The timepiece serves as both a utilitarian tool and a creative statement, embodying a lively blend of precision and whimsy. The watch’s dial immediately captures attention with its brilliant blue background, showcasing a colorful and playful urban scene. Skyscrapers, symbolic of the bustling international city of Dubai, form a dynamic backdrop interspersed with recurring patterns in windows, antennae, and other architectural elements. Different shades of blue depict the metropolis, while contrasting tones provide depth and perspective.

A delightful figure on the dial donning a dishdasha exudes energy and joy as he merrily runs around, clutching a musical note that symbolizes the rhythm and melody of city life.

As an artist on the spectrum, Abdulla perceives and interprets the world in a distinctive and nonconventional manner. He takes great pride in his exceptional memory, keen attention to detail, and the spontaneity imbued in his work.

The watch epitomizes impeccable Swiss craftsmanship, extending beyond visual allure. The retrograde minute hand glides gracefully, the jumping hour acts as a distinct indicator, offering an innovative time-reading approach. Constructed from stainless steel, the casing reflects light, bestowing it a premium appearance. Powered by the RESERVOIR caliber RSV-240, a self-winding mechanical movement with a patented 113-piece module. The sleek case contrasts harmoniously with the leather strap, providing comfort and style. Attention to detail is emphasized by the embroidered strap edges.

“We are delighted to announce this collaboration with Reservoir created in partnership with the incredibly talented artist from the UAE, Abdulla Lutfi. The style of this limited edition represents a beautiful balance of whimsical artistry and refined craftsmanship, highlighting Abdulla’s incredible talent as we continue to push the boundaries for horology in the region,” Mohammed Abdulmagied Seddiqi, Chief Commercial Officer, Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons.

“I believe art is the language of the soul, and through my collaboration with Reservoir and Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons, I’ve found a way to express my art. I embrace the beauty of the world through my unique lens, and in creating the dial of this watch, I hope to share a glimpse of my inner universe with the world,” added Abdullah Lutfi.

The reverse side offers an enthralling view of the watch’s inner mechanics through the exposed movement, displaying gears and components in the brushed stainless-steel case. The playful character on the watch face seamlessly extends to the back, adding whimsy to its technological facets. Each piece is engraved with “1 of 25,” signifying its limited-edition status. The accompanying box features a delightful urban skyline illustration, the figure dancing with glee, the signature “Abdullah Lutfi,” and the “Ahmed Seddiqi & Sons” stamp. An extra touch is the special embroidery inside the box, showcasing an original Abdullah Lutfi drawing.

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The LUM collection created in 2017

Whether in a plane cockpit or on a diver’s wrist, a central challenge for any watchmaking instrument has always been a display that glows in the dark to offer the best possible readability. Since the 1930s, various luminescent materials have been used to coat the hands, numerals and indices on timepieces intended for professionals, starting with the military – whether pilots or combat divers. With tritium and radium shelved due to radioactivity, Super-LumiNova is now the predominant material when it comes to achieving luminescence.

While every watch across the Bell & Ross collections displays the time even in the dark, some models go even further. This is the case for the brand’s LUM pieces, making direct reference to luminescence.

Bell & Ross launched its LUM line in 2017 with the BR 03-92 HOROLUM, followed a year later by the BR 03-92 NIGHTLUM, both of which featured exceptional luminescence on the numerals, indices and hands. In 2019, the  BR 03-92 FULL LUM was launched, this time with a dial covered entirely in Super-LumiNova, with a contrast effect that highlighted key elements for maximum readability.

With the year 2020 came the first appearance of the BR 03-92 GREY LUM, emitting a particularly intense green glow reminiscent of landing strip lights, followed by the BR 03-92 Diver FULL LUM, with a dial featuring  different shades of light green and pale yellow luminescence. In 2021, the torch was passed to the vintage limited edition BR V2-94 FULL LUM, showcasing the same double luminous effect. Finally, in 2022, the BR V2-92  FULL LUM was released, featuring the ultra-luminescent dial in a 3-hand version.

BRX5: the manufacture collection enriched

Continuing the tradition of aeronautical heritage and the brand’s iconic “round within the square” visual signature, in 2022 the BR-X5 added a new chapter to the Bell & Ross BR 05 range launched in 2019. In its design, style and technical features, the BR-X5 takes its place as a superlative BR 05: the BR-CAL.323 calibre, a prestigious manufacture movement designed by Kenissi, raises the BR-X5 collection to the heights of precision with a power reserve of approximately 70 hours, while the architecture of its multi-component case prioritises purity and radicality, resistance and lightness. Now, Bell & Ross is completing its high-end line with its new model, the BR-X5 GREEN LUM. In its concept as much as in its design, the piece reflects the desire to innovate and dare to be different.

A BR-X5 with a luminescent case

Bell & Ross has chosen to take things a step further and explore a new avenue of creative expression. To this day, the concept of luminescence has been applied to the hands, numerals, indices and dial of the models, on this  new watch, it is the 41mm case that glows in the dark in a spectacular way, with a composite material developed specially for Bell & Ross: LM3D.

For the first time, the Maison’s manufacture collection is venturing out onto planet LUM.

A limited concept series

For the structure of this new version of the BR-X5, lightness comes first on the multi-component case, which alternates LM3D and grade 2 micro-blasted black DLC titanium in a multi-layer assembly.

Cut from a block of DLC-coated grade 2 titanium, the case housing the mechanism is inserted between two shields made from a photoluminescent composite material, LM3D, made of quartz fibres that diffuse a powerful green luminescence. In the dark, the entire case glows, highlighting the dial’s indications: hours, minutes, seconds, date and power reserve. Beyond its watchmaking function, with this innovation, the new 500-piece limited BR-X5  GREEN LUM series achieves the rank of one-of-a-kind conceptual art object.

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Montblanc has unveiled a brand-new Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph limited edition of the historic model that began as a timekeeper on Paris’ famous Champs-de-Mars horse racing  track in 1821, and has continued to be a sought-after timepiece by collectors around the world. The GCC Region Chronograph, limited to just 50 pieces, includes distinctive references to countries  in the Middle East’s GCC region, where the spirit and legacy of horse racing and fine watchmaking is equally cherished.

The exclusive collection is a beautiful continuation of the Maison’s renowned “inking” chronograph, which was updated in 2022 in a new 43mm case size, and is now presented in this highly  contemporary design in a stainlesssteel case with black DLC coating, a multi-layered anthracite dial, and refined touches of dark green.

Combining finishes and textures that play with the light, the timepiece features a graphic anthracite Clou de Paris base plate, with added anthracite sub dials that stand out with their sunray  finishing. The hour and minute indexes, along with the three counters, have been laser-cut to reveal the black finishings below, while the flange of the dial is satin finished for even more contrast.

Touches of green pay tribute to the shade of green included on most national flags of countries in the GCC, a colour that is deeply rooted in the region’s history, culture and religion, and represents unity, freedom and hope. The bevelled double indexes, skeletonized second time zone hand, screws, and Day & Night indications are also crafted in green, along with the alligator strap and the  luminescence seen on the hour and minute hands when the sun goes down.

Adding both aesthetic and cultural appeal – and enhancing the watch’s uniqueness and collectability – the Limited Edition GCC Chronograph is the first Nicolas Rieussec timepiece to feature  numerals on the chronograph counters and date in Arabic.

The Montblanc Star Legacy Chronograph Nicolas Rieussec GCC Limited Edition is powered by the self-winding Manufacture monopusher chronograph movement MB R200, and the first in-house movement by the Maison. Designed to reach the highest level of technical efficiency and aesthetics, the Chronograph is equipped with a column-wheel that controls the monopusher mechanism.

To improve the chronograph’s start, the connection between the gear train and the chronograph’s wheels is alternately engaged and disengaged by a vertical disc clutch and functions without any  wear and tear. This mechanism prevents the elapsed time discs from jumping when the chronograph is switched on. The timepiece features a monopusher, which is ergonomically positioned at 8  o’clock, where the wearer’s thumb can conveniently operate it.

Additionally, a rapid-reset mechanism for the hour and date is extremely practical for travellers who journey from one time zone to another. These indicators can be reset either clockwise or  counter-clockwise without affecting the position of the minute hand.

The rate is regulated by a large 10-mm-diameter balance wheel with screws, which oscillates regularly thanks to its high moment of inertia (12 mgcm²) and its frequency of 28,800 A/h (4 Hz). The stable rate is further enhanced by the double barrel, providing 72 hours of power reserve. Furthermore, the balance bridge is open-worked, ensuring the precise positioning of the oscillator for optimal shock resistance.

The Montblanc Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph GCC Limited Edition comes with two interchangeable straps – one in green alligator, and the other in anthracite textile featuring the  Clou de Paris motif – and will be sold exclusively in Montblanc Boutiques across the region.

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The idea of the project was inspired by the Matrix Digital displays of 1s and 0s , however adapted to our Arabic Calligraphy design. Each word has been dissected into separate letters dropping from the dial from top to bottom to form a word of Love and appreciation.

The  watch is limited to 50 pieces in steel with a 38mm watch case  – the dial is the main focus of the edition as it comes in a shiny Yellow hue with the calligraphy in purple Very Peri color

The arabic letters have been written in Calligraphy top down – once connected you will read “حب ، الحياة، عشق”

The Arabic Calligraphy Matrix is the first dial to be ever designed with a top down approach in such an artistic “Art Deco” style.

The watch uses the ST-1700 hand wound mechanical movement beating at 21,600bph with a closed case back – a robust movement used in all the current Zentier watches

All watches are coming with a nubuck blue strap and an additional grey nubuck strap wrapped inside a special watch pouch to transport the watch easily.

All watches are exclusive to our E-shop with the link below:

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Our Journey with Cartier started as you know in 2019, when we decided to create for the first time globally, a special order for Arab Watch Club redesigning the Santos Dumont and Santos de Cartier -> you can read about it here: Cartier

During our event at the beginning of the year, we sat down with the Cartier team and discuss a second project we wanted to collaborate on – this time using the iconic Pasha de Cartier. The twist was to make the design closer to the region and with attention to tiny details from numerals, dates, calligraphy and even pushing the boundaries to add an exclusive element to the offering.

We love to be the first to introduce such projects and we always thrived in all our collaborations to open the doors to our region and explore the unexplorable – for that matter, Cartier agreed to produce a very limited Stylo Santos SM pen for this project in only 100 pieces exclusively for Club members. This would count as the smallest pen edition ever made by the brand.

Let’s talk about the watch first.

The Pasha de Cartier comes in a steel case with a diameter of 41mm. It is 9,55mm thick and has a very unique Cartier red flinque dial with “Hindu Arabic” numerals for 12,3,6, and 9. Unlike the current Middle East edition, the AWC Pasha has also a arabic date wheel with the same dial color and numerals in silver to reinforce the contrast on the dial.

The fluted crown cap and crown are set with synthetic spinels, blued-steel diamond-shaped hands, steel bracelet with “SmartLink” adjustment system, second Cartier red alligator-skin strap, interchangeable steel deployant buckle. Both bracelets are fitted with the “QuickSwitch” interchangeability system. Water-resistant to 10 bar. The movement used is mechanical movement with automatic winding, caliber 1847 MC.

Looking on the left side of the watch we can observe a very unique calligraphy done in collaboration with young syrian calligraphy Hazem Kurdali, who has worked on our LIFE Hoffman edition before. The sentence says “الوقت معلم من لا معلم له ” and is an expression of how time is master of all no matter who you are and where you are from – it is a statement that keeps you humble and mindful of how precious time is.

Only 50 individually numbered have been produced and each owner has his initials/name engraved on the watch.

Now what about the pen

As I mentioned earlier, this project brings another first to the world of Horology and collaborations – we are proud to have crossed the boundaries and designed a special Stylo Santos SM with Cartier that reflects the same elements as our watch – the pen has a red laquer body and a Mashrabya pattern all over its silver parts that is quiet prevalent in our design and architecture in the region. the pin/ screw on the pen is in blue sapphire similarly to the crown on the watch. – both together complement each other in perfect harmony. Only 100 pens have been produced, individually numbered and allocated to the watch owners and club members.

Both watch and pen will be delivered towards summer 2022. Meanwhile, the club members are going on a manufacture visit to the heart of Cartier to explore their wonders and craftsmanship. We will report back to you shortly on our visit. Stay tuned.

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When we first approach Michiel to start brainstorming on a unique project, we wanted the brief to be very much influenced by our heritage, Arabic culture and strong nuances we have picked up from our local architecture, design and calligraphy.

The idea of the “الحكمة” project was to produce a very limited edition not more than 10 pieces to be offered to hand picked collectors that appreciate the art of combining new technology and modern design with local heritage – hence the result is our first unique edition with Holthinrich

The Dial Concept

The whole focus of the dial is the remarkably unique and captivating hand set. These hands will be produced by forming stainless steel and giving them a brushed finish to make them “pop” off the dial and take command, demanding attention like a famous actor on centre stage.

The supporting role of the dial background can not be underestimated. The green oxidized titanium colour scheme that is formed on a subtle relief based on the mashrabiya pattern offers a two dimensional pattern that provides an additional light play and charm.

The frosted finish on the dial surface brings a sense of romance and refinement to the overall aesthetic. Further to this there is a subtle but dramatic reference to the “15” market at 3 O’clock. The mashrabiya pattern is carefully positioned to present “15” in one of the stars.

The final feature of the dial is the delicate pad printing of the minute and seconds tracks with provides contrast and balance.

The Movement 

We are using latest movement finishing specifically for this collaboration – the finishing on the bridges includes the signature bridge design and clearly highlight the elevated edge of the plates with a contrasting polished bevels. In the higher end finishes the screw holes will be polished and create inward angles to highlight black polished screws.

The true highlight of this movement finish will be the appearance of the mashrabiya pattern on the plates between the embossed edges. There will be more depth and character to this unique casebook design – Finished with 14k gold plating.

3D printed Case

We will add a few words in Arabic along the cavity of the case with the name of each owner – the size of the case is 38mm and is made of Surgical steel 316L

The Hands

The most important feature on this design will be the hands expressly created for this project. The hands are cut out of extra thick hard en rust resistant spring steel with a satin brushed top finish and selectively bevelled by hand to make them stand out and to reflect the contrasting surfaces of the 3D printed case of the watch.

The watch has been pre-booked and is now in production with planned delivery by Dec 2021 – SHop

For more information about Holthinrich

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Today we bring you our second collaboration celebrating life and with a very unique calligraphy by the Syrian calligrapher Hazim Alkurdali.

The idea i had in mind was to combine a very light green subdial dial with a a subtle Sandy dial and to transform the bezel tachymeter to all “Indian numerals” in aluminum.

The AWG Hoffman Racing Edition II

The AWG RACING Edition II  has a polished and brushed steel case with a matt aluminum bezel with Indian numerals engraved markings. The dial is dual-layered with a specially designed Sandy upper dial, and a light minty lower dial. The sub-dials, accentuated by a circular pattern, show chronograph minutes and 24-hour time in Indian numerals (for when traveling).

The materials used to create this watch are simple: stainless steel, scratch-proof sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, and polished leather strap – all carefully selected for longevity and style.

Some of the specifications of the watch:

1. Width 40mm x length 48mm x thickness 12mm
2. Seiko VK64 mechanical quartz movement
3. 5 ATM / 50 meters water resistance

The materials:

1. 316 stainless steel
2. Sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating
3. Leather

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The watches in the Aviator 8 family are the bold faces of an iconic collection.They are brilliantly contemporary interpretations of the design DNA andtechnical features of Breitling’s first pilots’ watches.Managing Director, Breitling Middle East, India and Africa, Aed Adwancommented: Our Aviator 8 collection is much loved within the region, we therefore choose to develop three watches from this collection in a special series exclusively for the Middle East market.

The series, which is now available across the region, includes two watches with a military green dial and one with a striking blue dial.

The Breitling Aviator 8 Chronograph 43 Middle East Limited Edition

Available in a series of 100 pieces, the Aviator 8 Chronograph 43 Middle East Limited Edition features a military green dial with a matte finish and tone-on- tone subdials. Its black nickel-plated hour and minute hands, as well as the large Eastern Arabic numerals on the dial, are coated with Super-LumiNova®, whose luminescence makes them easy to read wherever your adventures might take you.

Powered by a proven mechanical movement, the Breitling Caliber 13, the precision and outstanding performance of the Aviator 8 Chronograph 43 Middle East Limited Edition are guaranteed. Presented on a green leather military strap, this COSC-certified chronometer is water resistant to 10 bar (100 meters) and has a power reserve of approximately 48 hours.

The Breitling Aviator 8 Automatic 41 Middle East Limited Edition

The Aviator 8 Automatic 41 Middle East Limited Edition, has a military green dial and is presented on a green leather military strap. The hour and minute hands, as well as the bold Eastern Arabic numerals on the dial, are coated with durable Super-LumiNova®, which ensures optimal legibility even in low-light conditions. The watch features a bi-directional rotating bezel featuring a subtle– yet vibrant – red pointer and a central seconds hand that also has a touch of red at its tip. The DLC-coated stainless steel case of 41 millimeters houses a Breitling Caliber 17, which offers a power reserve of approximately 38 hours.

The Aviator 8 Automatic 41 Middle East Limited Edition is available in a series of 250 pieces and benefits from the chronometer certification, ensuring reliability and precision.

The Breitling Aviator 8 41 Middle East Limited Edition

The Aviator 8 Automatic 41 Middle East Limited Edition makes a style statement. It is clearly a direct descendent of Breitling’s legendary watches from the 1930s and 1940s. Inside the DLC-coated steel case with its rotating bezel and pointer is the Breitling Caliber 17. With a bidirectional rotor winder, it delivers approximately 38 hours of power reserve. The striking blue dial which showcases the Eastern Arabic numberals is available on a black or blue leather strap. The 41 mm COSC-certified chronometer has a solid screwed caseback and is available in a series of 250 pieces.

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Both companies share a passion for fine watches and an unwavering desire to exceed customer expectations. It is these shared values which has led to this partnership, a relationship which looks destined to last many years. CEO of Girard-Perregaux, Patrick Pruniaux remarks, “We are delighted to work with Wempe, a company with an excellent reputation for customer service. Each branch of Wempe can offer a broad choice of Girard-Perregaux models. Indeed, it is Wempe’s commitment to customer service and product availability which makes it the perfect long-term partner for our business.

In recognition of the high esteem in which we hold Wempe, we have entrusted it with both versions of the new Laureato Infinity Edition. Both Wempe and ourselves care about quality and traditions, whether in the form of a beautifully finished movement or boutique staff providing courteous and knowledgeable service.”

We chose this Infinity model as a metaphor for a partnership we hope will last long into the future. It is wonderful that we are able to provide our clients with the opportunity to own one of the new Laureato models before anyone else. I hope there will be many more opportunities to collaborate in the future.”

In 1975, Girard-Perregaux was one of the first companies to offer a sporty elegant model equipped with an octagonal bezel and an integrated steel bracelet. The design of the Laureato has since become known for its enchanting interplay of straight lines and curves and becoming blend of polished and satin-brushed surfaces. It embraces the notion of ‘sporty-chic’ while also complementing formal attire. Its extraordinary versatility has led to its iconic status.

Now, Girard-Perregaux unveils the latest chapter in the Laureato story. The Laureato Infinity Edition is equipped with a handcrafted deep black onyx dial. Pink gold accents appear from the darkness, drawing the eyes to the information presented. This blend of aesthetic codes also features on other members of the Infinity collection, an expression of the brand’s infinite passion and unwavering respect for craftsmanship.

The Laureato Infinity is available in 38mm and 42mm options. Both versions are housed in a stainless steel case which, along with the black onyx dial, provides the perfect foil for the various indications to shine. Silver-toned baton-shaped hour and minute hands emulate the appearance of the steel case, while the central seconds hand, applied indexes and GP logo, all formed of pink gold, reinforce the overall sense of luxury. The date is conveyed with white numerals set against a black disc, matching the hue of the dial.

The bezel of the Laureato 38mm is adorned with 56 brilliant cut diamonds totalling 〜 0.90 ct. Both versions of the Laureato Infinity Edition feature an in-house self-winding movement, enhanced with traditional finishing and a pink gold oscillating weight. Consistent with Laureato tradition, alternating satin and polished finishes feature throughout. Great care is required when polishing the case and bracelet to ensure each type of finish is discrete with crisp delineation. The raised octagonal bezel features convex and concave surfaces which toy with light, culminating in alternating pockets of brilliance and shade.

The black onyx used for the dial draws on the expertise of time-served craftspeople who shape and polish the material by hand. Creating thin dials from onyx requires no fewer than 15 different operations, however, the resultant surface looks exquisite with its mirror-like appearance. The marriage of deep black onyx and pink gold accents delivers a becoming contrast, a trait synonymous with the Laureato name. Wempe will exclusively distribute both versions of the Laureato Infinity edition, in 42mm and 38mm, for a limited period of two months in select points of sale across Germany as well as its flagship stores in New York and London, beginning in September 2020. Subsequently, both models will be available worldwide in authorised Girard-Perregaux retailers.

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In a family, there’s always a rebel, a black sheep as some say. The Place Vendôme, among the three families of Czapek & Cie watches, is the most refined and complex. Launched in 2017 with two models in limited edition in platinum and red gold, the collection boasts a proprietary caliber with a ‘suspended’ tourbillon, a GMT function and the indication of day and night in the second time zone, as well as of the power reserve. At Baselword 2019, Czapek presented two new entries in the collection: a sumptuous version in platinum with a baguette-cut diamonds setting, ‘Etincelles’, and a sporty model in titanium with a black enamel ring, ‘Ombres’. Today, at the Geneva Watch Days, the exclusive high watchmaking event of 2020, the Geneva-based brand unveils the ‘bad boy’ of the Place Vendôme collection, called ‘Dark Matter’.

The newly born timepiece is not only inspired by the Ombres tourbillon in titanium, but takes elements from other watches in the Czapek portfolio. The 43.5mm case, in 5-grade titanium, features a black ADLC coating as the Faubourg de Cracovie ‘Courage every second’ chronograph – the unique piece donated by Czapek to the Only Watch charity event and auctioned off by Christies for 110’000 CHF on November 9th 2019.

The fine-looking black bridges of the Dark Matter have been treated with PVD coating, ensuring the conservation of the colour over time, by the same company that crafts the blued gold Fleur-de-Lys hands in the Quai des Bergues collection.

“Within our Place Vendôme line, we started with the most luscious version and we are now launching the ‘rockest’ one”, says Xavier de Roquemaurel, CEO of Czapek & Cie. “While the rose gold tourbillons are sold out, proving the public appreciation of those models, the Only Watch auction success showed us that collectors were eager to also have sportier models with unusual materials combinations, still made with best-in-class haute horlogerie craftsmanship”.

Manufactured in a limited edition of 10 pieces, the timepiece will be only available at the brand’s official retailers and on czapek.com. The rebellious brother in the Place Vendôme collection by Czapek has just been born, and its name is ‘Dark Matter’.

The newly born timepiece is not only inspired by the Ombres tourbillon in titanium, but takes elements from other watches in the Czapek portfolio.

The 43.5mm case, in 5- grade titanium, features a black ADLC coating as the Faubourg de Cracovie ‘Courage every second’ chronograph – the unique piece donated by Czapek to the Only Watch charity event and auctioned of by Christies for 110’000 CHF on November 9th 2019. Press Release Czapek Place Vendôme Tourbillon Dark matters Geneva, August 2020 – Czapek & Cie unveils the Place Vendôme Tourbillon ‘Dark Matter’, the ‘rockest’ version of its most luxurious collection.

Inspired by the Place Vendôme ‘Ombres’ in titanium, it features a black titanium case with ADLC coating and dark bridges with PVD treatment.

A limited edition of 10 pieces.The fine-looking black bridges of the Dark Matter have been treated with PVD coating, ensuring the conservation of the colour over time, by the same company that crafts the blued gold Fleur-de-Lys hands in the Quai des Bergues collection.

“Within our Place Vendôme line, we started with the most luscious version and we are now launching the ‘rockest’ one”, says Xavier de Roquemaurel, CEO of Czapek & Cie. “While the rose gold tourbillons are sold out, proving the public appreciation of those models, the Only Watch auction success showed us that collectors were eager to also have sportier models with unusual materials combinations, still made with best-in-class haute horlogerie craftsmanship”.

Manufactured in a limited edition of 10 pieces, the timepiece will be only available at the brand’s official retailers and on czapek.com. The rebellious brother in the Place Vendôme collection by Czapek has just been born, and its name is ‘Dark Matter’

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A very unique take on the Gshock GM-5600B specially redesigned for the Arab Watch Guide shop.

The inspiration behind the model is a throwback to the Damascene Mosaic art in furniture and architecture; a continuation of the current theme on our website bringing all the arabic design elements inherited from Syria into the modern world of horology.

The strap has a unique pattern of Mozaic that you usually find in many objects found in Syrian homes such as wooden tables, chairs, tableware, art pieces …

We decided to stick to the main colors usually used in Mozaic, mainly the blue, white, beige and black to create our unique pattern for this edition.

The edition is limited to only 30 that will be produced one time off and sold exclusively on the AWG shop.

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Lyttlabs is a brand that has just started with their inception line and the design is very unique and cool. So we approached the brand to create a totally revamped and unique piece for the Club members. This time we wanted to have a the first bronze case created by Lyttlabs as well as the first hind numerals disks customized to the club as well.

The result was a phenomenal 60 watches all Sold out to Club Members only in a unique Bronze coated cases and special blue anodized disks on a custom made blue & beige strap.

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