2019-11-13 The Hollywood Reporter

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Photographed by Claire Benoist

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Flying

Colors

Tech-forward timepieces

in bright, bold hues announce

their super-luxury status

By Laurie Brookins

MB&F

Like the jellyfish

that inspired it, the HM7

Aquapod Platinum Red

(with 60-second flying

tourbillon atop its concentric

vertical movement) glows

in the dark; $165,000, at

Westime, L.A., and Cellini

Jewelers, New York

Hublot

Copper is fixed with

aluminium oxide to create

the hue of this Spirit

of Big Bang Yellow Sapphire.

The timepiece features

a self-winding skeleton

chronograph movement;

$106,000, at Hublot,

Beverly Hills and

New York

Audemars Piguet

A marine ceramic

bezel and dial are offset by

a camouflage rubber

strap on the 44mm Royal

Oak Offshore Self-Winding

Chronograph, limited

to 400 pieces; $32,200, at

Audemars Piguet, Beverly

Hills and New York

De Bethune

The DB28’s 18-karat

pink gold case is

surrounded by floating lugs

in blued mirror-polished

Grade 5 titanium. An hours

ring is also crafted in

titanium; $125,000, at

Westime, L.A., and Cellini

Jewelers, New York

Richard Mille

The RM 67-02 Automatic

Winding Extra Flat is

ultralight, thanks to a case

crafted of carbon and

quartz TPT, with a baseplate

and dial made of Grade 5

titanium; $135,000,

at Richard Mille, Beverly

Hills and New York