The new timepiece houses the manufacture CFB T3000 calibre, which combines a peripheral automatic winding system with a rotor that moves around the edge of the movement, and a peripherally-mounted tourbillon – both majesties of the house. The tourbillion also features a stop-seconds function to more accurately set the time and rotates on its axis once every minute, allowing it to act as a seconds hand.

A traditional tourbillion usually is mounted to both the main plate and the bridge of the balance wheel, which allows it to rotate on a single axis. On the other hand, the CFB T3000 calibre can be very visible allowing the regulator to be viewed from both above and below. This is all thanks to the tourbillon cage being mounted peripherally. The great feature of this watch takes much pride on its dial.

To further raise the level of this high-end watch,  the pallet and escape wheel are made from silicon, which increases the power reserve to a whopping 65 hours. When looking through the back, the view of the COSC-certified movement can be visible due to the sapphire crystal caseback.

The majesty of this watch is all housed within a 43mm rose-gold case with the crown sitting at 3 o’clock, a signature Manero Collection look. A simple silver colored dial with gold indexes and hands lets the tourbillion take the main stage of the dial.

The Basics:

Leading up to the start of the Ryder Cup in September 28, Omega has released the official timekeeper for the Ryder Cup in the form of specially branded 41mm Seamaster Aqua Terra. Many may be familiar with this model that includes a stainless steel and an antimagnetic movement that has been certified as a Master Chronometer. The only differences being that this timepieces has gold accents throughout the dial, strap, and caseback. The central seconds hand are made from 18k gold, while the case back has a 24k gold rendering of the Ryder Cup logo applied to its surface. The presentation of the watch comes in a neat box and along with a stainless steel bracelet.

The Co-Axial calibers are one of the most technological and most advance examples of mechanical watches that can be found in the watchmaking world. The Aqua Terra model on a steel bracelet is $5,500 and in its basic form at $5,400. This watch has a very nice look with its gold accents and is perfect for the golf lover or enthusiast.

Basics:

Diameter: 41mm
Case Material: Stainless steel
Dial Color: Silvery opaline

Water Resistance: 150 meters
Strap/Bracelet: Structured rubber strap with 18k gold links to attach to the case, stainless steel braceletCaliber: Omega Caliber 8900
Power Reserve: 60 hours
Winding: Automatic
Frequency: 3.5 Hz (25,200 vph)
Jewels: 39
METAS Master Chronometer Certified

In the video you will see the first watch is one that you could tell time without looking at the watch. It is designed for touch when you cant easily use sight. For those who are blind this is a perfect watch. The watch brand is called Eone and goes for a price of $285 USD.

The second watch you will see is a watch from Weiss Watch Company. It is a simple mechanical watch that fits nice. It is completely mechanical made by hand in the US. The colors vary by dial and band color/material. The minimum price of one is up for $950 USD.

Last but not least is the wondrous Girard-Perregaux Jackpot Tourbillion. This timepiece is up for a whopping $700,000 USD. The coolest feature besides the mechanics and the tourbillion is the fact that you can play a miniature size slot machine. You can pull down the mini lever and the slot machine will randomize your 3 symbols to either win or lose.

Enjoy!