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Designed and made from A to Z by Romain Gauthier in his manufacture in the Joux Valley, the Calibre 2206 HMS is intended for haute horlogerie collectors and aficionados who want to own an exceptional timepiece. Every watch is assembled and decorated by hand in strict accordance with the purest traditions of Swiss watchmaking and boasts a remarkable level of finishing. The movement has a balance wheel with four inertia screws and regulating indicators, entirely hand-decorated, and a 60-hour power reserve. Over and above its various original features and innovations, the Calibre 2206 has a crown fitted horizontally under the movement so that the watch can be wound without taking it off the wrist. The case, measuring 41mm, is available in platinum or 18kt rose or white gold. AR-coated sapphire crystals cover the top and bottom. Mechanical Cufflinks These rapid-action mechanical cufflinks comprise over 45 micro-components. Combining the nobility of gold with the high performance of titanium, each cufflink is equipped with an exclusive pushpiece system for easy locking and unlocking. Also, this unique safety system prevents any accidental loss of the cufflinks while wearing them. Inspired by the world of watches, this technical and innovative creation from Romain Gauthier is dedicated to lovers of fine, top-quality mechanics who want an exceptional accessory to go with elegant attire. These mechanical cufflinks express Romain Gauthier's desire and philosophy to create original, innovative products that have been specifically designed to make them technically more practical and attractive. Made in 18kt white gold and titanium, 18kt rose gold and titanium, or all titanium, they comprise 45 components with micro-joints, micro-springs and micro-pistons.

Watch company Romain Jerome has taken a page from the book of Krone Pens with their new DNA of Famous Legends collection. As Krone did previously, Romain Jerome is creating products that have a connection to iconic figures in history. Their first model in this series is the Titanic DNA watch. It is partially made of oxidized steel from the Titanic and titanium from the future Titanic II at the Harland and Wolff shipyards in Belfast. The watch uses an automatic La Joux-Perret 8235 movement with a 42-hour power reserve. The hands were inspired by the anchor of the Titanic and the dial's deep black is meant to reference the coal collected from the wreck. The watch is being done is an edition of 2012 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Titanic in 2012 which is when Titanic II will be launched in Belfast. It is available in a case of platinum or white or pink gold with elements of steel and titanium.