Brands add depth to their collections
Brands at Watches and Wonders unveiled new takes on firm favourites that will continue to fuel demand among watch enthusiasts.
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Watches and Wonders women’s watch highlights
Creativity abounds in the women’s watches that took the stage during Watches and Wonders Geneva 2022, from vibrant colours to shaped cases and original complications.
A new Blancpain Fifty Fathoms for ocean preservation
The third Blancpain Ocean Commitment, coinciding with World Oceans Day, is a new Fifty Fathoms proposed as a 250-piece limited edition. A donation from sales of CHF 250,000 will go to support ocean preservation.
Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier, specialist in extra-thin
The movement-maker is an exhibitor at EPHJ in Geneva. One of the products on show will be the Seed VMF 5440 calibre – an extra-thin (3.40 mm) automatic flying tourbillon movement with micro-rotor.
Hublot puts the bling into bulletproof
The ultimate luxury: Hublot presents the Big Bang Tourbillon Croco High Jewellery, paved with 13.4 carats of diamonds, complete with a bulletproof crocodile jacket. Yours for $1 million.
Berlin, capital of culture, inspires Glashütte Original
Launched at the 68 th Berlinale film festival, Glashütte Original has made three limited editions of the Senator Chronograph Panorama Date, dubbed The Capital Edition, with 100 in steel, 25 in red gold and five in platinum.
The RM 11-03 seals the partnership between Richard Mille and McLaren Automotive
The International Motor Show in Geneva was the venue for the presentation, by Richard Mille and McLaren Automotive, of the RM 11-03 McLaren Automatic Flyback Chronograph. First chance to own one of the 500 pieces in this limited edition goes to owners of a McLaren Ultimate Series.
Breitling's first new product line is the Navitimer 8
Breitling CEO Georges Kern promised to take a new broom to the brand's iconic product ranges. First up is the Navitimer, and the new Navitimer 8 pilot watch. The name refers to the company's Huit Aviation division, set up in 1938 to produce cockpit instruments and military watches.
