There has been quite a long and fruitful partnership between the extremely fabled British automotive brand Aston Martin, whose cars we absolutely adore, and Swiss luxury watchmaker Jaeger Le-Coultre.
These are two legends of their respective fields, having dually put together luxury timepieces like The Rapide Transponder, the AMVOX2 Chronograph DBS, the AMVOX3 Tourbillon GMT and many more. They’re now celebrating the 180th birthday of the Grande Maison and the Centennial of Aston Martin through three brand new and exclusive wristwatches.
We’re starting with the Master Hometime Aston Martin, an absolutely gorgeous and exponentially elegant timepiece designed for traveling fans. It actively displays two time zones through a 975H movement. It has been described as an epitome of “values shared by the two brands: innovation, reliability and performance.”
The second watch of today is the AMVOX5 World Chronograph Cermet, an improved continuation of the AMVOX5 World Chronograph, AMVOX5 World Chronograph LMP1 and the AMVOX7 to name a few. The duo has once again come up with a blend of iconic watchmaking and high-end technology. The Cermet is able to display 24 time zones at any given time through a 752 calibre automatic movement. Ideally suited for race drivers, the AMVOX5 World Chronograph Cermet is extremely lightweight and boasts a gorgeous look, combining a purely black dial with sleek white and red touches.
The last of the lot is the so-called Master Compressor Extreme W-Alarm Aston Martin. This universal timekeeper allows the wearer to read time in a brief sequence, catching the eye through a black and red palette upon an overall sporty appearance. The black dial has been garnished with white and red indicators, reminders of the vents on an Aston Martin. It is powered by a calibre 912 automatic movement which was stunningly mounted through typical Aston Martin and Jaeger-LeCoultre tradition.
We’ve also attached for you a picture of Aston Martin CEO Ulrich Benz and the CEO of Jaeger-LeCoultre, Jérôme Lambert, shaking hands, celebrating the centenary of Aston Martin and the 180th birthday of the Grand Maison at the Manufacture Jaeger-LeCoultre.
[Jaeger-LeCoultre]
