Something Powerful, Something Xtreme and Something Astronomical

The de Grisogono Power Breaker. Inspired by Formula 1 Racing, this watch has
a mechanical movement. Is available with a rose-gold case and has sub-dials
which are supposed to remind you of a Formula 1 car instrument panel. The
name of the watch is engraved at the 7 o'clock position and there are cut
out green hands. The watch is a newer version of the 2005 model.




Aquanautic New King 3H Xtreme. Part of the 2010 Xtreme Collection, this watch is stainless steel,
titanium, and black PVD. Has a 47mm case, one-way rotating diving bezel, 300m water resistance,
laser carved dial, luminescent hands and indexes. It also has an ETA 2834-2 movement with 38 Hr.
power reserve.



To the left is the Aquanautic Super King Xtreme. To the right is the Aquanautic New King Chrono Xtreme They have have 7750 automatic movements, 46 Hr. power reserve, uni-directional divers bezels,stainless steel, titanium and 18K pink gold cases, laser carved dials, as well as two time zones. They come with a titanium bracelet or rubber strap.The Super King Xtreme on the left is 52mm, while the one on the right is 47mm. Both have 500m water resistance.



Arnold and Son True Moon Watch. The watch has both a perpetual calendar and equation of time
mechanism. It has a self winding calibre A1788 movement, 46mm stainless steel case, and dial that
has is midnight blue with yellow transferred stars, as well as some stars made of diamonds. It comes
with a black crocodile leather strap and is water resistant to 50 meters.

AtomicTom wrote:

and has sub-dials
which are supposed to remind you of a Formula 1 car instrument panel.

Is that what they think? OK. (Shown is F1 steering wheel, with "instrument panel" at the top)




Arnold & Son make some interesting pieces. Usually functional, fancy, and expensive. A partner to Graham, IIRC.

Good point about the instrument panel theme Tim ! The instrument
panel on that wheel does seem alot different than the look of the sub
dials on the watch. I guess it's inspired somehow then..I didnt know
much at all about Arnold and Son, or their partnership with Graham
either ! Thanks for the info on all of this !