A MATTER OF TIME CARTIER DRIVE The Cartier Drive (Drive de Cartier) is a vintage automotive inspired wristwatch that is aimed squarely at men. Pictured is the Drive de Cartier Flying Tourbillon in Pink Gold, fitted with the mechanical movement with manual winding, calibre 9452 MC. Certified “Poinçon de Genève”, this watch is assembled and set in the Cartier Fine Watchmaking “Poinçon de Genève” workshops. US$89,500.
HYT SKULL MAORI This watch breaks all the rules, using an exclusive liquid hour indication “capillary” system. The owner has to estimate the minutes depending upon the position of the coloured liquid between two hours.
HAUTLECE VORTEX PRIMARY Limited to only 18 pieces, this multi-coloured and three-dimensional watch is made out of 19 coloured glass structures that allow a view of the complex movement from all sides. In-house automatic calibre HL2.0. US$199,500.
The right eye of the skull indicates the power reserve of the watch, while the left eye is a running seconds indicator. Available in a limited edition of 15 pieces. US$120,000.
DEVON TREAD 1 The debut timepiece from DEVON, the Tread 1, features four internal 2-micron thin belts that spin within the case to display the time. The watch is powered by a lithium polymer rechargeable cell that is charged by wireless induction.
CABESTAN LUNA NERA This amazing watch combines the vertical capstan wheels, chain and fuse, with a glorious moon phase in 3-dimensions. Caliber CAB EC 102L, 46 rubies, 72 hour power reserve. US$206,000.
A revided limited edition version, the STAR WARS (worn by Robbie Dickson on our cover) is the most expensive DEVON to date at US$28,500.
JACOB & CO. ASTRONOMIA SKY The new Astronomia Sky from Jacob & Co is a twin-turbo tourbillon on a double-axis movement. Opposite the tourbillon is the hours and minutes indicator, the other axis is the seconds indicator. The globe at the center of the movement tells you whether it’s day or night. Depending on materials, the price could range from US$540,000 to US$800,000. ICONIC CONCIERGE
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