Rolex - Sea-Dweller Deepsea D-Blue Dial

Rolex's promotional video on YouTube:
Rolex Deepsea – The Last Frontier


Rolex website

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Hodinkee's review

A Blog to Watch's review

Perpétuelle's review

Oceanic Time's review

A. Lange & Söhne - Double Split

Another of A. Lange & Söhne's über-movement watches is the Double Split. The depth of this calibre is extraordinary, and can best be appreciated in the video link below. I was so infatuated by the back for so long that it took me a while to actually notice it is incredibly beautiful from the front too.

YouTube video of the watch in motion, highlighting the incredible depth to this movement:
DOUBLE SPLIT



A. Lange & Söhne website

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Monochrome's review & live pics

Watches by SJX's review & photo essay

Watch Collecting Lifestyle puts a macro lens to good use

Arnold & Son - DTE

Double Tourbillon Escapement

Arnold & Son website

Arnold & Son Facebook page

Watch Collecting Lifestyle's review

A Blog to Watch's review

Dream Chrono's review

Master Horologer's review

Perpétuelle's review

Breguet - Classique Grande Complication Tourbillon 5317

The first time I saw this watch was at The Hour Glass in Sydney, and as I approached the unattended display cabinet I was thrilled to see that it was actually running. The otherwise interruptive opening in the dial became a window into the living heartbeat of the watch, beautifully displaying the mesmerising movement of the tourbillon. It's amazing how different it is to experience a time piece actually in action compared to sitting there lifeless.

YouTube video of the watch in motion:
Breguet 5317BA /12 /9V6 Tourbillon


Breguet website

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Breguet - Tourbillon Messidor 5335

If you follow this link you will find (among others) two of the best wallpaper-ready images of this watch by Nik Schölzel at Watch Time.



Breguet website

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