Some new models...

The case, in stainless steel and 18kt rose gold, measures 41.5mm x 12mm. The bezel is done in 18kt rose gold. It has an AR-coated sapphire crystal and is water resistant to 100 meters. Movement is a Swiss automatic ETA caliber 2892-2 with Dubois Depraz 2010 chronograph caliber module. It has 57 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 42 hours.




Limited Edition of 101 Pieces - Commemorating the Legendary Locomotive Built in 1909 for the Swiss Railway System

The case, in stainless steel, measures 42mm. It has double sapphire crystals and is water resistant to 100 meters. Movement is the automatic ETA caliber Valjoux 7750 with 25 jewels, 28,800 vph and a power reserve of 42 hours.

MSRP is 2,500 Swiss Francs.

I'm really liking these two right here !..The RW could be an
exaple of classic meets modern elegance. The dial is extra
classy, and those Roman Numerals look very BIG ! The hands
seem nice and traditional, while the sub-dials are perfect.
That bezel is where a unique modern touch looks like it has
been added. The raised block-like parts are a cool twist.
The large crown, along with classy strap round out a NICE
package..With the Mondaine you also get a great combination
of details. The white dial is bright, and works perfectly with
the black markers. That second hand is awesome, as are the
sub-dials that are nicely visible, without taking over the dial.
Great case, and pushers too ! Both of these get a thumbs
up !

I really like the Mondaine, I had one but 35mm was too small, need to get one of these larger ones....easy to read and great watches.

Great suit and tie stuff! You corporate guys should jump on these bad boys!

Both great looking models using ETA movements. Interesting to see the rose gold usage in more and more higher end Euro watches....I once had a grail Glashuette Senator bookmarked for drooling! haha!

That Mondaine LE is a nice retro too. As the other poster mentioned, the original version was smaller. I had seen it when I started my Seiko SUS colletion 2 years ago. The squared hands were the commonality and unusual in the 90s......thanks for posting!

Here is my cheap Chinese rose gold quartz dresser I bought for testing ...price....$37usd haha! ( not bad actually with sapphire crystal..

second one is cool! The movement in the rainman Weil is nice, but not into the combo colors

Love them both! One for dress and one for Casual! I'll take one of each please!