Geneva Week 2014: second day wristshots

Here is my selection of my second day in Geneva!

RJ Romain Jerome unveiled at the end of the year the Skylab, its skeleton watch. The Geneva week gave me the opportunity to put it on the wrist:

But the good surprise was the new line, the 1969 which is more formal, more "dressed" if I may say so. The dial is really stunning, 4 versions are available but this blue silicium dial got my vote:

It is always changing!

Manufacture Royale presented this evolution of the Androgyne Tourbillon in the context of a LE of 8 pieces:

Urwerk unveiled this new version of the UR-210, the UR-210Y:

I forgot to post yesterday the wristshot of the Poker by Christophe Claret!

My first appointment at the SIHH was dedicated to Lange.

I will obviously come back with a detail report.

The key piece was the Richard Lange PC Terraluna:

And the surprising caseback:

As you know, the Grand Lange 1 Moon Phase was presented during the pre-SIHH in Glashütte:

The 1815 is now available with a smaller case which has a similar shape to the 1815 up & down:

Let's compare with my 1815 36mm:

Two existing watches are now available in PG like the Lange 1 PC Tourbillon:

And the Zeitwerk Acoustic:

Another important watch was the 1815 Tourbillon. Even if it is very nicely made, I'm less seduced by this one maybe because it is "too obvious" when it comes to design an 1815 with a Tourbillon.