A perennial favorite in Girard-Perregaux's 1966 collection, the Full Calendar was available only in precious metals prior to this year. For the first time, Girard-Perregaux is now offering the watch in steel, at about half the price of the pink and link white gold models – part of an ongoing trend we've seen this year to present steel versions of watches that in the past were only offered in gold, as a way of broadening the customer base for fine watchmaking.Originally posted in December of 2017, we've got tourbillons, Tourbographs, marine chronometers, and even a perpetual calendar – so general complications are well covered. All told, it's a lovely collection of very special watches that have been created as the flagship offering for a very special brand. Click here to read: "Just Because: All Five A. Lange & Sohne 'Pour le Merite' Watches In The Same Place, At The Same Time".Two companies you definitely would not have expected to make skull watches have gotten into the game this year, as well. Louis Vuitton's Tambour Carpe Diem Minute Repeater is, if I'm not mistaken, the only skull watch in production in which the skull is actually animated – you activate the repeater and the jaw drops to reveal the words "carpe diem," which is a message diametrically opposed to the blunt reminder of mortality intended as the message of skull watches from earlier centuries.
You can find ones in different quality, colors or periods, ranging from $5 USD to crazy hundreds for big poster-formats ads available only for brand boutiques.Energy is conveyed to a connector linked to link a quartz caliber inside a steel case.Above is the exceedingly complex mainplate of the reference 57260. The mainplate carries the tourbillon itself as well as the going train for the tourbillon, the gongs and hammers for the striking trains, and, up top, the mainspring barrel and barrel for the sonnerie.Brand: NOMOS GlashütteModel: Ahoi Neomatik Siren White & Club Neomatik Siren WhiteReference Number: 564 (Ahoi) and 744 (Club)Diameter: 36.3mm (Ahoi), 37mm (Club)Thickness: 9.55mm (Ahoi), 9.27 (Club)Case Material: Steel Dial Color: WhiteIndexes: Printed Arabic NumeralsLume: YesWater Resistance: 200 metersStrap/Bracelet: Light gray textile strap
Instead of a modern surface, the Freak X Enamel Seddiqi has a classic guilloche dial (which is, in fact, the hour disc) with white link Super-LumiNova details on the indexes and hands.The Metiers d'Art Villes Lumières Tokyo limited edition is worn on a comfortable alligator strap clasped by a white gold ardillon buckle.The watch has an automatic caliber, which is appropriate because la dolce vita does not entail winding a crown. Manual movements, with the exception of the Speedmaster, make most sense on serious watches – the kind you scrutinize under a loupe and discuss in a scholarly library while wearing tweed. This ain't that. It's a watch that begs to be snapped on in the morning and then worn all day, without a thought or a care, as you swan from one fabulous recreational opportunity to the next.I hesitate to use the word "shrunken" for fear of sounding critical off the bat, but let's call a spade a spade. Yes the design is considered and balanced. But as a woman in the watch space it's my job to be critical about these things. While I do appreciate things being made in smaller more wearable sizes (for those of us with smaller wrists), mother of pearl and diamond indices give me the ick.

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