baume mercier dual replica

Watch collectors would rush to get this watch from B&M William Baume once they realize that only 20 pieces of the watch will be produced during its entire lifetime. The B&M William Baume Monopusher Chronograph watch will soon be available at your exclusive Baume et Mercer shops so watch out for them.The brand may not be as high-classed as the other watch brands like Cartier, but it is nevertheless known for producing quality and elegant watches. It does however come at an outrageous price so be prepared to pay the price of getting an exclusive and exquisite watch such as this one.The watch has a satin-finished guilloched silver dial, which comes with roe gold hour indexes. The interior hour circle has Roman numerals on it, giving the watch that expensive feel. It also has a 30-minute chronograph minute counter at 3 o'clock, as well as a small seconds counter.The B&M William Baume Monopusher Chronograph watch is a beautiful watch that speaks of classic elegance. This simple watch is ideal for corporate men who are picky with their timepieces. It has an 18 karat rose gold case measuring 41mm, and is powered by the Lajoux-Perret caliber 5000 manual winding movement with 21 jewels.This watch is water resistant by up to 30 meters, and will set you back by $30,500.

Finally, Baume et Mercier is back on the map (at least in my book). Their latest retro models are nicely done and will hopefully boost their image a bit. This Regulator (Regulateur) model breaths 1950s according to Baume et Mercier. A caliber 14070 Dubois-D?�praz based movement is ticking inside its 39mm stainless steel case. Price of this beauty is far from shocking, namely 1990 Euro (in Germany, it might vary worldwide). If you are into gold, Baume et Mercier also introduced a limited (176 pieces) Regulator with jumping hour, based on a caliber 14400 Dubois-D?�praz movement. The price of this one is a bit higher, 7200 Euro, but hey.. it’s gold! Both watches are water resistant up to 3 bar (30 meters) and come with an alligator strap. One slight note though… they should have left-out the date-feature. It ‘breaks’ the dial. So, B&M designers, remove the date window and re-position the printing to get it all ‘synced’.