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Chronoswiss Releases Motorsports-Inspired Regulator Classic Carbon Racer
Regulator dial timepieces are a rare breed, ostensibly designed for maximum readability of the minutes at a glance but often acting as a display of a brand's movement-making prowess. Few companies have embraced the style as thoroughly or as expertly as Chronoswiss, which, since 1988, has built the core of its brand ethos around the unusual style. For its latest iteration on the theme, Chronoswiss has taken the classic regulator style to the track for the Regulator Classic Carbon Racer.The 41 millimeter stainless steel case of the Regulator Classic Carbon Racer is pure classic Chronoswiss, with its elegantly simple lines, knurled case sides, oversized onion crown, and distinctive narrow lugs with a dramatic downward curve. This continuity helps to preserve the brand's distinctive DNA while other elements of the design experiment with drastically new styles. Around back, a screw-down caseback with a sapphire display window offers a glimpse into the manufacture caliber C.295 movement, whi
The Rarest And Most Expensive Patek Philippe Watches
The name Patek Philippe is among the most powerful in the entire watch industry. It is synonymous with class, conservatism, high auction values, price legitimacy, and some of the best looking traditional watches now, or ever. Patek Philippe remains an independent company whose secrets and plans are tightly guarded, and its most exclusive watches often go directly from the factory to the hands of the world’s most prestigious collectors - never to be displayed in a store counter or window. When it comes to high-end timepiece auction prices, Patek Philippe leads the pack. easily dominating all other watchmakers in regard to achieving regular, record-setting prices.Most Patek Philippe watches that yield not-so-small fortunes during auctions as extremely rare, often unique pieces made for special collectors. Most of these bespoke Patek Philippe watches were produced in the first half of the 20th century, during a time when Patek Philippe was much more open to design and product experi