Greubel Forsey is an independent Swiss watchmaking company founded in 2004 by Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey and headquartered in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland. Greubel Forsey specializes in the design and manufacture of high-end watches, which are often (but not exclusively) known for their high level of hand-finishing. This time, the company not only introduced a modern design language, but also introduced new mechanisms. Today, it presents us its latest invention in the field of watches, the newly released "Cardon Tourbillon" watch. Greubel Forsey not only introduced a new design, but also introduced a brand new mechanism represented by a patented tourbillon.

To reflect this vitality, Ulysse Nardin collaborated with nature photographer Carsten Peter, who always lives on the edge with his camera. A World Press Photo winner, he is a regular contributor to National Geographic and an expert on extreme sports: glacier diving on Mont Blanc, camel treks across the Sahara and caving in Borneo.

Breitlings modern retro diving watch Super Ocean series will launch a model commemorating the 45th anniversary of the establishment of Breitling's official retailer Omiya. The Superocean Automatic 42 Oomiya Limited is the first watch to feature an 18K red gold case material, something not found in previous series. The first anthracite dial in the series is paired with hands and hour markers in the same color as the case, giving it a sporty and stylish look. Boasting 300m of water resistance, it’s a true diver and ideal for those who want to actively wear luxury pieces. Only 20 were produced. This special piece is only available at the Breitling Osaka Boutique, the Breitling Kyoto Boutique, and the Breitling Wakayama Spirit Store.