Unveiled at the recent Korean Formula 1 Grand Prix, you’re looking at the latest creation from luxury watch connoisseurs, Hublot. The F1 King Power Gold is the 3rd official watch released as part of the brand’s “Official Timekeeper of Formula 1” collection which was commenced earlier this year. The watch is intricately detailed with a ceramic brake disc-style bezel, 48mm “King Gold” case, black PVD titanium chronograph pushers with red rubber inserts, black rubber and Nomex strap with red stitching and a matching deployant buckle. The watch has been limited to just 250 pieces, each of which has been individually numbered.
Source: Perpetuelle
Following a look into the mastermind JAPAN edition, we now take a peek into another collaboration from leading watchmakers Citizen, this time done up alongside clothiers Factotum. Set to release in January of 2011, this piece will be a bit more available with 400 units hitting production. The watch pairs world-class Citizen quality with a restrained design from the Japanese brand. Highlights include a simple slim case, a photovoltaic eco-drive, black and white dials, cordovan band, and water-resistance to 5 ATM, just to name a few. Retail is set at ¥29,400 (Approx. $361 USD).
Bell & Ross up the ante on their BR 01 will a limited edition Tourbillon Airborne model. The signature Airbrone skull motif is combined with a complex and intricately designed Tourbillon movement. Full on black is the color of choice with much of the watch created in carbon fiber. The watch strap for the 46 mm case is made of stingray leather. Only 20 pieces will be released globally for the Bell & Ross BR 01 Tourbillon Airborne.
Source: Timezone
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