Bringing cool metallic dials to the Date Power Reserve and neomatik 41 Update.
The TimeForArt piece transforms Luci di Nara into a three-dimensional dial composition.
A sliding titanium panel reveals a hidden concave dial set with approximately two carats of natural diamonds.
Limited to 12 pieces, the $390,000 USD timepiece pairs a red mineral dial with a redesigned flying tourbillon.
The complication lands across Pioneer, Streamliner and Endeavour in technical, contemporary and refined forms.
The release pays tribute to the Japanese prefecture where every G-SHOCK begins.
The 42mm chronograph pairs sandblasted steel with basketball-specific details and a monochromatic sportswear-inspired palette.
Showcasing a miniature USM ball joint on the seconds hand, the timepiece is powered by the legendary high-frequency El Primero 400 movement.
Steel, titanium, ceramic and platinum-gold executions explore both sides of the 007 universe.
Equipped with ear-shaped pushers, drooping-eye subdials and tail-equipped caseback.
Featuring a radiating soleil off-center dial and a clou de Paris three-quarter bridge, the brand pushes traditional métiers d’art forward with the Au750.
The latest collection pairs lightweight Grade 5 titanium with skeletonized movements and a naturally patterned iron-meteorite dial.
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