Grand Seiko
The Grand Seiko Hi-Beat GMT SBGJ273 features a vibrant red dial that captures a moment of Japanese autumn’s beauty. In Japan, the changing seasons are deeply embedded in daily life and appreciating the unique charm of each season is a natural part of the cultural ethos.
This essence is encapsulated in the latest Grand Seiko Hi-Beat GMT, which features a dial that vividly portrays a distinctive scene of autumnal beauty in Japan. The SBGJ273 is powered by the Hi-Beat 36000 GMT Caliber 9S86, equipped with automatic winding and a 55-hour power reserve. Operating at 10 vibrations per second, this calibre ensures excellent stability and resilience to external factors such as shocks. Tested to the Grand Seiko Standard, Caliber 9S86 delivers an accuracy of +5 to -3 seconds daily, reflecting the brand’s commitment to precision.
Hermès
The Hermès Cut for Women collection features geometric shapes and sophisticated colours. Sharp angles and precise lines lend a unique identity to this beautiful watch, which has universal appeal. One of the main features of this timepiece is the positioning of the crown at half past one, adorned with a lacquered or engraved “H.”
Beyond its ergonomic design, the timepiece features captivating aesthetics, including an interplay of light that creates shimmering effects. The bevel-cut bezel frames a generously sized dial with a curved edge, forming a circle within a round shape.
The balanced proportions of the satin-brushed and polished case provide a satisfying tactile experience, enhancing the watch’s overall appeal. Luminescent Arabic numerals adorn the dial, improving readability, while the unique embossed font adds character without sacrificing simplicity.
The watch is powered by the Manufacture Hermès H1912 movement, a mechanical self-winding calibre that can be admired through the sapphire crystal case back.
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TAG Heuer
Avid racing fans will find the Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph useful when timing the parade’s precision. This watch features the new TH81-00 mechanical split-second chronograph calibre and is crafted entirely in titanium, making it one of TAG Heuer’s lightest automatic chronograph movements.
The Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph features a “rattrapante,” a French term referring to its split-second function. Due to its intricacy, this complex mechanism requires the highest level of expertise from watchmakers. It allows for the simultaneous measurement of two distinct time intervals, offering functionality beyond a standard chronograph. Ideal for timing laps on a racetrack or managing multiple events at once, this watch provides exceptional accuracy and adaptability.
The red Monaco variant features dial arches with fine brushing and a black DLC coating, complementing the watch’s lightweight titanium case. The blue version sports gradient blue dial arches that transition from light to rich royal blue, imparting a sense of movement and vitality even when the watch is still.
IWC
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The Portugieser Chronograph Year of the Dragon (Ref. IW371629) may have been launched for the Lunar New Year, but it remains one of the most gorgeous shades of red we have ever seen. The watch features a 41mm stainless steel case, a rich burgundy dial, hands and appliqués plated in gold. The choice of burgundy, a variant of red, represents the vibrant hue of fire, traditionally associated with longevity and luck. The IWC-manufactured Calibre 69355 powers the chronograph, a robust and precise mechanical chronograph movement designed in a classic column-wheel style.
The transparent sapphire case back is meticulously detailed and the gold-plated rotor of the automatic winding system resembles a dragon. The Portugieser Chronograph Year of the Dragon has two straps, one in black calfskin and another in burgundy rubber, offering versatile and stylish options for the wearer.
Jaeger-LeCoultre
This ultra-feminine Reverso One Duetto is the perfect accessory to wear if you want to be the belle of the ball, thanks to its eye-catching Art Deco style. Let yourself be captivated by the rectangular and elongated case featuring dials with contrasting aesthetics and a double set of hands that turn in opposite directions while indicating simultaneously. The glitter-lacquered dial accentuates the elongated hour markers, which shine like rays of sunlight. Crafted in pink gold and with an alligator leather strap, this watch is powered by the Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 844 with manual winding. Its specifications include 100 components, 21,600 vibrations per hour, 17 jewels, a single barrel, a thickness of 3.45mm and a power reserve of 50 hours.
