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But... The problem for me is that a "better" watch in my eyes exists. The Vacheron Constantin equivalent is fairly and similarly priced, similar quality, and features a much larger tourbillon in terms of diameter. Furthermore, that VC tourbillon movement

a caliber that founds its way to many other Cartier creations and I am glad that it returned to the collection this year in the new Pasha de Cartier. But in my opinion, this XXL Tank Americaine case was a misser, despite the fact that the watch looked ver

The Tank Américaine Flying Tourbillon has all the classic Cartier design details whilst still remaining contemporary. The manual winding calibre 9452 MC powers this Geneva Seal, flying tourbillon, 19 jewels, 21,600 vibrations per hour, power reserve of ap

You know? I am biffledinked why there isn't more on Chopard LUC. Their designs are really interesting whilst their quality is equal to the highest available. Considering that their relative pricing is very reasonable. I rocked up to their stand and almost

Here we go again! We'll have a quick view on the new Jaeger Lecoultre Collection. You know we'll come back to each of these creations all along the year, no worries about that. Before you ask, there will be a bit more to come, but I think we'll already ha

Need your honest (even brutal) opinion 41mm 11mm thick 60 hr PR 5 ATM flying Tourbillon (LJP 7814)

It’s been a long time since I’ve went looking at watches. My friend and watch buddy Andrea invited me to his new workplace at Chopard to view the beauties. I spotted quite a few rarities there. If times recover for me, I’m highly tempted to get a 8 Hertz

"Hmmm, VC has the 'thinnest' manual-wind minute repeater in the world at SIHH 2014, with sweep seconds, and JLC quietly comes along with a 'nuclear bomb' and presents a 'thinner', automatic minute repeater WITH a flying tourbillon and flying seconds! If t

I already reviewed the Jaeger Lecoultre Hybris Mechanica in 2014, when it was unveiled, but I could handle the definitive watch, which will be very soon sent to its owner. I furtively saw it at the SIHH, this year, but I could take more time to appreciate

The Marine Tourbillon grand feu enamel. A flying tourbillon with a guilloche blue enamel dial. Water resistance of 100m with a screw in crown so I can even swim with it with a rubber strap that's so comfortable along with a titanium deployant buckle. What