Alvin Wong 26 November 2015

We knew the Escale Worldtime was going to be a keeper as soon as it debuted last year.

A jaunty world-time watch, the dial, which comprises three rotating discs – one bearing the city names, and one each for the hours and minutes – come rendered in a kaleidoscopic mix of geometric pictograph done via miniature oil painting. This year, the offering is upgraded with the addition of a minute repeater complication, that allows the owner to sound out the time of his current location on demand. Housed in a case of pink gold and titanium, the dual-complication movement offers an astounding 100 hours of power reserve.

Price upon request.