Top 10 Most Beautiful Watches
#10 Harry Winston Opus 11
The Opus 11 includes 155 jewels and 566 components.
The center hour circle displays the hour with 24 placards that revolve and rotate on a complicated system of gears attached on an epicycloidal gear-train.
The center hour circle displays the hour with 24 placards that revolve and rotate on a complicated system of gears attached on an epicycloidal gear-train.
#9 Breguet Grande Complication Tourbillon 5317
This Men’s watch has 39 mm 18K Yellow Gold case with tourbillon. Self-winding movement engraved by hand. 5-day power-reserve indicator. Running seconds on the tourbillon shaft. Compensating balance spring with Breguet overcoil. Silvered gold dial, hand-engraved on a rose engine. Sapphire caseback.
#8 Jaeger-LeCoultre è Duomètre à Sphérotourbillon
The Sphérotourbillon appears to be floating in the air as it majestically sits on the elegant gray dial of this Duomètre Sphérotourbillon watch in pink gold. This model will delight lovers of Fine Watchmaking who are seeking a model that combines originality and sophistication.
#7 Jaeger-LeCoultre Duometre Unique Travel
The first watch to combine user-friendly access to the world’s time zones with flexible setting of the time in the destination zone to the nearest minute. This timepiece capitalizes on the “Dual Wing” concept, thus avoiding any loss of precision.
#6 Jacob & Co. Rose Gold Astronomia Diamond Baguette
The gravitational triple axis Tourbillon timepiece features a three-dimensional sidereel display that boasts an Oval Sky Indicator of the Celestial Panorama, “Jacob Cut” Red Moon Orange Sapphire with 288 facets and diamond encrusted 18K rose gold. This timepiece costs a whopping $1,015,000 USD!
#5 Rotonde de Cartier Astrocalendaire
The Rotonde de Cartier Astrocalendar watch revolutionizes the perpetual calendar in terms of function and appearance. Its innovative design has produced a three-dimensional concentric display of the day, date and month. A flying tourbillon, rotating once every minute, occupies center-stage.
#4 Ulysse Nardin Moonstruck
The watch has 18k rose gold round case, fixed smooth blue ceramic bezel, mother of pearl blue and rose gold accents. It has Swiss automatic movement with hours, minutes, dual time zone and moonphase functions, sapphire crystal, navy blue alligator strap with rose gold deployment buckle, exhibition case back.
#3 Patek Philippe Ref 6102 Grand Complications
Patek Philippe knows what they are doing! This distinguished Grand Complication lives up to its name, coming in at number 2.
This timepiece is a start gazer to say it can be looked at just like the beautiful night sky. Patek Philippe uses their 240 mechanical movement on this timepiece. Illustrating the hours and minutes of solar time a beautiful sky chart with the phases as well as the orbit of the moon. It gives you the time of the meridian passage of Sirius and moon. And a hand for your date. Composed of 315 components 45 jewels
with a diameter of 44 mm. It has power reserve of 38-48 hours and produces 21,600 vph.
#2 A. Lange & Söhne Perpetual Calendar Terraluna
The Terraluna comes in a case choice of rose gold or white gold, both with a solid silver dial.
It displays minutes, hours, seconds, and a leap year indicator positioned accordingly.
The movement (above) is pure beauty at its finest.
#1 Van Cleef & Arpels’ Midnight Planetarium Watch:
It is now possible to wear the night sky on your wrist.
The dial displays Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn with a rose cold casing.
The month, days, and a red marker for your special day, are all displayed along the bezel.
This piece of arm candy is perfection what with its gems for the corresponding planets.
It is true to the actual planet’s revolution around the sun.
This extraordinary time piece includes the gems:
Serpentine for Mercury
Chloromelanite for Venus
Turquoise for Earth
Red Jasper for Mars
Blue Agate for Jupiter
Sugilite for Saturn
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