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Renowned Swiss watchmaker Baume & Mercier has redefined upper-class elegance with the latest edition to its impeccable William Baume collection, the Tourbillon. This handsomely alluring timepiece makes its initial impression with the rose-gold 43 mm casing, accentuated by the strap fashioned from dark alligator leather. At first sight, the Tourbillon is immediately eye-catching, and a longer look gives sight to the subtler details that add even more class and panache: rose-gold baton markers and hands, and a gold-framed aperture that reveals a flying tourbillon. When you value the sum of its parts, the Tourbillon equals affluent watch*** at its finest. 86 Uniqueness Let’s look at the numbers: a svelte 43 mm case of polished 18K rose gold, a flying tourbillon that completes one revolution every 60 seconds, and water resistance of up to 30 meters. In terms of watches, a few of these are defining, while a few are run of the mill. You can’t just take numbers at face value, though; other key factors that impact the outcome on the watch’s singularity are the anything-but-pedestrian design and the reputation on which it rests. The William Baume Tourbillon not only looks outlandishly tasteful, but also enters the market as the first tourbillon to be offered by Baume & Mercier; besides having some impressive stats, you have to consider that the Tourbillon is also a first. But for all the impressive numbers tied to this extraordinary timepiece, the one that truly tips the scale is 10, which is the number of Tourbillons produced worldwide. Read more 83 Durability No one can deny that the Tourbillon epitomizes quality. From the 18K rose gold to the sapphire crystal, this timepiece enjoys all the necessary ingredients of sustainability; the superior elements that make up its physical composition will be around as symbols of luxury 50 years from now. The watch also possesses other features that guarantee its longevity as a hallmark of sophistication: the gold-framed aperture revealing the flying tourbillon gives a much needed air of modernity to the otherwise simplistic design. (Ironically, the one slight of hand that the Tourbillon may face could come from its namesake; being Baume & Mercier’s first tourbillon could mean maintenance issues down the road.) Couple the watch’s resilient elements with its timeless detailing, and you get a timepiece that’s sure to be a treasured possession for any man lucky enough to own one -- and we say “lucky” because only 10 are available in the entire world.

This new William Baume collection is crafted to commemorate time and its measurement, and also putting back the tradition of Baume and Mercier Swiss watches which originated way back 1830.The collection comprises of three Haute Horlogerie models, which are the William Baume Tourbillon, William Baume Ultra-thin, and William Baume Retrograde. All of which are in rose gold case and gray guilloche dials with alligator straps.The William Baume Tourbillon is the first tourbillion watch by Baume and Mercier. Its rose gold case is of 43mm in diameter to fit the tourbillion carriage in a gold-framed aperture at 9 o'clock. A separate small seconds sub dial is also positioned at 6 o'clock.On the other hand, the William Baume Ultra-Thin measures 41mm x 5.8mm with a manual-wind movement of just 2mm thick. Ultra-thin watches are known to be of elegant style that best suits the women's wrist and giving them sophisticated look.Lastly, the William Baume Retrograde has a 41mm case which divides its seconds display into two. It has a big date on a double window at 12 o'clock and the retrograde seconds on a graduated arc of circle that is displayed at 6 o'clock, which also features a snake-like hand.If you think one of this William Baume Collection fits you, then go purchase one now as everything comes in limited edition pieces of 178, except for the tourbillion with only 10 timepieces produced.