Jaeger-LeCoultre - Rendez-Vous Moon Serenity

Another mechanical and beautiful marvel for the ladies.

Jaeger-LeCoultre website

Jaeger-LeCoultre Facebook page

Master Horologer's review

H.Moser & Cie - Venturer Tourbillon Sapphire unique piece

H. Moser & Cie website

H. Moser & Cie Facebook page

Master Horologer's review

URWERK - UR-106 Flower Power

URWERK have apparently decided to double their audience by appealing to the ladies again.

URWERK website

URWERK Facebook page

Romain Gauthier - Insight Micro-Rotor

Romain Gauthier's newest piece is automatic and puts the eponymous micro rotor on display from both sides, using bridges to hold it up for all to see - and there's quite a lot to see here for a time-only piece. I also like how Romain Gauthier can bling up their watches without detracting from the fact they're mechanical marvels, though personally I love the smooth and sensuous shape of their cases just on their own.

Romain Gauthier website

Romain Gauthier Facebook page

Hodinkee's hands-on review

Monochrome's hands-on review

A Blog to Watch's review

Deployant's review

Bell & Ross - BR-X1 Chronograph Tourbillon

Bell & Ross website

Bell & Ross Facebook page

A Blog to Watch's hands-on review

Monochrome's review

Jaeger-LeCoultre - Gyrotourbillon 1

When I was first developing my appreciation for mechanical watches, one of the first pieces to enthral me with its fascinatingly complex inner workings was the Gyrotourbillon 1. It was made in several versions - even bedecked with diamonds if that's what it takes to get you interested, though why one would want to look at diamonds instead of the movement is a mystery to me.

Jaeger-LeCoultre website

Jaeger-LeCoultre Facebook page


Peter Chong's pics of the Rose Gold final edition


A Blog to Watch has an excellent insight into the gyrotourbillon itself, written by Dávid Bredán, which you can find here.