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  • Zenith - El Primero Tourbillon

    One of the most difficult feats to perform in watchmaking is constructing a tourbillon. This mechanical element improves precision by counterbalancing perturbations created by the Earth's attraction on the balance's regularity. The correction is made by having the balance and the escapement turn on themselves. In Switzerland these days, you could count on one hand the number of watchmakers capable of constructing it. So, a "homemade tourbillon" is a sure sign that the company possesses and masters watchmaking know-how. ZENITH is no longer content to resolve just one difficulty, no matter how complex it may be. Our tourbillon is combined with a chronograph calibre with a calendar - another watchmaking complication - and a high frequency, a third challenge. It is the only watch on the market with such a complex mechanism, aiming to attain the most precise chronometric performance possible. Furthermore, its value for the money is unequalled on the market, for a truly exceptional piece of timekeeping that joins the family of Zenith 's iconic models — taking pride of place.

    This tourbillon is unique in more than one way: it shows off its rotating carriage in the upper left-hand part of the dial, including a built-in calendar. This asymmetry aesthetically highlights the tourbillon's mechanism, visible through an opening in the dial, while maintaining fine proportions and elegant lines. The date is displayed - in a patented system - by means of a disk around the circumference of the carriage. The El Primero chronograph's automatic calibre is the heart of the movement. While the high frequency assigned to this exceptional motor generates greater precision, it also demands increased power. To protect performance, ZENITH designers have developed an in-line escapement that shifts the balance spring to the outer edge of the rotating carriage. The result is a tourbillon and a high-frequency automatic chronograph with over 50 hours of power reserve. The calibre is composed of 381 components, including 67 for the rotating carriage. Yet, it is barely 1 mm thicker than the original El Primero.

    The only tourbillon on the market that operates at high frequency
    The tourbillon comes in two models: steel or rose gold, with counters at three and six o'clock. The seconds hand in the tourbillon carriage rotates with it in 60 seconds. A true mechanical masterpiece and a technical exploit, to date, the ZENITH tourbillon is the only one to beat at a high frequency, with a quarter more vibrations of its balance than other constructions.

    Let us examine the unique characteristics of the ZENITH tourbillon. The case's middle is formed using a double stamping process, which creates one curve at a time along the length and depth. The olivette makes it easier to grasp the crown. The magic of the calibre in movement can be seen through the Sapphire glass. So, if you love chronometric feats, you are going to adore this watchmaking creation.

    EL PRIMERO TOURBILLON
    New 44 mm diameter Tourbillon Chronograph
    Automatic movement with the unique and patented Date around Tourbillon carriage
    El Primero 4035 D Caliber : 381 Components, 35 jewels & 36'000 VpH

  • Antiquorum - The National Multiple Sclerosis Society


    Watch enthusiasts poured into Antiquorum's auction room Wednesday evening, October 20th to get a closer look at and bid on the outstanding timepieces offered at the Mission: MS sale, the first of a planned annual watch auction, organized by Philip Duffell and conducted by Antiquorum Auctioneers benefiting The National Multiple (MS) Sclerosis Society. Antiquorum together with Mission: MS raised an exceptional $ 253,000 for research and programs funded by The National MS Society whose mission is to create a world free of MS. Active bidding came from all over the world including from the Russian Federation, China, Hong Kong, Italy, Switzerland, Germany as well as the United States.


    "We are delighted to have raised $ 253,000 tonight for the first Mission: MS auction. The proceeds from this evening's sale will support ground-breaking research and important programs funded by The National MS Society. We would like to thank all the participants whose support have made this auction a spectacular success and help spread awareness across the globe," said Evan Zimmermann, President & CEO, Antiquorum.
    MS is a chronic disease of the central nervous system for which there is no cure. Every hour someone is diagnosed with this disease. MS interrupts the flow of information between the brain and the body and can stop people from moving. For some, this means living with unpredictable symptoms that can come and go, like numbness and blurred vision. For others, there is more permanent damage, like paralysis. "I am overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for the first of what will be many Mission MS: Watch Auctions", says Philip Duffell, Founder of Mission: MS. "Because of the generosity of the brands participating and the incredible support from Antiquorum, this year's event has been a true success and will help change the lives of those living with multiple sclerosis."
    The highlight of the sale was the highly anticipated Hublot "Piece Unique Big Bang Aero" designed by Hublot's North American Sales Director Michael Margolis . The unique, semi-skeletonized, ceramic 18K gold chronograph sold for $23,000 after heated bidding between the internet and phone bidders.


    In addition, the Zenith was also in demand at the Mission: MS auction. There was fierce competition for the newly released El Primero Striking 10th "Jean - Louis Etienne" no. 1/500 . Ultimately, the world's first automatic chronograph capable of registering 1/10th second increments sold for $10,000 to an internet bidder.


    Also of interest was the A. Lange & Sohne Lange 1 Moonphase . The exquisitely made wristwatch featuring an off-center hour dial, oversized date, power-reserve indication and continuously driven moon phase achieved $19,000 for the National MS Society.

    IWC
    also obtained a noteworthy result for its Portuguese Chronograph Limited Edition watch . The large self-winding stainless steel wristwatch with chronograph and register sold for $ 6,400.
    Wempe also did well in the sale with the Zeitmeister Limited Edition No. 088/100. The limited edition ceramic chronometer with chronograph, register and tachometer obtained $4000 at the charity auction.

  • Louis Moinet - Jules Verne Instrument 1 & Instrument 2

    "From the Earth to the Moon"


    JULES VERNE - Instrument 1
    December 1
    Having the exact time is absolutely essential to the success of this fantastic attempt. At exactly 10:46 and 40 seconds, the moon's zenith and perigee will simultaneously be ideal. "Thirty-five! Thirty-six! Thirty-seven! Thirty-eight! Thirty-nine! Forty! Fire !!"
    A cone-nosed cylindrical shell bursts forth from the mouth of the Columbiad - the most fearsome cannon ever built - headed for the Moon! On board this space vessel is Impey Barbicane, President of the Baltimore Gun Club and leader of the mission. This "eminently serious and focused man", "as accurate as a chronometer" is "adventurous, but brings practical ideas to even his rashest undertakings". With him are Captain nicholl, his best enemy; and Michel Ardan, a capricious Parisian. These heroes do not return to earth until Around the Moon, in which their craft splashes down in the waters of the Pacifi c. This work, published in 1870, coincided with Charles Dowd's initial suggestion for dividing the united states into four time zones!

    JULES VERNE - Instrument 1

    An extraordinary instrument featuring two world firsts:
    An invention: a new way to use your chronograph. Louis Moinet has invented an advanced technical solution to start and stop the chronograph. This device off ers the advantage of fully securing the handling of the chronograph.
    A real piece of the moon: following Magistralis and Datoscope, the Jules Verne line is the first limited edition in the world to use a real piece of the moon. This lunar meteorite is presented in a porthole at 9 o'clock.
    Chronograph With 2nd Time Zone

    "Around the Moon"


    JULES VERNE - Instrument 2
    Accurate measurement of time was essential to these adventurers embarking on their trip Around the Moon, if they were even to attempt to achieve the aims of their spacefaring experience. so they were constantly checking their chronometers to calculate their speed and determine how much time they could still safely remain in their shell. For example, "On December 4, when the travellers awoke after fi fty-four hours of fl ight, the chronometers showed fi ve o'clock in the morning, earth time. Time-wise, they were only fi ve hours and forty minutes more than halfway through the time allowed for their stay in the projectile; but in terms of distance they had already completed nearly seven-tenths of the crossing..."
    There is no doubt that a perfected measuring instrument was very useful for the calculations made by these heroes of Jules Verne - an author born in 1828, the year the fi rst split-second chronograph was patented !

    JULES VERNE - Instrument 2

    An extraordinary instrument featuring two world firsts :
    An invention : a new way to use your chronograph. louis Moinet has invented an advanced technical solution to start and stop the chronograph. This device off ers the advantage of fully securing the handling of the chronograph.
    A real piece of the moon: following Magistralis and DATOsCOPe, the Jules Verne line is the fi rst limited edition in the world to use a real piece of the moon. This lunar meteorite is presented in a porthole at 9 o'clock.
    JULES VERNE - Instrument 2
    Split-Second Chronograph

    Jules Verne & Louis Moinet


    Jules Verne's inspiration
    Jules Verne (1828-1905) was widely travelled, readily inclined to be fanciful, and above all a true writer who is among the world's most translated authors. Jules Verne's plan was to "depict the whole earth". To achieve this, he had to contemplate all the knowledge of his day. Moving through a century of changes for which he became the ideal spokesman, he followed a specifi c programme for modern mankind's appropriation of the space that surrounds it.
    How can one explain his impact on scientists, authors, adventurers… and even just plain readers of all ages? Probably by his gift of fi lling our hearts with the desire to set out and come to grips with the world's last secrets! Who has not dreamed of treading the soil of an unknown land? Of encountering creatures from the dawn of earth's history? Of travelling around the world on a simple bet and meeting a soul mate along the way? Of going off to conquer the Moon? Who has not imagined himself as Captain nemo standing on the nautilus' bridge, gazing into infi nity, sextant in hand?... All while sitting at home with a book!
    Following in Jules Verne's footsteps is not merely paying homage to an extraordinary storyteller; it also means being inspired by his thirst for discovery and his tremendous intellectual ambition.
    Jules Verne And Louis Moinet
    Did Jules Verne and louis Moinet know each other ? It might well have been the case ! Jules Verne the author and louis Moinet, possibly the most artistic of all watchmakers, certainly had much in common. They lived in Paris, in the middle of the 19th century, and were both passionate about theatre and technical developments. This has been our inspiration to create an extremely high-tech watch line based on a proud heritage.
    Jules Verne
    Did the inspired master watchmaker and the science fiction writer ever meet? That is the enigma we decided to solve in our own way, along with Jean-Marie Schaller. Jules Verne passed away in 1905, Louis Moinet in 1853. They shared a passion for innovation. And even if they did not meet, they had every reason to do so. With one mastering time and the other taming science, all for the good of mankind, in this case watchmaking and writing have something in common: accuracy. The sophistication of the movements used in Louis Moinet's systems, and the wealth of detail and extreme credibility mingled with poetry found in my illustrious ancestor's narratives, which were based on the scientific discoveries of his day, bring the two realms astonishingly close together. It is obvious that Jules Verne's work plays constantly with time and space. Several of his works of science fiction were to leave their mark on the history of literature: Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, From the Earth to the Moon, Robur the Conqueror… These were nothing more than the accurate calculations and predictive vision of science projected into the future.
    One obstacle remained: time. Around the World in Eighty Days captured that challenge, won by the man searching for a form of eternity. And I'll give you a scoop: Phileas Fogg travelled with a Louis Moinet.
    Jean-Michel Verne
    Journalist and writer
    Jules Verne and timeYou wear a watch. Does it make you feel that you are in control of time? Or does it not rather make you feel the opposite… that you are always chasing after time… lost…?
    Jules Verne asked himself the same question. What was his answer? I leave it for you to discover by reading a short story first published in a magazine in 1854, then again in a book in 1874. The title is Master Zacharius and the story is set in Geneva, Switzerland. Master Zacharius is a watchmaker, the best there is. Gradually, as the story unfolds, he starts to suppose that he controls time. I will leave you the pleasure of discovering what happens to someone who wants to show that he is God's equal…
    From the Moon to the Earth
    JULES VERNE - DHOFAR 459
    A world first by Louis Moinet - A real piece of the moon! Dhofar 459 is a lunar meteorite that was ejected from the moon 2,000 years ago. The meteorite, which has been authenticated by the university of California, actually added to our knowledge of lunar geology, since it came from a place that the Apollo missions did not visit. Moon stone is an extremely rare material that is even more expensive than gold and platinum combined.

    A travel from the Moon to the Earth

    500 millions years ago, a fi rst asteroid impacted the Moon. Then, a second asteroid impacted the moon at the same place, circa 2,000 years ago, giving birth to Dhofar 459. Dhofar 459 was accelerated by this asteroidal impact and escaped the Moon's gravitational infl uence. After a journey of unknown duration, it became captured by the earth's gravitational fi eld and eventually landed on earth, in the Desert of Dhofar (sultanate of Oman).
    How do we know that it comes from the Moon ?
    Dhofar 459 has been analysed and classifi ed by A. rubin and Paul Warren, Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics, university of California, los Angeles. of any other type of meteorite or terrestrial rock. Chemical compositions, isotope ratios, minerals, and textures of the lunar meteorites are similar to those of samples collected on the Moon during the Apollo missions. Taken together, these various characteristics are diff erent from those of any other type of meteorite or terrestrial rock.
    What is a Lunar Meteorite?
    Lunar meteorites are meteorites from the Moon. In other words, they are rocks found on earth that were ejected from the Moon by the impact of an asteroid or possibly a comet. After orbiting the moon for a long time, they were eventually captured by earth's gravitational fi eld, and fell to earth as solid objects. Lunar meteorites are exceedingly rare nearly all meteorites are pieces of asteroids. Only a few rare meteorites come from the Moon.

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