Mens Watches

More than half century after the first Explorer model celebrated the successful Everest climb, Rolex continues to reach new summits of perfection in watch manufacture. The Explorer II features a display that offers outstanding visibility in dark surroundings, an orange 24-hour hand with a black 12-hour hand that can be set independently and the famously reliable Rolex movement.

The original Memovox Deep Sea caused a sensation in 1959 with its technological innovations designed to meet the needs of the then-new sport of deep sea diving. It was the first to include an alarm to alert the diver it was time to start their return to the surface. The latest version of this iconic timepiece is in a new size and incorporates the latest Jaeger-LeCoultre developments.

This stunning achievement, released in 2007 by the French manufacturer after two years of work, features the most ground-breaking design in French watchmaking history and is built around B.R.M.’s patented Isolastic System. It succeeds in combining high-performance vehicle aesthetics with technical know-how. The movement is mounted on fibre glass and maintained by springs to minimise vibrations inside the case and the tantalum and aluminium rotor underlines the dramatic engine-like mechanism.

The name Bugatti spells high class, too much money and excessively opulent taste! Developed from an entirely revolutionary concept for watch-making, taken directly from automotive technology, the Bugatti Type 370 imposes its aesthetic with parts arranged like a transversal engine, a design that took three years to engineer. The mechanism requires winding every ten days and is accompanied by a pen-shaped electric tool that has been designed specifically so the watch can rewind in five seconds flat!