Our next pick comes from Jaeger-LeCoultre, who presumably would've manufactured this piece back in the 1940s. If you're of the camp that believes the peak of horological design was experienced decades ago, you'll likely get a kick out of this one, and its many interesting facets, including the stepped, tonneau-shaped case.By gaining all this experience, IWC had the advantage to push further with the Ocean Bund, Seyffer explains. "In the end, the mine divers' watch caliber was used inside the Ocean 2000 Porsche Design divers watch as well."The plate and bridges, Rolex Yacht-Master which create the super angular and graphic look, are made of grade 5 titanium, completed by a black PVD treatment. Grade 5 titanium is a highly corrosion-resistant and remarkably rigid alloy, frequently used in the aerospace, aeronautics, and automotive industries. Here, of course, it's all hand-polished angles, milling, and bead-blasting.As you might expect from a limited edition run of meteorite dial, what we get here are 5,000 singularly unique executions of meteorite texture due to the process it takes to create this watches. So despite the rather large number of this limited series, you can be confident in knowing that no two watches are the same in this run. That's all well and cool, but what about the execution of the meteorite?
For regattas, I can imagine that the Vacheron Constantin Traditionnelle start/stop button on the upper right and the split timing pusher on the upper left would be the two most used functions on the watch, so it makes sense that these are oversized versus the crown on the lower left and the reset pusher on the lower right.What's interesting to note about this 100 piece limited edition is that it tweaks the dial, and the dial is surely the most lauded aspect of the original design. Mr. Philippe Apeloig designed the font specifically for this watch, giving it a light rythm that frankly, just about everyone we've spoken to admires. Here, because the dial is grand feu, the printing isn't as light as on the normal production watch, but the depth and sheen of the three-piece enamel more than make up for that.Sure, the price is steep – the Manero Double Peripheral Tourbillon starts at CHF 76,500, the Heritage Tourbillon at CHF 108,000, and the Manero Minute Repeater Symphony at a whopping CHF 398,000 – but with thousands of possible permutations, the brand assures me that every client walks away with a watch that they wholeheartedly guarantee is and will always be completely unique.
Yet, just like with the Chronosport Blue, I cannot use the tachymeter scale printed on the edge of the dial.It was a gift from my parents for Rolex Pearlmaster graduation and still is a lovely piece.It's a striking watch, featuring a smoked glass dial showcasing the caliber 52615 inside, a ceratanium case and crown, and blacked-out hands filled with Petronas green-colored lume. 100 examples of the watch have been made (and 99 have already been sold). Toto wears number 50, but not for long.

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