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In stating the importance of being “large enough to be strong… and small enough to be free”, Carlo Sarzano, the founder of SARCAR Genève in 1948, was to carve out the trail for his brand over the coming years. Dedicated to cultivating superlative craftsmanship, it has made a speciality of prestigious limited editions.
An annual calendar is mid-way between a perpetual calendar and a simple calendar: it recognises days of 30 and 31 months, but it must be manually corrected once a year at the end of February. This complication, which has enjoyed phenomenal success, is a standout feature of Ulysse Nardin watches.
A watchmaking legend, all dressed in gold. Forty years after its creation, the Nautilus by Patek Philippe appears for the first time clad head-to-toe in pink gold. After paving the way for luxury watches in steel, it now lends itself with the greatest of ease to a more precious guise in a version without complications.
From shadow to light, from day to night: Charriol plays with contrasts while telling a most romantic tale. The wide bezel of this St-Tropez™ 35 GlamMoon is embellished with purple amethysts, pink sapphires and white diamonds set in delicately graded shades.
Rebellious, offbeat and even downright crazy, the singular hexagonal nut-design watch by Greco Genève steps things up another notch by adopting a fluorescent look. An original new iconic model in Les Temps Modernes collection whose stylistic inspiration stems from the masterful Modern Times film by the well-known artist, the LTM22t stands out in several ways.