The CVDK Planetarium Dunes of Mars Bi-Colour SHH Edition, limited to eight pieces, features an aventurine glass dial in red in a nod to Mars, which is known as the Red Planet. It also boasts the smallest mechanical Planetarium, indicating the real-time solar orbits of Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn.

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Limited to 25 pieces, the Antarctique Rattrapante Gold Dust SHH Edition is a split-second mono-pusher chronograph with the counters crafted in 18k 5N rose gold, the only Antarctique watch in the collection to have this feature. The peripheral minute ring is also made of this metal. The openworked dial reveals the fascinating components of Caliber SHX6 including a clamp that pauses one of the chrono wheels when the split-second pusher is activated. 

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Masculine and attractive, the khaki green colour gives the Balancier Convexe S2 SHH Edition its distinction. It is against this backdrop that the semi-openworked dial showcases the watch's mirror-polished components with the barrel at ‘11’, the gear train at ‘4’, and the inclined balance wheel at ‘7’. 

The skeletonised hour and minute hands are paired with a seconds counter which sits at ‘8’. The power reserve indicator at ‘2’ features orange accents for legibility. 

All of these are housed in a 41.5mm titanium case in the watchmaker's signature convex shape. Only six pieces will be produced.

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