World Smallest Mechanical Watch

This Jaeger- LeCoultre '101' wristwatch movement introduced in 1929 remains the smallest mechanical wristwatch movement ever made.

It was put into series production and remained available at least until the 1950s.

Queen Elizabeth II got one of this watch in 1950's.

It comprises 98 parts, measures 14mm x 4.8mm x 3.4mm, and weighs only 0.9 grammes (including the dial and hands). LeCoultre company have manufactured precision watch components since 1833.

In 1903 Jacques David Le Coultre entered into a partnership with the chronometer-maker Edmond Jaeger and together they manufactured some of the most technologically advanced watches of the era. They also introduced the Reverso watch in 1931, which became one of the best known watches in the world.

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World Smallest LED watch

Tokyofl Japanese online watch store Tokyoflash just informed us about a new LED Wristwatch, which is supposed to be the world's smallest LED watch. Tokyoflash should have the overview of all LED watches so I believe them if they say the Retsu by Saishin LED watch is the world's smallest LED watch. Measurements of this cryptic LED watch are 25mm x 30mm x 8mm and the weight is 40g. The metal dial features a clean design and the watch comes with a black suede strap. Price is $127.08

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World's Thinnest Watch

Years of development creating the world’s thinnest movement with a built in super light alloy and a traditional Steinhausen design, has resulted in a new watch marvel. You don’t have to pay a lot to look rich when you wear our Victorian Watch from Steinhausen. Thickness of the watch is 2mm!

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10 Most Expensive Watches

10 – $734,000 – Breguet pocket watch 1907BA/12

9- $800,000 – Blancpain 1735, Grande Complication

8 – $860,000 – Louis Moinet Magistralis

7 – $1 million – Hublot Black Caviar Bang

6 – $1.1 million – The Chopard Super Ice Cube

5 – $1.3 million – Patek Philippe Sky Moon Tourbillon

4 – $1.5 million – Vacheron Constantin Tour de l’Ile

3 – $4 million – Patek Philippe’s Platinum World Time

2 – $11 million – Patek Phillipe’s Supercomplication Calibre 89

1 – $25 million – 201-carat Chopard

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TechnoMarine 2008 Olympic

TechnoMarine - Collection : 2008 Olympic - Model number: 808001

Movement: Swiss-quartz Chronograph,

Case material: Stainless steel,

Satin finished bezel held with 4 screws.

Scratch resistant Sapphire crystal,

Tang buckle with logo,

Case diameter: 41 millimeters wide x 46 high,

Case Thickness: 13.7 millimeters,

Black genuine rubber strap + 4 xtra straps in Olympic colors: red, yellow, green blue will fit up 8 1/2 inch wrist.

Band width: 31 millimeters at its widest part, 23mm at it's narrowest.

Dial color: multi-colored, Hands & Markers - silvertone.

Features date calendar, window display, 35 min retrograde, 1/10 sec, 60 sec register hands. Date at the 4 position, water resistant: 100 meter / 330 feet.

Price: $500.00

Rolex Safari

Limited dial design reflecting the Safari Desert.

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IWC Big Pilot

This is a 8 day Auto watch, huge, classical and stylistic.

MIH

Calender Single button chronograph 42mm. vry special Design.

Cartier Ronde

Manufacturer: Cartier
Model Name: Ronde
Model Number: Model CRWY1527951
Gender: Mens
Movement: Manual Winding
Movement Details: Limited Edition of 1000 Individually Numbered Pieces
Case: 18k Rose Gold round style Cartier case with exposition back to view movement (35mm dia.). Water-Resistant to 30 meters / 100 Feet
Dial: Off-White (cream) Dial with black Roman numerals
Strap Band: Strap band with 18k Rose Gold Cartier Rose Gold deployant clasp
Condition: Pre Owned
Watch Category: Contemporary
Additional Information: Cartier special polished wood jewelry style box with special wood eye loop and booklet included
Retail/Replacement Price: $100,800.00

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The most Punctual Clock in the World

Switzerland is world renowned for its punctuality, a reputation enhanced with the enduring image of the Swiss Railway Clock. The clock, displayed in every railway station in Switzerland, can be found more than 3,000 times across the country. The simple and unique design is an international symbol for reliability and visitors learn quickly to depend on its easy-to-read face to ensure they make their train departure. Back in the 1940s when the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) was looking for a way to take advantage of their name for punctuality and incorporate this theme into their national image, they asked Hans Hilfiker, an SBB employee, engineer and prolific inventor, to come up with a highly visible clock that would not only form the basis of their later corporate identity, but it would help to guarantee on time departures as well.
Hilfiker, an exponent of products that were both functional and well designed, created the Railways masterpiece in 1944. The design, with its clear and easily read face, mimics the smooth running of the trains and incorporates clever features that demonstrate punctuality in a highly visible fashion.
With the famous seconds stop every minute - pause for a moment at 58 seconds and think before you start into a new minute of your life. Was trigger to be actviated by electic pulse at "0" second. The facinative " stop to go", like on the original clock, features the Red Second hand turns full circle in just 58 Seconds. And waits at 12 O'clock for the black minute hand to move on before the starting of next rotation.

Now this watch is available in HK Tsuen Wan Plaza

I saw an Automatic Chronomters, HKD50,000.00 Great taste!

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