represents watchmaking technology of the 19th century. It’s difficult to produce and quite expensive as well when adjusting the movement and all its functions. Column wheel operated splits if not adjusted perfectly can be misoperated if the pusher does not get pushed in fully. Before shifting, the pincer may open or close already, the column wheel may be stuck intermediately for example.

The cam-operated split mechanism does not have these problems at all. Richard Habring adds that, “finally the 7750-based chrono is a cam-operated modern design. Adding a column wheel disrespects Edmond Capt’s (Ed: father of the Valjoux 7750) genius take on this design!”
Probably the most difficult detail in the original IWC Doppelchronograph was the redesign of the split shaft. In order to allow the 10.5mm-long split axle to go through the central chrono seconds axle, it had to be enlarged in diameter and drilled through. The final version has a diameter of 0.5mm and a length of about 9mm and features a hole of 0.34mm. Drilling such a hole with conventional methods is almost impossible so the first prototypes made use of parts from syringe needles.

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The Habring2 Doppel 2.0 is a logical next generation double chronograph. Even aesthetically, the watch is a departure from the first version. It does away with the traditional tri-compax layout so familiar to Valjoux-based chronographs, instead opting for a simpler, more classic dual-register dial, with running seconds on the left and elapsed minutes on the right and overlaid center seconds hands. The distinctive third chronograph pusher at 10:00 is the giveaway that this is a double chronograph. The dial can be had in galvanized blue, brown or slate gray and has radial minute markers and an outer demarcated second’s track. The overall effect is a blend of modern and classic, a stark contrast to the more sober IWC Doppelchronographs, which are clearly designed to be tool watches. While the original Doppel found its roots in aviation where the use of a split-function is not that important, the Habring²-Doppel is reminiscent to the time when sports timekeeping was done with mechanical stopwatches.

























The Habring2 calibre A08MR, while still based on a Valjoux 7750 introduces several key improvements over Habring’s first, twenty-year old, iteration.  Aside from the dial layout, the main differences are inside the split-seconds function. While the original Doppel movement was – due to the necessary integration of the split module inside the existing movement – rather complex, the second generation has a simplified bridge-layout which improves accessibility for service purposes.

 The Habring2 calibre A08MR 

Habring2 is based in Völkermarkt, Austria and produces only about 80 watches annually. As a humble husband and wife team, the Habrings like to consider their company the “smallest watch manufacture in the world.” While not a true manufacture that builds everything from blued screws to balance spring yet, Habring2 cares more about building a small number of unique and reliable watches. The timepieces have been largely based on ETA calibers up to now, but this will change in the next year due, of course, to the Swatch Group’s strategic decision not to provide base movements to other companies. To keep things simple, most Habring2 watches are housed in 42mm cases made by renowned German case maker, Fricker, though a few models and are now available in a smaller 36mm-case.
With such limited production of its watches, you can be assured if you own a Habring2 you’re not likely to see one on anyone else’s wrist and that’s part of the appeal. We’re excited about the Doppel 2.0 because it is yet another significant milestone from a company whose watchmaker is the father of the modern double chronograph.

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Friday, April 27, 2012

Bulgari - Diagono Ceramic Chronograph

Bulgari - Diagono Ceramic Chronograph NEW


The new Diagono Ceramic proudly proclaims the resolutely contemporary and sporting vocation it has successfully maintained from the time of its launch. Interpreted in steel/ceramic & pink gold/ceramic versions, Diagono plays on its size as well as the colour of its bezel and of the natural rubber strap, depending on whether it is designed for men or women. In both cases, this new model asserts its undeniable presence as a distinctive timepiece and an efficient measuring instrument.
Several signature features set the seal on the Diagono collection, making it a coveted style icon : the double Brand logo engraving on the bezel; a skilfully structured case based on a complex construction; and the instantly recognisable screws securing it to the strap.
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Dynamic and contemporary aesthetic appeal
Born over 20 years ago, the Diaaono line is nurtured by history and ancient mythology, an inexhaustible source of inspiration for Bulgari. Subtly evoking the Ancient Greek word agòn, meaning “competition”, the name of the model echoes the Discobulus of Myron, the famous Greek sculpture of a discus thrower underlying the aesthetic essence of this dynamically contemporary model. Its roots firmly planted in Ancient Greece bear vivid testimony to its timeless modernity.
The line has ingeniously evolved over the years, acquiring a slimmer, purer bezel providing a broader dial opening that guarantees optimal readability of the information.
Loyal to its enduring spirit, the Diagono 2012 vintage reinterprets the fundamental values of the line through a bold and refined approach. In its masculine version, this elegant chronograph features a steel or 18-carat satin-finished pink gold case measuring 42 mm in diameter. The delicately softened angles, together with alternating brushed and polished surfaces, endow it with a strong personality entirely in tune with its vocation as a sports instrument.
The overall effect is accentuated by a satin-finish black ceramic bezel bearing the double Brand logo. It is matched by chronograph pushers also made from this high-tech material, along with a ceramic-set steel or 18-carat pink gold crown.






































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A pure, powerful dial
Diagono Ceramic is powered by Calibre B130, a mechanical self-winding movement equipped with a chronograph module. The functions are reflected on an extremely pure deep-black dial in the two men’s versions, bearing three short-time hour, minute and seconds measurement counters that are either silver- or gold-toned depending on the version. The hands adopt the same colour codes in accordance with the version, while the date appears through a window at 4.30.
This distinctive watch is teamed with a mono-block black rubber strap featuring steel or 18-carat gold inserts, ensuring an excellent hold on the wrist as well as a supple and comfortable feel. It is connected to the case via an extremely sophisticated screw-type lug system guaranteeing an ergonomic fit.
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Immaculate whiteness and dimensions tailored to feminine tastes



This 37 mm variation intended for women is adorned with a steel or satin-finish 18-carat pink gold case, topped with a glowing white ceramic bezel. The chronograph pushers are also made from white ceramics, as is the steel or satin-finish 18-carat pink gold crown equally set with this elegant and contemporary material.
The sporty vocation of this Diagono Ceramic is slightly softened by the immaculate radiance of the colour matched by the white mother-of-pearl dial set with eight brilliant-cut diamond hour-markers. Like its masculine counterpart, this chronograph is driven by self-winding Calibre B130 and displays the three classic short-time measurement counters for the hours, minutes and seconds, as well as the date at 4.30.
Now clearly evolving in a sphere beyond the reach of ephemeral trends, Diagono Ceramic thus escapes the grasp of time in this model imbued with timeless values expressed through harmonious proportions, and vividly symbolising refined equilibrium in terms of both form and substance.

Techncical Data
Movement
Calibre BVL 130, mechanical self-winding with displays of the date and chronograph, personalised for Bulgari.
Côtes de Genève, circular-grained and snailed motifs.
Frequency: 28,800 vph
Power reserve: 42 hours
37 jewels
Diameter: 28.60 mm
Thickness: 6.10 mm

Functions
Hours, minutes, chronograph, date at 4.30; seconds, hours and minutes counters at 3, 6 and 9 o’clock respectively.

Case
Steel or 18-carat pink gold, 42 mm in diameter (Men’s version) and 37 mm in diameter (Ladies’ version), ceramic bezel; ceramic chronograph pushers, screw-lock ceramic-set crown; scratch-resistant glare-proofed sapphire crystal
Water-resistant to 100 m (Men’s version) and 50 m (Ladies’ version)

Dial
Men’s version: black dial, rhodiumed or pink gold-plated hour-markers with Superluminova®, rhodiumed or pink gold-plated facetted hands with SuperLuminova®.
Hand-applied facetted hour-markers on the dial and inner bezel ring; facetted hands with Superluminova® C1 treatment.
Ladies’ version: white mother-of-pearl dial, 8 brilliant-cut diamond hour-markers; rhodiumed or pink gold-plated facetted open-worked hands.

Strap
Mono-block black rubber strap with steel or 18-carat pink gold inserts (Men’s version); and white rubber (Ladies’ version).
Steel or 18-carat pink gold pin buckle, depending on the model.


 www.Hautehorlogerie.org

Bulgari.com 

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

HUBLOT - Classic Fusion Skeleton Tourbillon


With a chic sporty look which is more classical than the Big Bang, a slimmer profile and a timeless elegance which draws on traditional watchmaking values (while remaining faithful to Hublot's refined and dynamic codes), for the first time, the Classic Fusion is fitted with a tourbillon movement. This was a logical and necessary step to meet demand. In fact, the Classic Fusion line was created in 2008, firstly as a model with 3 hands, then fitted with a date window. Last year, in 2011, Hublot met with huge success when it unveiled a chronograph model.



A refined, graphic and ultramodern design for the queen of traditional Haute Horlogerie complications: this skeleton movement is entirely designed, developed and produced in the workshops of the Hublot Manufacture. On the dial, it is worth noting that the hands are similar in design to those on the very first Hublot watches: a clever reference to the history of the brand. With an impressive 120-hour power reserve and watertight to 5 ATM i.e. approx. 50 metres, this piece is available in two versions, titanium and 18K King Gold, a particularly intense colour of gold, the fruit of a precious alloy developed by Hublot. This colour is obtained by adding 5% platinum to the mass of melting gold, giving it a visual impact which is reinforced by the contrast with the black coating of the other components. Each version is limited to 50 editions.




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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

References:  505.NX.0170.LR – Titanium version (limited to 50 pieces)
                      505.OX.0180.LR - 18K King Gold version (limited to 50 pieces)
Case:             "Classic Fusion" - Diameter 45 mm
                      Titanium  or 18K King Gold, polished, satin-finished
Bezel:           Titanium or 18K King Gold, with vertical satin finish
                      6 H-shaped titanium screws, countersunk, polished & locked
Crystal:        Sapphire with interior/exterior anti-reflective coating
                      Metal Hublot logo made from silver/red gold
Bezel Lug:    Black composite resin
Crown:         Polished titanium or 18K King Gold, with Hublot logo
Case-back:   Satin-finished titanium or 18K King Gold, satin-finished
                      Sapphire crystal with interior anti-reflective treatment
                      Water-resistant to 5 ATM, i.e. approx 50 metres
Dial:             Sapphire with anti-reflective coating on topside/underside
                      Polished & rhodium-plated or 18K red gold-plated indexes
Hands:         Polished & rhodium-plated or 18K red gold-plated
Movement:     MHUB6010.H1.1(Titanium)  
                      MHUB6010.H1.8 (King Gold)
                      Self-winding skeleton tourbillon movement produced by the Manufacture
                      155 Components
                      19 Jewels
Frequency:  3 Hz (21,600 Vib/h)
Power reserve: Approximately 120 hours
Strap:          Black alligator strap stitched onto black rubber
Clasp:          Steel deployant buckle (Titanium version)
                     Deployant buckle in black PVD steel and 18K red gold (18K King Gold version)


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CARL F. BUCHERER - Manero ChronoPerpetual
















CARL F. BUCHERER - Manero ChronoPerpetual Limited Edition NEW

Tradition reinterpreted for our times.

The perpetual calendar with correction-free indication of the date, day of the week, month and moon phase, because of its complexity and mechanical refinement, remains a technical challenge that can be met by only a handful of watchmakers. The mechanism recognizes the different lengths of the months and knows when the next leap year is imminent, and is thus able to counter the arbitrary features of the Gregorian calendar.

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In the year 46 BC, Sosigenes, the astronomer from Alexandria, developed the basic principles for the calendar we use today. He divided the year into twelve months: with seven months of 31 days, four months of 30 days and one of 29 days, resulting in 365.25 days per year, with one additional day every four years by way of correction. Subsequently, this system became widespread through the entire known world at the time, thanks to the great Roman Emperor Julius Caesar.

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However, this “Julian” calendar contained an error of 0.0078 days per year. This discrepancy was corrected in 1582 by Pope Gregory XIII. The system, which is named after him misses out a leap year every 100 years, except in complete centuries where the number of years is divisible by 400. The Gregorian calendar is still used today and forms the basis for the way we measure time.

Integration of a supreme discipline.

The problems that can result with months of different lengths, particularly in leap years, are very familiar to anyone who wears a mechanical watch with a date display. Because normal, simple calendar mechanisms always switch from the 30th to the 31st in months with fewer than 31 days, the date has to be turned manually to the 1st.
With a perpetual calendar, on the other hand, the movement is able to make these changeovers correctly by itself, with even the leap years being taken into account. Its complexity makes this mechanism one of the supreme disciplines in watchmaking, appropriately referred to as a “grand complication”. No manual correction will be necessary until 2100, when – as in all years that are divisible by 100, but not by 400, – one leap year will be missed out.

For all lovers of this traditional masterpiece of the watchmaker’s art, Carl F. Bucherer presents the new Manero ChronoPerpetual. Its capacities are however by no means limited to the perpetual calendar with correction-free display of the date at 12 o’clock, the day of the week at 6 o’clock, the month and leap year at 9 o’clock and the moon phase at 3 o’clock. The functional module, which has been specially developed for Carl F. Bucherer, also features a precise chronograph with the popular flyback function. A tachymeter scale completes the range of practical functions so typical for Carl F. Bucherer. A Manufacture movement from Vaucher, with contemporary decoration in the distinctive style of the Lucerne watch brand, forms an exclusive basis.

Visual clarity, perfection of form.

In spite of this multiplicity of functions and displays, Carl F. Bucherer has also ensured optimum readability of the dial on the Manero ChronoPerpetual. This was a challenge that the designers met by making the design as generous as possible, and by incorporating different levels and surface finishes. The chronograph counters for the hours (6 o’clock) and minutes (9 o’clock) as well as the small running seconds hand (12 o’clock) have been clearly and beautifully integrated into the strikingly recessed calendar displays; fine black lines ensure the necessary delimitation between the displays. A narrow hand from the center indicates the stopped seconds. With the wedge-shaped index marks, the expressive letters and numbers so characteristic for Carl F. Bucherer, and the tapering Superluminova-coated hours and minutes-hands, the traditional complication of the perpetual calendar has been reinterpreted for our times. The chronograph hands are in a discreet black or white. The center of the classical silver-colored or black dial is matt, while the chronograph counters and the minute division ring are brushed, creating an attractive play of light. The moon phase indication also has a contemporary design, with an anthracite-colored background and a silver-colored moon disk.

CARL F. BUCHERER - Manero ChronoPerpetual 10906.03.33.01 

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This timeless presentation is expertly continued in the fine rose gold or modern stainless steel case. The case has been subtly reworked for the Manero ChronoPerpetual: satin finish and polished elements are excitingly contrasted, the lugs are more angular than in earlier models, the bezel has a concave shape while the sapphire crystal is domed, the crown and the polished chronograph push-pieces are elegantly simple. The case back with integrated sapphire crystal permits a clear view of the mechanical jewel with its 22 crat rose gold oscillating weight.

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Last but not least, the exclusivity of the Manero ChronoPerpetual is enhanced by its strictly limited edition: 150 pieces have been manufactured in stainless steel, while the two rose gold versions are limited worldwide to just 100 pieces each. With this new model from the Manero collection, Carl F. Bucherer has succeeded in creating a watch that will delight all connoisseurs who value the masterly achievements of the traditional art of watchmaking, combined with maximum functionality, in a timeless and yet contemporary exterior.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Reference number: 00.10906.03.33.01

Movement:
automatic caliber CFB 1904,
diameter 30 mm, height 7.6 mm,
49 jewels, power reserve 50 hours
Functions: 
Chronograph: hours, minutes and seconds counters, flyback,
Perpetual calendar, month, date, day of the week, leap year,
Moon phase, tachymeter, hours, minutes, small seconds
Case:  
18 K rose gold, domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on both sides,
Sapphire crystal case back, water-resistant to 30 m (3 atm),
Diameter 42.5 mm, height 14.3 mm
Dial: black
Strap: 
hand-stitched Louisiana alligator leather black,
Pin buckle 18 K rose gold

Limited Edition: 100 pieces

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00.10906.03.13.01: dial silver-colored, strap hand-stitched Louisiana alligator leather brown, limited edition of 100 pieces

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Carl F. Bucherer
Langensandstrasse 27
CH-6002 Lucerne
Tel. +41 41 369 70 70
Fax +41 41 369 70 72
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012

B.R.M. - BOMBERS Chronograph NEW

At the height of the piston engine and the machine gun, they had defended their country in the hands of pilots of extreme youth. Their sleek and memory they carry, are moving crowds to air shows around the world to discover these real works of art carefully preserved. Some enthusiasts are sure that continues the story of these magnificent "warbirds" they restore, rebuild and keep them in flying condition.




































 
In respect and fascination inspired by these fighters, BRM has developed a series of watches directly inspired by the "warbirds"
The Spitfire, Mitsubishi Zero, P-51 Mustang North American are, among other things, essential references of the time.
These watches way machined fuselage with inserting rivets, helical needles, dial containing the badges of different countries, horn-shaped exhaust pipe, directly inspired by the harness straps, proving how BRM is in gear ...



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Specifications
- Housing 45mm brushed stainless steel
- Pushers and crown Brushed stainless steel cabochon accented with a multi-layer lacquer
- Back plate lacquered multi-layer
- Horns and brushed stainless steel buckle
- Smooth stitched leather strap-colored needles
- Water resistance: 100 meters
- Automatic chronograph movement
- PVP maximum recommended:
€ 5,400 stainless steel
€ 5,850 stainless steel black PVD
They will be available in dealerships from July 2012


www.ut1.eu

www.brm-manufacture.com