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Here is the latest from the Girard-Perregaux Laureato the Absolute Chronograph 8Tech. Announced for Geneva Watch Days 2023 this special carbon-clad chronograph is a further extension of the Laureato Absolute collection which focuses on modern designs that use special processes and work with advanced materials.

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Or let's say you want to spend the whole sum on one watch. Heirloom contenders include Jaeger-LeCoultre's Master Ultra Thin Moon in steel which is just inside budget as is Panerai's Luminor Power Reserve. Interested parties will note Zenith's opinion-splitting Chronomaster Sport fresh out of the blocks comes in right on budget at $10000.

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The time is shown using a type of complication known as "wandering hours." The hour is shown on a numeral mounted on a hidden satellite carrier and over the course of an hour the satellite moves across an arc on which the minutes are shown. The complication dates back to the mid-17th century at least when in 1656 the clockmaker Campanus brothers made the first known wandering hours clock for Pope Alexander XII.

The L.U.C caliber 96.36-L is technically new for this model thoroughly in-house and draws its base construction from the first L.U.C collection movement the caliber 1.96. Comprised of 319 components and amazingly only 6mm thick the movement is COSC-certified and proudly boasts a Poinçon de Genève quality hallmark otherwise known as the Geneva Seal. With the two stacked barrels of Chopard's Twin technology the power reserve is a hefty 65 hours.

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