L'attente est presque terminée! WatchTime New York, le salon de luxe de l'Amérique, débute ce soir au Gotham Hall de Manhattan et possède plus de 20 marques de montres de luxe présentant leurs collections, y compris de nouveaux modèles introduits depuis Baselworld 2016 et rarement vu aux États-Unis. Faites défiler la page pour découvrir certaines des montres importantes Qui sera affiché - et disponible pour une inspection pratique - à Gotham Hall vendredi et samedi.
La phase de lune A. Lange & Söhne Saxonia présente le 16ème calibre en phase lunaire de la marque Glashütte. La Phase de la Lune de Saxe, qui a un boîtier de 40 mm de diamètre en or blanc ou en or rose, combine deux complications qui font appel aux amateurs de montres Lange: une indication ultra-précise de la phase lunaire dans la sous-caisse à 6 heures et La célèbre «date de taille» de la marque, directement au-dessus de lui à 12 heures. La date exceptionnelle de Lange se distingue par sa double ouverture encadrée d'or et sa configuration d'économie d'espace avec deux disques d'affichage séparés pour les unités et les dizaines. La fabrication de Lange Calibre L086.5, qui gère les fonctions de l'heure, de la date et de la phase lunaire, est visible dans le fond de saphir transparent.
Avec près de 47 mm de diamètre, le Armin Strom Edge Double Barrel est plus grand et plus sportif que la plupart des modèles de la collection Armin Strom. Le boîtier est en acier inoxydable noir traité par PVD et résistant à l'eau à 50 mètres. Il a des cristaux de saphir à l'avant et à l'arrière, et une lunette en pente avec une série de découpes entaillées qui ajoutent au design élégant de la montre. La montre est équipée du calibre manuel ARM Strom du calibre ARM16, qui mesure 36,6 mm de diamètre et a une fréquence de 18 000 vph. Les composants de mouvement visibles ont une finition de meulage croisée qui leur donne un aspect industriel et le sous-cadran à 6 heures montre à la fois la réserve de marche, une impressionnante valeur de huit jours et les secondes en cours.
La montre Bell & Ross BR 03-94 AeroGT , chronographe mécanique, est l'une des deux nouvelles montres inspirées du concept car Bell & Ross AeroGT. Le mécanisme de chronométrage de la montre est conçu pour mesurer des intervalles de temps courts, avec une main centrale rouge pour les secondes et les sous-cadrans teintées de gris à 9 heures pour les demi-heures et 6 heures pendant des heures. L'étui de 42 mm rappelle le corps du "fuselage" de la voiture avec son aspect simplifié; La couronne est faite d'un alliage d'aluminium léger couramment utilisé dans les voitures de sport; Et le squelette du mouvement, un calibre automatique BR-CAL.319, sert non seulement à rendre la montre entière plus légère, mais aussi à permettre au propriétaire de la montre d'avoir un aperçu de sa mécanique intérieure, comme le fait la voiture en positionnant son moteur sous une fumée fenêtre.
The new, stainless steel version of the Blancpain Villeret Quantième Annuel GMT combines an annual calendar function with a dual-time display. The case is 40 mm in diameter and a modest 11 mm thick. The clean white dial features hands and applied Roman-numeral hour markers also made of steel; the Blancpain “JB” logo appears as the counterweight on the central seconds hand. The dial layout is different from those of many other annual calendar watches, with the day, date, and month displays grouped together for an intuitive, sequential reading. The GMT (second time zone) indication is on a minimalist 24-hour subdial at 8 o’clock. The movement, visible through a sapphire caseback, is Blancpain’s manufacture Caliber 6054F, with automatic winding, 34 jewels, and a 72-hour power reserve; the solid gold winding rotor is enhanced with a guilloché pattern. Adding to the watch’s streamlined look are Blancpain’s patented under-lug corrector buttons, patented by Blancpain. Hidden from view under the case’s lugs while the watch is worn, they allow the wearer to operate the calendar functions without using a stylus.
The Breguet Tradition Minute Repeater Tourbillon has a passel of features that make it different and, Breguet says, better, than other minute repeaters. Among its unusual features are the shape and placement of the gongs. Instead of wrapping around the movement, they are placed above it. The longer, hour gong is shaped like a semicircle; the minutes gong is a kind of round- cornered triangle. Both gongs have rectangular, rather than round, profiles. The hammers hit them vertically, not horizontally, as in other minute repeaters. Breguet says it discovered by experimentation that all these unorthodox elements contribute to better sound quality. Breguet also incorporated a magnetic repeater regulator—first developed for the La Musicale watch of 2013—which it claims is much more precise than a standard one and has the added advantage of being silent. Also, the repeater is activated not with a slide, as on most repeaters, but by means of a button, which is easier to use and makes the case more moisture resistant. Power is transmitted from the repeater barrel to the gongs via a chain, delivering a steady level of power over the entire chiming sequence.
The Carl F. Bucherer Patravi TravelTec II has a slightly larger case than its predecessors with a 47.7-mm diameter and a 15.9-mm thickness. The TravelTec II’s bezel serves as the hour indicator for a third time zone. Previous TravelTec models kept the bezel clean and instead used a third hour disk surrounding the dial to convey this information. The aesthetic result is to open up the dial a bit for a less busy and more easy-to-read look. The TravelTec II also features a side-mounted sapphire window, positioned directly under the monopusher that controls the time-zone settings, which offers a glimpse into the heart of the watch. The movement is Carl F. Bucherer’s automatic Caliber 1901.1, which carries a power reserve of 42 hours, and has been certified as a chronometer by COSC.
The Corum Golden Bridge Round — the latest iteration of the original Golden Bridge, which debuted in 1980 in a barrel-shaped case — features a new, baguette-shaped movement whose architecture is modeled after the famous Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. The watch’s case — available in 18k rose gold, 18k rose gold set with 84 diamonds, or 18k white gold with diamonds — measures 43 mm in diameter and 8.3 mm thick and is water-resistant to 30 meters. Sapphire crystals on the front and back and a crystalline ring along the sides offer a 360-degree view of the movement. The manual-wind movement, Caliber CO113, uses gold for its mainplate and bridges and is anchored to the case by a latticework patterned after the Golden Gate’s suspension structure. The transparent dial has gold-toned hour appliqués and hands; the hands are baton-shaped, faceted and diamond-polished. Fully wound (via the unconventionally placed crown at the bottom of the case, a hallmark of Golden Bridge watches), the movement stores 40 hours of power reserve.
German watch manufacture Glashütte Original launches a new, in-house automatic movement, Caliber 36, in the Glashütte Original Senator Excellence. To ensure stability, the movement designers reduced the traditional number of components, eliminating those that were the most potentially vulnerable to wear and tear, and also added an innovative bayonet mount, similar to those used for camera lenses, to more securely position the movement inside the case. A new silicon balance spring renders the ultra-thin spring immune to changes in temperature and to magnetic fields, while contributing to the balance’s isochronous oscillations. The bi-directional winding rotor keeps the movement consistently charged with energy, and the movement stores a power reserve of 100 hours in a single spring barrel. The watch has a 40-mm-diameter round case, an engraved, fluted crown, and an understated dial with Roman numeral appliqués.
The Premier Moon Phase 36mm from Harry Winston combines the beauty of mother-of-pearl with the sophistication of a moon-phase complication. The lunar cycle, hours, minutes and date display are powered by the exclusive HW5201 quartz movement. Two shades of mother-of-pearl are used on the dial: white for daylight and pearl blue to recall the evening sky. Gold cabochons mark the minutes while 12 brilliant-cut diamonds serve as hour markers. Together with 18 diamonds at 6 o’clock and diamonds on the bezel, arches and buckle, this watch offers a total of 2.58 carats. The case is rose gold; the strap is white alligator leather.
In this, the 85th anniversary year of the iconic Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso, the company will be exhibiting several new releases from that collection, including the Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Calendar. The watch has the traditional Reverso swiveling case, made of 18k rose gold and measuring 49.4 mm x 29.9 mm in diameter and 12.09 mm thick. The watch is powered by JLC’s manufacture Caliber 853, a manual-winding movement that beats at 21,600 vph and has a power reserve of 45 hours. In the classical Reverso style, the watch has two dials, one on each side of the reversible case. The front dial shows a traditional “complete” calendar and a moon-phase indication at 6 o’clock. The back dial features an anthracite Clous de Paris hobnail guilloché pattern. Its displays include the indication of a second time zone on the main dial, along with a distinctive day-night indication.
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