emirates man


apr/may 2015


| STYLE | WATCHES


BALL WATCH ENGINEER II MAGNETO S Magnetic fields can be disaster for mechanical watches, but this Ball Watch uses the makers’ new A-PROOF system that guarantees it’ll keep telling the time up to magnetic fields of up to 80,000A/m (amperes per metre, the International Unit for magnetic field strength). To put it into perspective, household appliances only register a fraction of that, so you won’t have to worry about fridge magnets (or giant magnets on construction sites, for that


matter) making you late. ballwatch.com


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MINUTES HANNIBAL WESTMINSTER CARILLON


ULYSSE NARDIN RÉPÉTITION


TOURBILLON JAQUEMARTS


Ulysse started making watches way back in 1846, but their Basel showstopper takes its influences from a time way before then. This piece is inspired by legendary military commander Hannibal Barca, who crossed the Pyrenees and Alpes by elephant in the third century BC. His adventure is sculpted in white gold into the face of the timepiece. It’s water resistant


to 100ft and the case is made of platinum. It also has surely the


longest-ever name for a watch. ulysse-nardin.com


GRECO GENEVE HEXAGONAL NUT-DESIGN LTM-18T The hex nut becomes an item of luxury in Greco’s new watch. The wrench-shaped hands enhance the industrial feel, as does a silicon strap designed to look like the tyre track of an SUV. You’re unlikely to find a more Dubai watchstrap anywhere in


the world. It is water-resistant to 100ft and has a 40-hour power reserve. greco-geneve.com


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