Ultimate Dive: Richard Mille Unveils Final RM 032

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Richard Mille first launched the RM 032 Diver collection in 2011.

The brand was already well established at the time and added an extra element to its dive watches, giving wealthy owners the chance to take their watches to a depth of 300 meters.

This “Final Edition” is clearly the last of the RM 032 collection and it is a fake watch with a distinctly bold style.

It has been tested in the water by Richard Mille brand partner and record-breaking free diver Arnaud Jerald.

The case measures a whopping 50 mm in diameter and is made of lightweight grade 5 titanium and carbon fiber TPT.

It displays the hours, minutes, seconds, as well as a 12-hour totalizer and a flyback chronograph.

It also features an annual calendar with an oversized date at 12 o’clock and the month between 4 and 5 o’clock.

The Calibre RMAC2 automatic movement has a twin barrel and a 50-hour power reserve.

The movement is visible through the sapphire crystal caseback.

The watch is equipped with a patented locking crown that secures the watch functions and maintains excellent water resistance.

The unidirectional rotating bezel is made of micro-blasted DLC grade 5 titanium. Richard Mille RM 032 Flyback Ultimate Edition

The refined aesthetics of the 37mm Royal Oak Double Balance Skeleton

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Swiss luxury watchmaker Audemars Piguet is pleased to unveil two new Royal Oak Double Balance Skeleton models for smaller wrists

These 37mm new creations are crafted in 18-carat white or rose gold, giving the watches an elegant tone-on-tone aesthetic that contrasts with the colored inner bezels in light blue or purple. Elegant and sophisticated, these two watches are equipped with a self-winding caliber 3132 movement, and their skeletonized construction highlights the dexterity of Audemars Piguet’s artisans.

Elegant Monochrome

The cases and bracelets of the two new 37mm Royal Oak Double Balance Skeleton models are crafted in 18K white or rose gold. This precious metal complements the collection’s signature refined finishes, alternating between polished and satin-brushed surfaces that shimmer in the light and highlight the Royal Oak’s geometric structure.

The color of the gold echoes the rhodium and pink gold-toned finishes of the movement, creating an elegant monochromatic aesthetic. In the 18K white gold version, the engraved pink gold hands and indices with luminescent material contrast with the rhodium-colored movement, while the light blue inner bezel highlights the movement’s many details. The pink gold version features white gold hands and indices, also filled with luminescent material. The pink gold-toned skeletonized movement is further highlighted by the vivid purple inner bezel, adding a touch of color and modernity to the watch. The “Audemars Piguet” logo is printed on the sapphire crystal back of both replica swiss watches.

Both watches come with a “large square scale” alligator leather strap that matches the color of the inner bezel, adding a touch of contrast and elegance to the design.

Patented automatic movement

These new models are equipped with the Calibre 3132 automatic movement with a double balance wheel. This patented innovation, launched by Audemars Piguet in 2016, improves the watch’s precision and stability. By assembling two balance wheels and two hairsprings on the same axis, the system can oscillate in perfect sync. The double balance wheel is visible on both sides of the case, allowing the heart of the watch to be seen.

The skeletonized bridges on both sides of the watch reveal parts of the gear train. Their geometry is cut using computer numerical control (CNC) machining and then finely machined to the desired shape. Each component is then finished and decorated using age-old techniques. The polished V-shaped angles reflect the craftsmanship that goes into the production process, as this level of precision can only be achieved by hand.

The skeletonized oscillating weight matches the color of the case and harmoniously completes the contrasting design of the new fashion watch.

The art of skeletonization

Skeletonization has been a hallmark of Audemars Piguet since the 1930s, combining beauty with function. The skeletonization technique involves removing as much material as possible from the mainplate and bridges to let light through, revealing the beauty and sophistication of the mechanism without compromising functionality. As such, skeletonization requires true watchmaking savoir-faire and a deep knowledge of materials and finishing techniques.

In the early 1970s, encouraged by their elders, several young watchmakers at Audemars Piguet decided to rediscover the skeletonization technique that had been gradually abandoned after the 1950s and set up the brand’s first workshop dedicated to this technique. Georges Golay, then Audemars Piguet’s director, was visionary and set an ambitious challenge for the craftsmen: to create 100 skeletonized watches with 2120 movements, a meticulous task that required 150 hours of production per movement. The first watch (reference 5442) was delivered in November 1973, and 30 more were delivered between then and 1976. In 1978, the Audemars Piguet watch factory produced 300 skeletonized watches equipped with 2120 movements. By 1984, the workshop employed more than a dozen craftsmen.

In the early days of the Royal Oak series, the movement was hidden inside the case. The advent of quartz redefined the rules of watchmaking, prompting the industry to showcase the beauty of mechanical movements and the traditional skills required to make them. Skeletonisation first appeared in 1981 on a Royal Oak pendant (reference 5710BA), followed in 1986 by reference 25636, which housed the ultra-thin perpetual calendar calibre 2120/2800. However, it was not until the 1990s, when Royal Oak models of all shapes and sizes emerged, that this delicate art found its place in the collection, debuting in 1992 in the “Jumbo” collection.

Over the decades, the Royal Oak collection has grown to include around 50 skeletonised wholesale cheap watches, each with a different movement, in a variety of sizes, materials and styles, all reflecting the passion and expertise passed down from generation to generation. Today, these new 37mm creations continue to combine craftsmanship with refined refinement.

Patek Philippe presents the Aquanaut Luce “Rainbow” chronograph

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Known as “Luce”, which means light in Italian, the diamond ring of fire on the bezel inspired fake Patek Philippe‘s latest Aquanaut “Rainbow” chronograph. The brand expands its product line with this new timepiece, the first chronograph movement in the collection and the first self-winding movement. Undoubtedly demonstrating the creativity of the brand, the exclusivity of the design and the refined beauty of this new watch.

charming wearable
Both men and women will find the Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce “Rainbow” Chronograph’s 39.9mm wide 18k rose gold case extremely hardwearing and attractive on the wrist. Anyone familiar with the Aquanaut collection will find the tapered lugs, low and wide crown and rectangular pushers very similar to other large Aquanauts, and the signature bezel does feel right at home. Crafted with a rainbow gem-set pattern, this bezel replaces the all-diamond design of the past. However, this watch combines rainbow gemstones and diamonds to create a stunning twin. Composed of 40 colored sapphires on the outer row of gemstones, creating a rainbow spectrum around the dial, this timepiece is a design masterpiece set with 40 baguette-cut diamonds on the inner row.

power of color
The enveloping beauty of the Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce “Rainbow” Chronograph extends the gemstone design to the dial, where 12 beautiful sapphires of various colors flank the applied 18k gold Arabic numerals. The grainy lines of the Aquanaut’s broadly engraved grid-style dial continue to this latest model with a white mother-of-pearl base. Like other models, the brand has a 60-minute counter at 6 o’clock, which really provides a clean layout for the running seconds or chronograph hours sub-dial. The brand presents this new watch equipped with a powerful Caliber CH28-520 vertical clutch automatic chronograph movement. Decorated in the style you expect, the upper bridge is Côtes de Genève, the lower bridge and baseplate are crafted in two distinct pearlescent, mirror-polished sink and chamfer sizes, with 21k engraved gold rotors topped with radial Côtes de Genève. At the heart of this timepiece is a Gyromax balance wheel and Silinvar hairspring, which provide a power reserve of 45 to 55 hours at a frequency of 28,800 bph.

favorite finish
Patek Philippe painted three textured rubber straps for the Aquanaut Luce “Rainbow” chronograph: bright red, clean bright white and a lovely matte beige. The brand’s first-ever automatic chronograph for women comes in a variety of sizes and looks, and is adored by both men and women. So add a little color to your world and surround yourself with sparkling gemstones to brighten up your life. fake luxury watches

The only Calibre 135-O Unique Piece watch in collaboration with ZENITH X Kari Voutilainen

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ZENITH CALIBRE 135-O Unique Piece watch, reference 13.1350.135/35.C100 / diameter 38mm, niobium metal case / time indicator, small seconds / Calibre 135 manual winding movement, power reserve 40 hours / sapphire crystal , transparent bottom cover / waterproof 30 meters.

At the Phillips Geneva Watch Auction XVI, Zenith and Phillips launched the Zenith Calibre 135-O Unique Piece watch in collaboration with Bacs & Russo and independent watchmaker and restorer Kari Voutilainen. Equipped with a historic, award-winning chronometer movement, this exceptional piece features a niobium case and a salmon-colored guilloché dial, all of which will be donated to the Susan G. Komen® Foundation.

When Zenith and Voutilainen and Phillips launched the limited-edition Calibre 135-O platinum watch in the summer of 2022, it immediately caught the attention of discerning collectors and resonated widely. This is the first time that Zenith has put the award-winning movement of the golden age of chronometer competitions on public sale. Zenith and the brand’s heritage department have entrusted the renowned watchmaker Kari Voutilainen with the task of restoring a batch of Calibre 135-O movements and adding beautiful hand-embellishments to the best of his ability. These movements are invaluable. The Calibre 135-O Unique Piece is the 11th watch to be equipped with a movement in this series, and is distinguished by the only watch with a niobium case, a salmon-coloured guilloché dial, and Equipped with rose gold movement.

The auction of this one-of-a-kind watch by Phillips also marks a successful end to Zenith’s active support for the “International Breast Cancer Awareness Month” campaign this month. Prior to this, Zenith fake released the Chronomaster Original Pink watch, and donated a portion of the sales proceeds to the Susan G. Komen® Foundation and the MEET THE DREAMHERS theme event in Singapore to honor the brand’s support for the fight against breast cancer, the first A solemn commitment from the Frontline Breast Cancer Foundation.

Regarding the auction of this unique piece and Zenith’s full support of the Susan G. Komen® Foundation, Julien Tornare, CEO of Zenith, said: “Being able to collaborate again with Phillips and Kari Voutilainen is a great opportunity for a company we care deeply about. It is an honor for me to create something extraordinary for philanthropy. The Calibre 135-O Unique Piece is not only a highly retouched and priceless piece in Zenith history, it is our continued partnership with the Susan G. Komen® Foundation A symbol of determination and commitment to join hands in the fight against breast cancer. All proceeds from the auction of the Calibre 135-O Unique Piece watch will be donated directly to the Susan G. Komen Foundation, and we are very honored to continue to support the foundation’s activities in the future. I My sincere thanks to Phillips, Kari Voutilainen, and everyone who bid on this watch for their good deeds.”

Aurel Bacs, Senior Consultant at Bacs & Russo, and Alexandre Ghotbi, Head of Watches for Continental Europe and the Middle East, said: “It is possible to continue our journey with Zenith and Kari Voutilainen with the launch of the 11th Calibre 135-O Unique Piece watch. , we are very proud. This timepiece features a unique niobium metal case and an attractive salmon-colored dial, with movement finishes echoing the dial color. This project has been a testament to the friendship between the three parties from the very beginning; Doing good deeds is a really good way to end this journey.”

Kari Voutilainen added: “The Zenith Calibre 135-O Unique Piece, with its stunning salmon-coloured dial, has a unique history behind it, with a unique case and dial that will be unique now and in the future. , incomparable.”

The movement chosen for this unique rarity stems from the “winning streak” era of 1950-1954, when the Calibre 135-O won the Neuchâtel Observatory’s precision timekeeping competition for five consecutive years without any success. Humans can match. The movement was carefully prepared and improved by Zenith’s chronometer laboratory (Laboratoire de Chronométrie) for a whole year, and it was adjusted by chronometer experts. This movement has won the first prize and was adjusted by Zenith chronometer masters Charles Fleck and René Gygax. These two master watchmakers have devoted themselves to the development of award-winning movements for many years, cementing Zenith’s reputation as a pioneer in precision timekeeping.

The Calibre 135-O Unique Piece is a one-of-a-kind watch with historical significance. Inspired by many classic masterpieces of the 1950s, it combines characteristic details with a modern approach. The 38mm diameter round case is made of niobium metal, which is also a special metal used by Zenith for the first time, and is equipped with tapered lugs, which fit seamlessly with the case under the bezel, and are embellished with modern Zenith Zenith. Oversized fluted crown with star logo.

Beneath the sapphire mirror, the slightly raised salmon-coloured sterling silver dial reveals a guilloché, a guilloché made by Kari Voutilainen’s Comblémine atelier. Triangular hour-markers and applied polished-dot hour-markers combine quaint style with modern luxury. The small seconds dial at 6 o’clock is engraved with the movement serial number, paying homage to the chronometers of the past. The word “Neuchâtel” on the bottom of the dial is a subtle reference to the location of the historical observatories where Zenith, Kari Voutilainen and Calibre 135-O movements participated and won prizes in the golden age of chronometric competitions. Neuchatel, Switzerland.

It is also the first time ever that the Calibre 135 Chronometer Competitor Calibre is in striking 5N rose gold, decorated and embellished by Kari Voutilainen, clearly visible through the case back. fake watches for sale

For such a rare piece of historical significance, all the details, including the box packaging, cannot be ignored. The Calibre 135-O Unique Piece is packaged in a walnut case with brass firmware, inspired by the container that housed the chronometer’s winning calibre, and was shipped from the Zenith Manufacture to the Neuchâtel Observatory. These movements are placed in a leather box shaped like a book, which contains the watch and the original antique wooden box used to transport the movement.

Unlike previous commercially sold versions equipped with Calibre 135, this 135-O version was made for competition and has never been carried in any pocket watch or wristwatch before, so it is suitable to be packaged in a wooden box but. Taking inspiration from the original antique wooden box, Zenith has recreated a larger wooden box to house this Calibre 135 Observatoire Unique Piece watch.