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The World’s Most Complicated Timepiece: The Aeternitas Mega Grande Sonnerie Westminster Carillon by Franck Mul...

Last November 2009, uber luxury watchmaker Franck Muller held an historic event—the delivery of the first Franck Muller Aeternitas Mega Grande Sonnerie Westminster Carillon, the world’s most complicated wristwatch.
By Laura Schreffler
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The Debutant Diver

Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Compressor Diving GMT Lady
By Laura Schreffler
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Planetary Movement

Harry Winston Opus X
By Laura Schreffler
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Haute Timepieces: A. Lange & Sohne Grande Lange 1 Luminous Watch

Many watch owners take for granted their luminant watch dial; though this component is typically a standard feature on timepieces, many classic luxury timepieces do not possess this luminescent ingredient. So, no, your typical high-end watch will not glow in the dark.
By Laura Schreffler
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Haute Timepieces: Blancpain Carrousel Répétition Minutes Le Brassus Watch

For serious watch enthusiasts the most interesting fact about the new Carrousel Repetition Minutes Le Brassus watch from Blancpain is a relatively obscure technical feature. If you are familiar with the high-end movement complication known as the tourbillion, you may have heard of its cousin, the carrousel (aka “karrusel”)?
By Laura Schreffler
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Haute Timepieces: Glashütte Original Senator Diary Watch

Swatch Group’s finest offerings for 2010 are arguably from its German made Glashütte Original brand. A new complication in its perpetually fashionable Senator line is an alarm that can be set up to a month in advance. Typically, mechanical alarm watches only allow you to set the time of day for the alarm to ring, with a setting to switch the alarm on or off.
By Laura Schreffler
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Haute Timepieces: Hermès Sertie Neige Lady’s Watch

Falling snow makes incredible imagery, especially when the cold white powder falls from the sky to blanket the ground. And though this white shroud completely covers our environment, it still allows us to recognize structures via their silhouette. The Hermès Sertie Neige watch, which roughly translates into “snow setting” watch, is very reminiscent of the scene described.
By Laura Schreffler
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A Modern Man’s Timepiece

Carl F. Bucherer Patravi EvoTec PowerReserve
By Laura Schreffler
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Beauty, Complexity, Femininity

Van Cleef & Arpels’ Pont des Amoureux. The actual Pont des Amoureux is a French bridge going over the River Thiou in Annecy, a town known as the Venice of France. The fabled bridge earned a reputation throughout the years as a rendezvous point for couples in love.
By Laura Schreffler

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