Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce Annual Calendar 5261R
The unisex Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce Annual Calendar 5261R stands out impressively in its own right. Marketed as a ladies’ Luce watch, we find it really transcends gender, qualifying as a truly versatile timepiece. The sporty Aquanaut design is beautifully executed in 18k rose gold, paired with a steel blue-grey dial.
The layout of the Aquanaut Annual Calendar is particularly striking; the day and month displays are slightly lowered, creating an exceptionally readable and aesthetically balanced face. Above, a moon phase indicator is complemented by a date display below. The textured rubber strap is thoughtfully coordinated with the dial’s pattern and hue, rounding off its remarkable design. Only a bunch of lucky people will be able to get their hand on this one since. Being able to afford the €61,500 price tag is not easy but getting an allocation may be even more tricky.
Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 35mm
The original 40mm PRX was a resounding triumph for the brand but the 35mm variant introduced earlier this year finally completed the collection. This new compact size not only maintains the original and incredibly appealing design but also introduces a palette of exciting new dial colors and configurations.
Options now include a mother-of-pearl dial and even a full gold finish. Whichever style you go for, the PRX Powermatic 80 boasts a personality that's hard to overlook and offers remarkable "wrist value" for money. €775 for the steel versions and €895 for the "gold-plated" one.
IWC Ingenieur Automatic 40
This one is a nostalgic tribute to Gerald Genta with a modern twist. IWC has revisited history with its latest Ingenieur series. Originating in the mid-1950s, this collection truly became iconic with Genta's 1976 redesign, which serves as the muse for this eagerly anticipated revival.
The updated Ingenieur with ref IW3289 marries the past with the present, featuring a barrel-shaped case, an integrated comfortable-fit bracelet, and a textured dial. Offered in stainless steel with dials in silvery-white, black, or aqua blue, and a standout monochromatic titanium version, this watch ticks all boxes. Despite its premium price tag. IWC has triumphantly captured the Ingenieur's original spirit and improved it. They go for €12,800 in steel and €16,000 in titanium.
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