The Big Pilot’s Watch 43, a big step in IWC’s history

This year, IWC Schaffhausen has come out with a slightly smaller version of the classic Big Pilot’s Watch. Given that the 46 mm model is not for everyone, the brand wanted to offer a 43 mm dial. The watch pays tribute to the legendary military observation timepiece from the 1940s. Here's a look at this pilot’s model.

Smaller, but still as captivating

With its steel case measuring 43 mm in diameter and its 192 components, the brand’s iconic watch remains at the top in terms of quality. With its automatic Pellaton winding, the watch builds up a 60-hour power reserve. Moreover, it’s water resistant to a depth of 100 metres. You can contemplate the IWC-manufactured 82100 calibre, a movement designed to ensure reliability and precision, through the depressurisation-resistant and glare-proof sapphire glass case back.

A versatile design

Inspired by “flieger” watches, the Big Pilot’s Watch 43 could be described as understated, minimalist and comfortable. IWC sought to stay true to its DNA in this model. No room for frills. There is no date or complication to be found here. You can admire the manufacturer's signature three-hand style pilot's watch. The result is the perfect expression of the modern sporty watch, a sports watch that is easy to wear on a daily basis for a simple and effective look.

To each his own style

Because it is important to be able to assert your style or to change it when you want, the brand offers several strap options. With the EasX-CHANGE system, you can choose between a brown or black calfskin strap or a finely-finished steel bracelet. The dial comes in two colours: black or blue. All you have to do is make a choice. A timepiece full of attractive features that you will find at our shops !

Choosing a piece of jewellery according to skin tone

Much more than a simple fashion accessory, a piece of jewellery is a reflection of the owner’s personality. Is your heart torn between silver, yellow gold and rose gold? Although it is important to trust your instincts and your taste, we recommend you choose a piece of jewellery according to your skin tone. Molitor offers a selection of models based on your skin colour in order to highlight your natural beauty.

Determine your skin tone

Knowing what skin tone you have is no simple task. Start by taking a look at your wrist. If you have blue veins, your skin tone is cold. On the other hand, if your veins are greenish in colour, you have a warm skin tone. If you cannot fully define the colour, perhaps you have a neutral skin tone.

Gold for warm tones

There is no doubt that gold will enhance or illuminate sunny skin. Whether pink or yellow gold, it will favour warm tones. As for gemstones, those that are yellow, orange and green will be your best bets. Yellow sapphire, imperial topaz or emerald will suit you well.

1. Dinh Van Double Hearts Bracelet

2. Roberto Coin Symphony Pendant

3. Ring Blooming Ole Lynggaard

Silver for cold tones

If you have fair skin, silver will be an excellent choice! White gold and platinum will also look great on you. When it comes to gemstones, red, purple and blue ones will look great. Rubies, amethysts and even blue sapphires will enhance your complexion.

1. Idole earrings by Christofle

2. Love in Verona ring by Roberto Coin

3. Dinh Van lock bracelet

Options for neutral tones

If you have a neutral skin tone, you will be able to wear the colour of your choice. It is also possible to combine silver and gold metals. Feel free to add jewellery to your collection knowing that pieces can be worn together. Go with understated pieces that can easily be combined. Our in-store experts will be happy to help you. If you are unsure which model to choose, do not hesitate to seek advice at our shop.

Glashütte sees the colourful side of life with the new two-toned SeaQ

A top player in the production of professional diving watches, Glashütte returns to the forefront of the watchmaking scene with a new model, the new two-toned SeaQ.

Steeped in history, this new piece is the reincarnation of the German watchmaker’s very first diving watch, the Spezimatic type RP TS 200 made in 1969. The two-toned SeaQ, the latest in a long line of timelessly elegant tool watches, will accompany experienced divers on their underwater adventures and in their everyday lives. This unisex model is designed for the men and women of today and can be worn on the beach, at the office or on a romantic rendezvous under the stars.

Colourful precision and reliability

This diving watch, which is driven by a calibre 39-11 automatic movement, is water resistant to 20 bar (200 metres) and boasts a stunning satin-brushed galvanised blue dial. The timepiece has proven itself through a series of tests, including DIN 8306 and ISO 6425 procedures, certifying it as a professional diving watch. It has hour, minute and seconds functions as well as stop-seconds and the date at 3 o'clock.

A unique look

A 39.5 mm case in stainless steel and yellow gold; a rotating bezel with a ceramic insert; a closed and engraved case back; hands, numerals and markers coated in Super-LumiNova to ensure optimal readability even in the darkest conditions... The timepiece plays with contrasts, alternating the warm tones of gold with the deep blue of the dial. Thanks to its two interchangeable straps, it adapts to your style depending on the time of day and what you're doing. With its blue synthetic strap and its black rubber strap fitted with a pin or folding buckle, the two-toned SeaQ accompanies men and women of action during the most important moments of their lives and when up against sports and everyday challenges.