Jacob & Co. has long been renowned for its mastery of horological complications, but one of its most fascinating specialties is the automaton - a rare and highly prized mechanism in the world of luxury watches. With the Oil Pump, Jacob & Co. has reimagined the automaton in a bold new context, bringing to life a three-dimensional, animated depiction of an oil well, meticulously crafted within a resized 44mm case.

The Oil Rig Automaton

The Oil Pump is not just a watch; it's a dynamic story told through horology. At the center of this narrative is the oil rig itself, which moves up and down, mirroring the function of a real derrick. Jacob & Co. has created a miniature oil well, complete with platform, barrel, piping, and manifold — a testament to the brand's unique ability to craft meaningful stories through watchmaking.

Caliber JCAM53: The Heart of the Oil Pump

The watch is powered by the Caliber JCAM53, one of only a few automaton movements ever made for a wristwatch. Designed from scratch, this movement is a marvel of compact, vertical engineering, incorporating numerous components to create a compelling narrative. Each complication plays a role in the story told on the dial, which is a hallmark of Jacob & Co.’s innovative approach.

The movement features a unique flying tourbillon, anchored above the dial and set alongside the automaton. Activated by a pusher at 1:30 o'clock, the automaton brings two derricks, or “horse heads,” to life, mimicking the rhythmic motion of oil pumps.

A Scene in Solid Gold

The Oil Pump is a miniature scene brought to life in large format, with every element custom-crafted from solid rose gold and hand-finished to resemble real drilling gear. We are amazed by the level of detail, which is truly astounding: from the bent and straight pipes connecting functional elements, to a barrel adorned with a flammable warning sticker. A red manifold sits upstream from a pressure gauge, which doubles as the watch's power reserve indicator. This intricate 3D construction showcases Jacob & Co.'s unparalleled craftsmanship.

The Automaton in Action

Upon activation of the pusher, the two horse-heads begin their mesmerizing up-and-down motion, powered by a single hidden axis. This elaborate sequence, which lasts a minimum of 35 seconds, is a marvel of horological engineering, hidden beneath a deceptively simple exterior.

The Caliber JCAM53 not only powers the automaton but also features an innovative power reserve indicator disguised as a pressure gauge. This architectural marvel allows for 72 hours of operation before requiring the next wind, emphasizing the watch's high level of performance under “pressure.”

A Tribute to "Black Gold"

The Oil Pump is more than a luxurious timepiece; it’s a powerful depiction of the oil industry’s critical role in society. While oil may be controversial and criticized, it remains a $4.3 trillion industry symbolizing wealth and achievement. Hence, the Oil Pump is designed for those who hear "gold" when they think of "black gold" - a statement piece for those who understand the significance and complexities of this essential resource.

With only 88 pieces available, the Jacob & Co. Oil Pump is reserved for the discerning few who appreciate not just the beauty of fine watchmaking, but also the stories these timepieces tell. Each watch is a testament to Jacob & Co.'s relentless pursuit of innovation, craftsmanship, and narrative in the world of haute horlogerie.

If you're looking for a watch that embodies luxury, craftsmanship, and a compelling story, the Jacob & Co. Oil Pump is an extraordinary choice. It’s a conversation starter, a symbol of power, and a piece of mechanical art that captures the essence of a world in motion.

In the world of luxury watches, individuality is key. Your watch isn’t just a tool for telling time; it’s an expression of your personality, your lifestyle, and your values. Recognizing this, IWC Schaffhausen has unveiled a new individualization service for the iconic Portugieser Chronograph - now available at their boutique in Zurich. This service allows you to take the reins and design a watch that’s as unique as you are.

IWC Individualization Service

When you step into the IWC Schaffhausen boutique on Bahnhofstrasse in Zurich, you’re greeted by an interactive console that opens up a world of possibilities. Here, you can explore and experiment with various combinations of materials and colors, creating a watch that’s truly your own.

Start by choosing your preferred case material - whether it’s the timeless elegance of stainless steel or the luxurious warmth of 18-carat 5N gold. Then, select from many exclusive dial colors, each crafted specifically for this service. The palette is both vibrant and sophisticated, featuring shades like turquoise, indigo, aubergine, and ginger. You can further enhance your dial with either rhodium-plated or gold-plated appliques and hands, adding an extra layer of refinement to your personalized timepiece.

Customization Meets Craftsmanship

What sets this service apart is the ability to mix and match dial plaques with cases using a magnetic attachment system. This flexibility allows you to try out different combinations until you find the one that perfectly aligns with your vision. Once you’ve settled on your ideal dial, it’s time to choose a strap that complements your design. Options range from colorful calfskin or alligator leather to innovative alternatives like TimberTex® and rubber straps, or even a sleek stainless-steel bracelet. The variety ensures that your watch not only looks stunning but also feels perfect on your wrist.

Precision and Exclusivity

At IWC, attention to detail is paramount, and this personalization service is no exception. Each Portugieser Chronograph is crafted with the brand’s renowned precision and care, ensuring that your custom creation is of the highest quality. Once complete, your watch will be a one-of-a-kind masterpiece, marked by a small "I" in a circle on the small seconds sub-counter at 6 o’clock—a subtle detail signifying the exclusivity of your personalized timepiece.

An IWC Watch That Reflects You

Whether you prefer a watch that exudes classic elegance or one that makes a bold statement, IWC’s new individualization service offers endless possibilities. We love that this service not only allows you to design a watch that reflects your style but also lets you create something that’s entirely unique to you.

The Amalfi Coast, with its breathtaking cliffs, azure waters, and charming villages, is the epitome of Italian elegance and luxury. To complement your sophisticated style while exploring this iconic destination, a refined timepiece is essential. Here, we present five exquisite watches available at Bucherer Certified Pre-Owned that are perfect for any gentleman's journey along the Amalfi Coast.

Audemars Piguet Code 11.59

Reference 15210OR.OO.A002KB.03

For the gentleman who appreciates the fusion of classic and contemporary design, the Code 11.59 by Audemars Piguet is a masterpiece. Its 41mm 18-carat pink gold case exudes opulence, while the smoked lacquered blue dial with a sunburst pattern provides a modern touch. The blue rubber-coated strap ensures comfort as you stroll through the charming streets of Atrani or enjoy an espresso in Amalfi.

The double glareproofed sapphire crystal and caseback allow you to admire the in-house Calibre 4302 movement, which boasts an impressive 70-hour power reserve. 18-carat pink gold applied hour markers and hands, coupled with a black lacquered inner bezel, add to its sophisticated allure. Whether you're dining at a cliffside restaurant or enjoying a yacht cruise, the Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 is a statement of timeless elegance.

IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph TOP GUN Edition “Lake Tahoe”

Reference IW389105

For the adventurous spirit, the IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph TOP GUN Edition “Lake Tahoe” is a robust and stylish companion. Inspired by the pristine landscape around Lake Tahoe and the elite US Navy pilots, this watch features a striking white ceramic case paired with a black dial and hands, highlighted by white print and luminescence. The 44mm case houses the IWC-manufacture 69380 calibre, a chronograph with a classic column-wheel design and a day and date display.

Its titanium case back, stainless steel pushers, and crown, along with the soft-iron inner case for magnetic field protection, demonstrate IWC’s commitment to durability and precision. The white rubber strap complements the ceramic case, making this watch perfect for both rugged adventures and sophisticated settings along the Amalfi Coast.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso

Reference 215.8.D4

The Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Duoface is an iconic timepiece that combines elegance with versatility. With its unique reversible case, this watch offers two distinct dials—a blue dial on one side and a grey dial on the other. The 28.3mm case and adjustable leather bracelet make it a refined choice for the discerning traveler.

Ideal for both daytime explorations and classy soirées, the Reverso Duoface's dual nature allows you to effortlessly switch between styles. Whether you’re wandering through the historic town of Positano or make a short trip on an elegant wooden boat, this watch ensures you’re always impeccably dressed.

Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition

Reference 210.90.42.20.01.001

Channel your inner James Bond with the Omega Seamaster Diver 300M 007 Edition. Crafted from Grade 2 Titanium, this 42mm watch is both strong and lightweight—perfect for active days on the coast. The titanium mesh bracelet or the striped NATO strap offers versatility in styling.

Its tropical brown dial and bezel ring, made from aluminum, paired with vintage Super-LumiNova, evoke a sense of classic adventure. Powered by the OMEGA Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 8806, this watch guarantees precision, performance, and magnetic resistance. Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean or explore hidden coves with this reliable and stylish timepiece.

Omega Speedmaster Reduced

Reference 3539.50.00

For those who prefer a more understated yet classic look, the Omega Speedmaster Reduced offers a perfect blend of functionality and style. The nicely sized 39mm black dial and steel bracelet exude a timeless appeal, making it a versatile accessory for any occasion.

Ideal for leisurely days exploring Amalfi’s coastal trails or enjoying a leisurely drive along the scenic coastline, the Speedmaster Reduced is a testament to Omega’s heritage and craftsmanship.

The Perfect Watches for Your Italian Getaway

No matter your style or itinerary, these watches available at Bucherer Certified Pre-Owned will elevate your experience on the Amalfi Coast. Each timepiece not only offers precision and reliability but also serves as a statement of your refined taste. From the luxurious Audemars Piguet Code 11.59 to the adventurous IWC Pilot’s Watch Chronograph, the versatile Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso, and the iconic Omega models, these watches are the perfect companions for your Italian journey. Embrace the elegance and charm of the Amalfi Coast with these exceptional timepieces.

In the realm of high-end horology and automotive design, few partnerships are as synergistic as that between Bugatti Automobiles and Jacob & Co. Established in 2019, this collaboration is a fusion of extreme luxury, mechanical prowess, and unparalleled craftsmanship, producing hypercar-inspired timepieces that stand in a league of their own.

Bugatti Tourbillon: A Timepiece Like No Other

Jacob Arabo, Founder and Chairman of Jacob & Co., describes the partnership with palpable excitement: “Working closely with Bugatti is an exciting experience. I live to push watchmaking to new levels, coming up with designs and complications that no one had even dreamed about. Bugatti is the same. They push everything beyond what everyone thinks is the limit. The Bugatti Tourbillon is our most advanced timepiece, the great achievement of a great partnership.”

The Jacob & Co. Bugatti Tourbillon is the hyper-twin to Bugatti's latest hyper sports car, the Tourbillon. Both marvels of engineering feature groundbreaking inventions and complications, boasting a new architectural design inspired directly by Bugatti's automotive masterpieces. This integration of aesthetics, mechanics, and functionality sets a new benchmark for the likeness between a timepiece and an automobile.

Design and Mechanics in Perfect Harmony

The Bugatti Tourbillon's design incorporates ten defining elements directly drawn from the car. The case mirrors Bugatti's iconic car shape, with the front grille flanked by side radiator inlets. Sapphire openings on the case sides mimic the car's tinted side windows, while the sub-dials echo the dashboard and RPM counter. Most notably, the timepiece features an automaton that replicates the V16 engine block, complete with exhaust manifolds. Even the winding crown is crafted to resemble the car's control knobs.

A New Era of Innovation

In September 2022, Bugatti discreetly informed Jacob & Co. of a new hyper sports car to succeed the Chiron. By January 2023, Jacob Arabo, CEO Benjamin Arabov, and their team visited Bugatti’s design studio to collaborate with Bugatti’s design leaders, Achim Anscheidt and Jan Schmid. This meeting led to a seamless integration of car and watch design, culminating in the extraordinary Bugatti Tourbillon, a testament to 18 months of intensive collaboration.

The Unrivaled Caliber JCAM55

At the heart of the Bugatti Tourbillon is the Caliber JCAM55, a movement that stands alone in its creative and mechanical ingenuity. Its features are as follows:

The V16 Engine-Block Automaton: Made from a single large block of transparent sapphire, it houses 16 titanium pistons driven by a single-axis crankshaft, one of the longest and most intricate watch parts ever crafted. When activated, the crankshaft spins, and the cylinders move in unison, mimicking the car’s engine.

The 30-Second Flying Tourbillon: To counteract gravity's negative impact on accuracy, the tourbillon spins the escapement continuously. In Caliber JCAM55, this rotation takes 30 seconds, enhancing accuracy more effectively than the standard one-minute tourbillon. The carriage is held only by its base, creating a flying tourbillon effect.

The Retrograde, Jumping Hours, and Retrograde Minutes: Both hour and minute hands are retrograde, jumping back to zero after completing a 270-degree arc. The hour hand jumps to the next hour every 60 minutes, remaining there until the next cycle.

The Double Power Reserve Indicator: This unique feature displays the power reserve for the automaton and the overall power reserve of 48 hours. The smaller hand in the Power Reserve counter indicates the remaining autonomy for the engine block automaton, which can perform 20 consecutive animations on a full wind.

Celebrating Engineering Excellence

The Jacob & Co. Bugatti Tourbillon not only emulates but also reinterprets Bugatti's extraordinary design and engineering achievements in horological form. To honor the new engine architecture of the Bugatti Tourbillon hyper sports car, Jacob & Co. has crafted a new miniature engine block. This V16 engine block induces a new level of excitement and exhilaration for Jacob & Co.'s discerning customers, symbolizing the pinnacle of luxury and innovation.

In the world of luxury watches and hypercars, the Jacob & Co. Bugatti Tourbillon is more than a timepiece; it’s a mechanical masterpiece, a testament to what happens when two giants of their industries come together to push the boundaries of what’s possible.

MIDO's Multifort TV Big Date is not just a watch; it's a bold statement, combining hypnotic style with infallible resistance. It's the perfect everyday watch, adding a touch of sophistication and originality to your daily routine. Let's have a closer look!

Reviving Retro: MIDO's Multifort TV Big Date

Remember the first TVs? Their screens, almost square with rounded corners, are a nostalgic nod to the past. MIDO first embraced this distinctive shape in the 1970s, 1980s, and again in 2000. Now, fifty years since its initial debut, the iconic TV-shaped case is back, seamlessly blending vintage charm with contemporary design.

The Multifort TV Big Date showcases a flat, square satin-brushed bezel that frames a dial designed to catch the light beautifully. We think the horizontal brushed finish of the dial is striking, complemented by trapezoidal hour-markers at each quarter. The big date display on the two-level dial stands out, while a dot at 12 o'clock on the bezel harks back to the round hour-markers of past Multifort models.

Cutting-Edge Mechanics

Beneath its stylish exterior, the Multifort TV Big Date is powered by the Calibre 80. The transparent case back reveals the intricately decorated gears, including an oscillating weight with Côtes de Genève and the Mido logo. This model boasts an impressive 80-hour power reserve. The inclusion of a Nivachron™ balance spring enhances its resistance to magnetic fields and shocks, ensuring remarkable precision. With water resistance up to 10 bar (100 meters/330 feet), this watch is built to endure.

Modern Mastery

The Multifort TV Big Date epitomizes MIDO's expertise in watchmaking, offering a dynamic and original aesthetic. It's designed for the modern-day city dweller who values precision, robustness, and bold design. Whether you're dressing up for a special occasion or elevating your everyday look, this watch makes a powerful statement.

With the Multifort TV Big Date, MIDO has once again proven its ability to honor its rich heritage while infusing a breath of fresh air into its designs. This watch is more than just a timepiece; it's a symbol of timeless elegance and cutting-edge innovation, perfect for those who appreciate the finer details in life.

In the realm of Haute Horlogerie, where timekeeping transcends mere function to become an art form, Jaeger-LeCoultre stands as an icon of innovation and precision. Among their illustrious collections, the Duometre series shines as a testament to the brand's relentless pursuit of pushing the boundaries of watchmaking excellence.

Where Precision Meets Mastery

At the heart of the Duometre collection lies the Dual-Wing concept, a marvel of engineering that embodies Jaeger-LeCoultre's commitment to innovation. This concept, born from the dream to redefine the standards of precision timekeeping, comprises two independent mechanisms intricately united by a single regulating organ. This union not only guarantees unparalleled performance but also elevates the Duometre luxury watches to a league of their own.

The first mechanism within the Dual-Wing movement is dedicated to powering the watch's complications, while the second ensures the precise measurement of passing time. This dual arrangement not only enhances accuracy but also allows for the seamless integration of complex functions within the timepiece. A very good example is the Duometre Chronograph Moon, launched at this year's Watches & Wonders in Geneva.

Owning a Masterpiece

What truly sets the Duometre collection apart is the meticulous attention to detail lavished upon each piece. From conception to completion, every watch is fashioned with masterful craftsmanship and infinite patience. It is in the intricate decoration of the movements where the true artistry of Jaeger-LeCoultre shines.

Utilizing a host of high-precision techniques, the movements of each Duometre watch are meticulously adorned by skilled artisans. One such technique is the patented "côtes soleillées," which leaves an impression on the metal akin to the radiant rays of the sun. This level of detail not only adds visual allure but also ensures a harmonious interaction between all elements of the Duometre timepiece.

Indeed, owning a Jaeger-LeCoultre Duometre watch is akin to possessing a masterpiece of horology. Beyond its function as a timekeeping instrument, each watch embodies the culmination of centuries of watchmaking expertise and innovation. It is a symbol of discerning taste and appreciation for the finer things in life. Especially if you opt for a model like the Duometre Quantieme Lunaire with its beautiful gradient blue dial.

In conclusion, the Duometre collection stands as a testament to Jaeger-LeCoultre's unwavering commitment to excellence and innovation in watchmaking. With its Dual-Wing concept and exquisite craftsmanship, it embodies the pinnacle of Haute Horlogerie, where precision meets mastery in perfect harmony.

In the realm of haute horlogerie, few names command the same level of admiration and reverence as Vacheron Constantin. With a legacy spanning over two centuries, this esteemed Swiss watchmaker has consistently redefined the standards of luxury watchmaking, blending tradition with innovation to create timepieces of unparalleled beauty and precision.

Vacheron Constantin at Watches & Wonders

As the world eagerly awaits the latest offerings from this distinguished maison, all eyes turn to Watches & Wonders, where Vacheron Constantin is set to unveil its newest novelties. From the storied halls of its manufacture to the grand stage of the fair, each creation embodies the essence of excellence and sophistication that has come to define the brand. Join us as we embark on a journey through time, exploring the timeless allure of Vacheron Constantin and four breathtaking novelties that await.

Overseas Dual Time

Crafted from luxurious 18K 5N pink gold, the new Overseas Dual Time is tailored to meet the needs of the modern traveler with its array of practical complications. Boasting a dual time zone function seamlessly integrated with a day-night indicator and a date hand, keeping track of time across different destinations becomes effortless. Powered by a self-winding movement, this watch ensures a remarkable power reserve of nearly three days, providing reliability and convenience for extended journeys. Further enhancing its versatility, the watch comes equipped with a pin buckle and three interchangeable straps—crafted from 18K 5N pink gold, leather, and rubber—allowing for personalized customization to suit the owner's preferences and style.

Traditionnelle Tourbillon Chronograph Collection Excellence Platine

Exemplifying unparalleled craftsmanship, the Traditionnelle Tourbillon Chronograph Collection Excellence Platine is meticulously crafted entirely from 950 platinum, including the case, dial, buckle, and strap stitching, marking it as a true testament to luxury. Limited to just 50 pieces, this Collection Excellence Platine model seamlessly integrates two grand complications of Fine Watchmaking: a single-push chronograph movement and a sophisticated tourbillon. Positioned at 12 o'clock, the tourbillon cage, inspired by the iconic Maltese cross, is set in motion by an intermediary wheel on the seconds display, enhancing visibility and adding a captivating visual element to the mechanism.

The dial features a power reserve indicator at 6 o'clock and a 45-minute counter at 3 o'clock, complemented by a tachymeter scale encircling the edge, harmoniously juxtaposed with a railroad-style minute counter, culminating in a breathtaking synthesis of form and function.

Patrimony Moon Phase Retrograde Date

Crafted from exquisite 18K white gold, the Patrimony Moon Phase Retrograde Date boasts a minimalist design that effortlessly blends functionality with elegance. Featuring a retrograde date display paired with a precise moon phase complication, telling time becomes an intuitive experience. The enchanting moon phase complication, depicting two polished gold moons against a star-studded sky, adds a touch of poetic charm to the watch, requiring adjustment only once every 122 years.

Inspired by the timeless designs of the 1950s, the hour markers and hands gracefully follow the curvature of the dial, enhancing its classic appeal. Adding a contemporary twist, a fresh olive green strap infuses the watch with modern sophistication, ensuring it stands out as a statement piece for the discerning wearer.

Patrimony Manual-winding

Exuding timeless elegance, the Patrimony Manual-winding in 18K 5N pink gold epitomizes purity of style and a dedication to essentials. Drawing inspiration from the refined designs of the 1950s, the hour markers and hands gracefully trace the curvature of the dial, evoking a sense of understated sophistication. Adding a modern touch, a fresh azure blue strap infuses the timepiece with contemporary flair. With a slim case measuring just 7.7 millimeters thick and featuring a solid back, this watch offers the opportunity for personalization through the owner's choice of engraving, further enhancing its uniqueness and individuality.

During Watches & Wonders, IWC unveiled the latest additions to its illustrious Portugieser collection, capturing the essence of elegance and innovation that has defined the brand for over a century. At the heart of these new releases lies a rich history, rooted in the pursuit of excellence and the timeless allure of classic design.

Story of the IWC Portugieser Collection

The story of the Portugieser dates back to the late 1930s when IWC received a special request from two Portuguese merchants for a wristwatch that boasted the precision of a pocket watch. Responding to this unique challenge, IWC embarked on a journey to create a timepiece that would not only meet but exceed their expectations. Utilizing the renowned pocket watch movements calibers 74 and 98, IWC crafted a wristwatch that was both substantial in size and exceptional in accuracy. The result was nothing short of extraordinary—the Portugieser was born.

Fast forward to the present day, and the Portugieser continues to captivate watch enthusiasts and collectors alike with its unrivaled elegance and precision. With the unveiling of the latest additions to the collection at Watches & Wonders, IWC pays homage to its heritage while pushing the boundaries of innovation.

One of the novelties is the IWC Portugieser Automatic 42 with a beautiful stainless steel case. It is powered by the IWC-manufactured 52011 caliber and comes on an elegant black alligator leather strap.

Timeless Elegance by IWC

While staying true to the essence of the original design, the new Portugieser watches showcase a blend of traditional craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology. From meticulously crafted dials to high-performance movements, each timepiece exemplifies the uncompromising quality that has become synonymous with the IWC name.

A good example for that is this new blue Portugieser Chronograph. Sitting inside a beautiful 18 ct white gold case is the IWC-manufactured caliber 69355. The watch comes on a wonderful light blue calfskin strap by Santoni.

Whether it's the classic appeal of the Portugieser Chronograph or the understated elegance of the Portugieser Automatic, each watch in the collection tells a story of timeless sophistication and refined luxury. With its distinctive aesthetics and unwavering commitment to excellence, the Portugieser collection continues to set the standard for luxury timepieces in the 21st century.

So, let's have a closer look at the Portugieser Automatic 42 with a beautiful blue dial, coming on a steel bracelet. Inside ticks the IWC-manufactured 52011 caliber. A beautiful watch!

In a world where trends come and go, the enduring appeal of the Portugieser serves as a testament to IWC's enduring legacy and unwavering dedication to craftsmanship. As the latest chapter unfolds at Watches & Wonders, one thing remains certain—the Portugieser collection is as timeless as it is elegant, a true masterpiece that transcends the boundaries of time.

In the realm where automotive excellence meets horological innovation, Bugatti Automobiles and Jacob & Co. converge in a seamless blend of luxury, performance, and craftsmanship. The partnership forged in 2019 between these titans gave birth to an extraordinary creation: the Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon. This collaboration transcends mere timekeeping; it's an ode to the impossible, a symphony of engineering and design.

Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon

The Bugatti Chiron, a symbol of power and performance on four wheels, serves as the muse for Jacob & Co.'s horological masterpiece. Drawing inspiration from its exterior contours, the Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon echoes the car's design language, capturing its essence in every detail. From the iconic horseshoe grille to the muscular bodywork, every facet of the Chiron finds its reflection in the watch's intricate case.

But the true marvel lies within. For the first time in watchmaking history, Jacob & Co. engineers have crafted a movement that mirrors the intricate mechanics of a motor engine. The Caliber JCAM37, inspired by Bugatti's legendary W16 engine, defies conventions with its unique architecture. Featuring a miniature 16-cylinder engine block automaton, this mechanical marvel comprises 578 individual components meticulously assembled to perfection.

Innovative Horology

One cannot help but marvel at the Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon's animation, a nod to the automotive world's heritage. With the press of a button, the transparent sapphire reveals a mesmerizing spectacle: 16 pistons firing in synchrony, driven by a single-block crankshaft. This 15-second sequence brings the timepiece to life, evoking the spirit of the Bugatti Chiron in every heartbeat.

At the heart of this horological masterpiece lies a flying tourbillon, tilted at a daring 30-degree angle. This ingenious design not only enhances accuracy but also adds a cinematic flair to the timekeeping experience. Coupled with a 60-hour power reserve indicated by a fuel gauge-type indicator, the Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon is a testament to uncompromising excellence.

Control and Elegance

In true Jacob & Co. fashion, the Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon redefines elegance with its innovative crown placement. Eschewing traditional side crowns, three separate crowns adorn the 6 o'clock flank of the case, allowing precise control over timekeeping functions and animation activation.

More than just a timepiece, the Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon is a statement—a sculptural masterpiece that transcends boundaries. It's a conversation starter, a symbol of luxury, and a testament to human ingenuity. With each glance, it embodies the spirit of innovation, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in both automotive and horological realms.

In a world where precision meets passion, the Bugatti Chiron Tourbillon stands alone—an emblem of craftsmanship, elegance, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. Inspired by the impossible, crafted for those who dare to dream.

In the realm of horology, certain timepieces transcend mere function and become icons in their own right. The Speedmaster Moonwatch is one such masterpiece, a symbol of adventure, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of excellence. With a legacy spanning all six moon landings, this legendary chronograph embodies the very essence of Omega's pioneering spirit.

One of the World’s most iconic Timepieces

It’s here and we had the privilege to wear it already. The Speedmaster by Omega is now available with a lacquered white dial inspired by a history of space exploration. No matter in what color, the 42mm Moonwatch in stainless steel is a sight to behold. Presented on a polished-brushed bracelet, its allure is undeniable, exuding a sense of sophistication and rugged elegance.

From the sapphire crystal glass adorning both the front and caseback to the asymmetrical case design inspired by the fourth-generation Speedmaster style worn on the moon, every aspect of the Moonwatch speaks to Omega's dedication to craftsmanship and innovation. The white lacquered step dial, adorned with the applied Omega logo and indexes, along with the iconic hands, evoke a sense of nostalgia and adventure, transporting wearers to the awe-inspiring moments of space exploration.

But the magic doesn't stop there. The famous dot over 90 on the black anodized aluminum bezel ring, a distinctive feature of the Moonwatch, adds a touch of character and charm, paying homage to its storied past and illustrious heritage.

At the heart of the Speedmaster Moonwatch lies the Omega Co-Axial Master Chronometer Calibre 3861, a state-of-the-art movement that powers its intricate chronograph functions with unparalleled precision. Whether tracking small seconds or recording elapsed time with the 30-minute and 12-hour recorders, this timepiece is a testament to Omega's commitment to performance and reliability.

Speedmaster Moonwatch White Dial

Delving deeper into its design, the white dial of the Moonwatch is a nod to astronaut suits and the iconic ALASKA prototype from 1969. Contrasting black details and a glossy lacquered finish, a first-ever on a Moonwatch step dial, add to its allure and sophistication. Meanwhile, the red touches, including the red Speedmaster name and red tip on the seconds hand, draw inspiration from the protective case on the ALASKA watch and the red Commander stripes on astronaut suits, adding a pop of color and personality to the timepiece.

Completing the ensemble is the meticulously crafted bracelet, featuring a comfort adjustment setting and a polished Omega logo on the satin-finished cover. With a width of 15mm and two polished pushers in an oval shape, the bracelet is not just a functional accessory but a work of art in its own right, seamlessly blending style and comfort.

In a world where time is of the essence, the Speedmaster Moonwatch stands as a testament to human ingenuity and the enduring spirit of exploration. Whether worn as a statement piece or a companion on daring adventures, this legendary chronograph is more than just a watch—it's a symbol of courage, ambition, and the triumph of the human spirit.