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Replica Zenith Academy Tourbillon El Primero Concept

Designed at the turn of the 19th century to destroy escapement in vertically oriented timepieces errors as pocket watches, the Vortex is now a captivating visual treat for fans of the more complex mechanics. In this particular eve of Zenith, dial 10 opening revealed continuous movements of the cage of the complex Vortex, it completes a full revolution on its axis every 60 seconds. Size power reserve El Primero 4041 50 hours and frequency of pendulum alternating 36 000 typically rapid Zenith per hour.

Arnold & Son DTE Double Tourbillon Escapement Watch

What do you get when you combine the Arnold & Son DBG and UTTE watches? The Arnold & Son DTE of course! Oddly, that even seems to make mathematical sense. For 2014 Swiss watch maker Arnold & Son will release this new limited edition double time, double tourbillon timepiece which is officially known as the "Double Tourbillon Escapement" watch. While it doesn't break new ground technically, it doesn't need to. This is all about visual and design excellence in the form of an admirably complicated watch from a brand that has been on a serious roll lately.To understand how the

Xetum Limited Edition Carbon Fiber Tyndall Watch

It's been a long, long two years since Xetum had their last limited-edition model. As with their last LE model, they've opted to use their Tyndall model as the base for this new one. ?Even if you're not intimately familiar with the brand, you've no doubt seen the Tyndall with its clean, lugless design. ?So, what's different for this new version?Right off the bat, you've got a much darker watch. ?While the regular Tyndall is in a brushed/polished case, the new LE features a deep PVD black. ?While they could have paired that with their existing black dial, Xetum upped the ante and inste

Zenith Watches Rebalanced

1865 and 1,546.Those are, respectively, the founding year of Swiss watchmaker Zenith and the number of first-place chronometer competitions they've won. Almost unknown in the USA due to sharing a name with a consumer electronics company, Zenith is one of the small number of companies to have their own movements, or manufacture. In particular, their chronograph series 'El Primero' powered the Rolex Daytona from 1988 until 2000, as well as Tag Heuer Calibre 36, Panerai OP IV, Ulysse Nardin and others. They also have the 'Elite' movement, which is an in-house chronometer-grade timekeeper