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The Vacheron Constantin 47101, introduced in the early 1990s as part of the Les Historiques collection, a collection of watches that reinterpret and revive watch designs from the Vacheron Constantin archives with modern watchmaking standards. It is an interpretation of Vacheron Constantin’s iconic chronograph from the 1950s.
The case measures at a classic 37mm diameter and 11mm thick profile with a distinct tear-drop lugs in 18K yellow gold.
This piece has a rarer black guilloche dial with vertical wave-like pattern and contrasting gold print and applied indexes and hands.
Powering the watch is the Vacheron Constantin Cal. 1140, a calibre based on the highly coveted Lemania 2310 and it is still being used in the current Vacheron Constantin chronograph today.
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Despite having produced many important chronographs, Patek Philippe relied on external ebauches, such as the Lemania-based CH 27 70. In 2009 for the first time Patek Philippe introduced their first in-house manual-wind chronograph, the Cal. CH 29-535PS. And the first watch to be equipped with this movement is this reference 7071, a Ladies Chronograph.
It has a cushion-shaped case measuring 35 × 39mm with 11mm thick profile in 18K White Gold. It features a hinged lugs allowing to adapt comfortably on smaller wrist sizes.
The dial is silver opaline color with two registers with printed Roman numerals and hour markers. It is paired with a luminous leaf-shaped hands. To add to its elegance, the dial is framed with pave set of 116 diamonds at around 0.55ct.
The Cal. CH 29-535PS beats at 28800vph with 65 hours of power reserve. It features six patented innovation for optimized gear tooth profiles and an adjustable hammer resetting system.
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Debuted in 2010, the Patek Philipe 5170 was the first men’s Patek Philippe that was fitted with their in-house manually wound chronograph movement.
It has a simple, Calatrava style case with a classic 39.5mm diameter with rectangular pushers and a slim 11mm profile.
This platinum version has a stunning blue-black gradient color, designated as “bleu degrade noir”, tachymeter scale and baguette diamond hour markers making it very subtly elegant.
The 5170 is powered by the Cal. CH 29-535PS, Patek Philippe’s first in-house manually wound chronograph movement that was made to replace the Lemania 2310 based Cal. CH 27-70PS. It is innovative with no less than 6 patents, modern features and superlative finish.
The 5170P is also the rarest variant of the family as it was only produced between 2017-2018.
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Introduced in 2016, the Patek Philippe 5930G was released together with the 5230 that is a successor to the highly successful World Time 5130. With the 5930, Patek Philippe combined the world time complication with chronograph for the first time.
The case has a modern classic proportion of 39.5mm diameter with 13mm thickness, crafted in 18K White Gold. It has a prominent and beautifully sculpted lugs similar to the one on the 5230. It has two rectangular chronograph pusher at 2 and 4 and the quick adjustment for the world time at 10.
The dial is blue with the usual Patek Philippe World Time Layout, with the guilloche center and the city and 24 hour rings on the outside. In addition it also has a 30 minute chronograph counter at 6 and a central sweeping chronograph second hand.
It is powered by the Cal. CH 28-520 HU self-winding flyback chronograph movement with a world time module.
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Patek Philippe invented annual calendar in 1996 as a more affordable alternative to the perpetual calendar with a more accessible price point. And ever since it has been a popular choice for its design, balance and wearability.
This 5396G-014 has a simple Calatrava style case measuring 38.5mm in diameter with 11.5mm thick profile in 18K White Gold.
The dial is sunburst finished charcoal grey with desirable applied Breguet style numerals with its day and month window just above the axis of the dial, moon phase indicator just under it with a 24 hour indicator and its date window at 6.
This particular example was originally sold through Tiffany & Co therefore bearing the highly coveted “Tiffany & Co” signature on the dial.
It is powered by the Cal. 324 S QA LU 24H Self-Winding movement with 45 hours power reserve.
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The Laurent Ferrier has been one of the forefront name in classical watchmaking, with details inspired by 19th and mid 20th century fine Swiss watchmaking. After their first watch, the Double Spiral Tourbillon and their second that is the Micro-Rotor, Laurent Ferrier introduced the Classic Origin in 2020, also to commemorate the brand’s 10th anniversary.
The case measures at 40mm in diameter with 11mm thickness in Grade 5 Titanium, it is paired with the distinct onion-shaped crown by Laurent Ferrier.
The dial is silvery-white opaline dial with drop shaped applied indexes at 12, 3 and 9. It is framed with a slate grey painted minute track with burgundy coloured numerals.
The Classic Origin features a brand new Cal. LF 116.01 manual winding movement with Swiss lever escapement and has a solid 80 hour power reserve. The finishing is impeccable as expected from Laurent Ferrier. The edges are hand beveled and polished with contemporary sandblasted finish bridges.