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Forget the procession of hours and minutes, and look instead to the moon’s phases or the endless succession of Cartier watches day and night, with two precious complications that are the stuff of dreams.

Swiss Cartier Rotonde watches

There was a time when the moon, the sun and the stars were the markers of our days and nights. A distant era when the position of the heavenly bodies took precedence over every other indication of passing time. Cartier puts this principle back at the centre of the dial with the Cartier Rotonde Day and Night watches with retrograde moon phases. Sun and moon take turns to measure the hours’ forward march by means of a supremely elegant disc that occupies the upper part of the dial. A bold sun, surrounded by clouds, travels through the day, from six in the morning until six in the evening, when dusk falls and the moon takes over… And so it continues as day alternates with night. The bottom part of the dial is reserved for a retrograde moon phase that puts refinement on a par with originality. Each phase of the moon, which has been delicately set with diamonds and blue sapphires, is beautifully depicted against a lacquered backdrop, scattered with gold paillons. Cartier frames this celestial ballet with a row of 68 diamonds that circle the white gold Rotonde case. Behind the scenes, a complex and reliable automatic mechanical manufacture movement, Calibre 9912 MC, works quietly, leaving the spotlight to the enchantment and poetry played out on the dial.

Wonderful Christmas time

As is now customary, the exhibitors at Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie in Geneva are offering a preview of some of the watches that will make their official debut in January. A practice that has spread to the rest of the profession… 

Like many of the traditions that return each holiday season, presentations in advance of the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) have become almost de rigueur, to the point that most of the exhibiting Maisons now lift the veil on some of the creations that will galvanise attention come January. Joining them are the growing number of brands that exhibit on the fringes of SIHH. Putting sparkle into the festive season, we offer a taste of what's to come.

Audemars Piguet has the Midas touch

 

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in yellow gold 

 

Audemars Piguet celebrates the timeless appeal of its Royal Oak by incorporating a classic complication inside a yellow gold case, the original metal of traditional watchmaking. The Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar is equipped with the new self-winding Calibre 5134, which is slightly larger than its predecessor (Calibre 2120) to fit the updated 41 mm case.Day, month,date, leap year and astronomical moon are displayed on the "Grand Tapisserie"dial. The week is shown on the flange.Given the choice of traditional or unconventional materials, the Le Brassus brand has this time opted for the "enduring lustre" of yellow gold.

Cartier reveals all

 

   Cartier Clé Skeleton Automatic 

 

Still in the bloom of youth, having previewed at the SIHH in 2015, the Clé watch returns with Cartier's first automatic skeleton movement. As with the Santos 100, the skeleton bridges form Roman numerals, a feature which the brand has protected by patent. The difficulty lay in incorporating an oscillating weight into the new 9621 MC calibre - modelled on the 1904 MC base movement - in the most unobtrusive way possible while conserving its efficiency. Mission accomplished: the rotor is merely hinted at from the dial side while its winding power remains intact, with a minimum 48-hour power reserve. Housed inside a 41 mm palladium case, this new Clé de Cartier is a lesson in purity and transparency.

Panerai all in white

 

Panerai Radiomir 1940 3 Days Automatic Acciaio – 42 mm 

 

True to form, Officine Panerai revises its classics with a RADIOMIR 1940 whose cushion case measures 42 mm in diameter and 10.93 mm in thickness. This slimline profile is reprised by the P.4000 self-winding calibre, whose 3.95 mm height is made possible by an off-centred oscillating weight that has been set in the movement. The bidirectional tungsten rotor winds two series-mounted barrels to deliver a three-day power reserve,the minimum requirement for any of the brand's watches with an in-house movement. The real novelty of this watch, however, lies in the immaculate white dial, a first in the Radiomir 1940 collection.

CLÉ DE CARTIER Automatic Skeleton CALIBRE 9621 MC

The Cartier style rests on the strength of the design, of which the Clé de Cartier model, created in 2015, is one of the very latest watchmaking examples. It owes its name to its winding crown, the shape and clicking action of which are inspired by traditionally-wound clocks, which Cartier now transposes onto the wrist, thus inventing a new watchmaking gesture. A symbolic example of Cartier ingenuity, it introduces the Maison’s first skeleton movement with automatic winding, the calibre 9612 MC, scientifically designed so as to enhance its aesthetic appearance.

Its character can be seen in the extravagance of the Roman numerals typical of the Cartier skeleton model. In this open-work design, the bridges in the shape of the numerals III, VI, IX and XII structure the movement and define its appearance between solid and void, transparency of the outlines and organic vitality of the cheap watches components.

Cartier Cle DE Cartier watches

 For the first time, Cartier’s master watchmakers have developed an automatic movement that merges naturally into this skeletonised architecture. The challenge here was to skeletonise the oscillating weight and to make it invisible, while conserving the winding efficiency—a feat achieved by establishing a judicious balance between its thickness and diameter, determining the optimum weight of the 22-carat gold rotor. The Cartier skeleton here takes on a new dimension, a passage made all the more outstanding by the Clé de Cartier model.