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The Rare and Collectible White Gold & Platinum Rolex Yacht Master II

Among the Rolex catalog, the Yacht Master II collection is a standout, and among the Yacht Master II’s, the white gold and platinum combination, reference 116689 , is quite possibly the most remarkable. One thing is for sure, the Yacht Master II ref 116689 is the rarest version, and because of its scarcity and immense desirability, it is arguably the one with the most potential to be a future collectible.

HISTORY OF THE YACHT MASTER II

The Yacht Master II is a collection based on the successful Yacht Master. It was first introduced to the world in 2007, 15 years after the original Yacht Master debuted, but the collection wasn’t put on the market until 2010. When they finally did, the Yacht Master II instantly became a huge success.

Like all Rolex sports watches, the Yacht Master II was designed for a specific profession, sailing…and more specifically, regatta racing. This is an honest professional yachting watch, with its flyback chronograph and programmable countdown timer. 

Upon its official release, Rolex gave the world the yellow gold Yacht Master II reference 116688 and the white gold and platinum Yacht Master II reference 116689. One year later, Rolex introduced a two tone steel and Everose gold version. 

The price point for the precious Yacht Master II’s put them among Rolex’s most expensive sports watches. 

In 2013, the entry point into the Yacht Master II club dropped with the release of the fully stainless steel Yacht Master II. This made the collection more accessible, at least to those who could get their hands on one brand new. The steel version was and still is hard to get new at an authorized dealer, and it often sells for a premium on the secondary market. It was also during this time that all of the Yacht Master II’s got an engine upgrade. The watch remained the same, but the movement changed. They received the more advanced calibre 4161 that we still get with new Yacht Master II’s today. 

The most recent update to the Yacht Master II collection came in 2017. The updates were not exactly significant, mainly dial aesthetics, which included larger hands, a Mercedes style hour hand, a skeletonize minute hand, and an inverted triangle at the 12 o’clock and a rectangular hour marker at the 6 o’clock. 

As you can see, the white gold Yacht Master II 116689 that we are selling at Diamonds By Raymond Lee is a pre-2017 model. 

No changes to reference numbers  

Interestingly, Rolex decided not to change the reference numbers with the updates in 2013 and 2017. The Yacht Master II’s all have the same reference numbers as when they were first released. So, the only way you can tell what version a Yacht Master II is by looking at the paperwork or the dial aesthetics for post 2017 models. 

ONE OF ROLEX’S MOST COMPLICATED WATCHES

Before the Yacht Master II collection, Rolex’s emphasis on complications were pretty vapid. You had the chronograph on the Daytona, the second timezone on the GMT, and a day and date complication on the Day-Date. Nothing too fancy. With the Yacht Master II’s programmable flyback regatta chronograph, that all changed. When the Yacht Master II was unveiled in 2007, it instantly became Rolex’s most complicated watch.

It is possibly the most useful chronograph Rolex has ever created. It’s not just for boat racing! It has a 10 minute countdown to zero, it counts down backwards. This can be used for any purpose. What’s more, we find that timing intervals of 10 minutes or less on a very legible chronograph is far more useful than the almost indecipherable and hard to read subdials on a Daytona. This is just very clean and easy to use.

Note: Rolex’s newest collection, the Sky-Dweller , is now Rolex’s most complicated watch, putting the Yacht Master II collection in second place. Nevertheless, the Yacht Master II is a highly complex watch (yet easy to use), so let’s discuss its functionality in more depth.

REGATTA TIMER COMPLICATION

First, let’s explain the point of a regatta chronograph. Its purpose is to track both racing time and the count down of the very important minutes that occur before the racers cross the starting line. 

The former point is critical as yachts obviously can’t do a standing start like a race car. 

The Fleet Race takes place on a course marked by buoys and it starts with a five, seven or ten minute countdown at which time the yachts begin sailing the course. The countdown is decided by race officials prior to the start of the race. Regatta racers need to strategically order themselves on the starting line, taking in factors like wind and other competitors. The goal is to cross the line as close as they can to the starting signal, but never before as that will cause penalty points.  

The skipper of the yacht is in charge of this timing. So, the skipper is the one who needs a watch like the Yacht Master II. 

All in all, it is a very prestigious kind of race, worthy of a watch like the Rolex Yacht Master II.

How does the Yacht Master II Regatta Countdown work?

We should first note that the subdial above the 6 o’clock is the running seconds. It has nothing to do with the regatta chronograph. The long red hand is part of the chronograph.

Regatta Timer & Ring Command Bezel

The bezel is not just beautiful, it is part of what controls the programming of the regatta timer. 

As you can see on the dial within the blue section, there is 10-0. That is the countdown. 10 minutes to zero minutes (it counts down). 

You can set the regatta timer to any number 0-10 (no half-numbers). The large red arrow indicates the countdown time. 

To program the timer, rotate the bezel from its standard position (the one you see in the featured pics), counter-clockwise, to position two. You will hear it click. 

Then, push the bottom pusher in. It will lock in place. After that, you can unscrew the watertight crown counter-clockwise, and once it is unscrewed, you rotate it clockwise to move the short red arrow. You will see it jump from 0 to 1 to 2 with each turn. Once you set the minute you want to countdown from, you rotate the bezel back to position one (you will hear the bottom pusher pop back out). Remember to screw in your crown. 

When you are ready to start the timer, you push the top pusher. The large red second hand will start to rotate. As the long red seconds hand rotates (60 seconds is a full rotation), the short red and white arrow will move as well. 

If you want to stop and start at any point, you simply press the top pusher. You can also reset it back to the original programming by pressing the bottom pusher. You will see both arrows flyback to their starting position. 

From there, if you want to set the watch to a different time or back to 0, you use the same process of rotating the bezel to position two and so on. 

Now, let’s talk more about the aesthetics and wearability. 

YACHT MASTER II 116689

It’s not so uncommon to see a steel, yellow gold, or two-tone Yacht Master II, but the white gold and platinum version is a model that you will not see on the streets very often. In fact, it is quite a rare site to see. This is probably because it costs a lot more than the other Yacht Master II models and Rolex produces less of them. 

The white gold and platinum combination doesn’t just change the cost of the Yacht Master II, but it also dramatically alters its appearance. This is because all of the other versions have colored bezels with ceramic inserts. The white gold Yacht Master II’s bezel is entirely made from the noble metal, platinum. 

While Rolex’s ceramic bezels are extremely durable, they aren’t really worth anything. There’s no intrinsic value to them. Platinum, on the other hand,  is the most valuable metal of them all and the ultimate symbol of prestige. 

18K WHITE GOLD

Besides the platinum bezel and the white dial, the watch is entirely white gold. The case, caseback, bracelet and clasp are finely crafted from 18k white gold. And not just any white gold, this is Rolex’s very own white gold. 

Rolex’s white gold is made from the purest metals and it is scrupulously inspected at their in-house lab using state-of-the-art equipment before it is structured, shaped, and finished with the same meticulous care into the watch you see here. It should also be noted that Rolex’s white gold is not plated with rhodium like many white gold jewelry, so it will not tarnish or need to be re-plated. 

CASE, BRACELET & DIAL

The case is a standard Rolex Oyster case, yet much larger at 44mm in diameter. With the Tripock crown, it has 100 meters (or 330 feet) of water resistance. 

The bracelet integrates seamlessly with the case. It is the iconic, sporty and durable Oyster bracelet. It features an Oysterlock clasp as well, which has 5mm of easy extension built in. 

As for the dial, it’s a pearly white backdrop with platinum hands and hour markers, as well as a platinum sub-chapter ring. The hour markers and hands have lume so the watch is easily legible at night. Inside the blue lines, you have the regatta countdown timer, which we’ve already discussed, as well as the red arrow, red regatta chrono seconds hand and running seconds sub-dial. All in all, the dial is so perfectly laid out and the colors make separating the main time from the regatta chronograph effortless.

ON THE WRIST

With the white gold case, the platinum bezel and the white dial, the impression of the Yacht Master II 116689 on the wrist is even bigger than the already sizable 44mm case that it is. 

While the colored bezel Yacht Master II’s look on par with a Royal Oak Offshore in terms of wrist presence, the white gold and platinum model appears almost similar to Hublot King Power in that regard, and that’s a 48mm watch. 

Now, when talking about wrist presence, we don’t exactly mean size, as this watch doesn’t span the wrist in the same manner as the aforementioned watches. It just has that same commanding noticeability. 

The Yacht Master II is undoubtedly a large watch, at 44mm in size. However, it has a nice compact lug to lug measurement of 53mm, which means it spans the wrist like that of a 42mm Royal Oak Offshore . 

What’s more, this watch is heavy. It feels like a million bucks on the wrist. 

All in all, this means you get that powerful wrist prescience and feel but you don’t need such a huge wrist to pull it off, like you would if you want to wear a King Power or even a Hublot Big Bang or a 44mm Royal Oak.

RARITY & COLLECTIBILITY 

When the Rolex Yacht Master II 116689 was released, everyone wanted it. The marriage of white gold and platinum is simply stunning, there’s no denying that. However, the price point simply put it out of reach for most Rolex customers. 

Then, three years later, in 2010, Rolex put out the steel version of the Yacht Master II, which made the vast majority of buyers who were finally about to pony up for the white gold and platinum reconsider and get the steel instead. Of course, it’s not exactly a substitution, as the Yacht Master II in steel has a strong blue aesthetic and the white gold has that as cool as ice look, but it was a much more reasonable option and it looks really great too. 

Because of this, the steel Yacht Master II went on to be the most iconic Yacht Master of all (even one of the most iconic watches in the entire industry). However, this also meant it was a lot more common. You’d see a hundred steel Yacht Master II’s before you see a white gold and platinum one. 

In regards to collectibility, it is almost impossible to guarantee what models will be collectible in the future. After all, Rolex makes a million watches a year! 

However, we can gain some insight by looking to the past. If we look to the 50s and 60s, which is when Rolex put out certain watches that would go on to be the most collectible of the modern day, we can see that the rarest watches were the ones that became collectible. Watches like the Paul Newman Daytona , the Double Red Sea-Dwellers , early Milgauss references, and other scarce watches of the time are now the timepieces that are the most collectible, and thus, valuable. 

Today, it is hard to find a watch that is as rare as those classics, as Rolex produces way more watches now. There simply are no modern Rolex watches that exist in only a couple thousand copies. However, the one outlier may be the white gold and platinum Yacht Master II reference 116689. 

So, for every steel, yellow gold and two-tone Yacht Master II that Rolex produces to keep up with the demand, it is only furthering the promise of the collectibility of the much less produced white gold Yacht Master II. 

WHY YOU SHOULD BUY THE WHITE GOLD YACHT MASTER II SECOND HAND?

Like the vast majority of Rolex precious metal watches, you will be getting a way better deal for the watch on the secondary market. As long as the watch is in good condition and it has its original box and papers, it is a no-brainer. You will not lose any value upon buying the watch, like you would when buying it brand new at an authorized Rolex dealer. This makes a pre-owned white gold and platinum Yacht Master II a great investment, especially with its potential for collectibility someday. 

WHITE GOLD YACHTMASTER II 116689 FOR SALE AT DIAMONDS IN BOCA RATON

We are offering a huge discount on this watch. The original MSRP was over $50k and we have this pre-owned white gold and platinum Yacht-Master II 116689 listed at $27,495.

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Final Thoughts

The Yacht Master II has value on so many fronts. It’s beautiful, unique and clean (with the last point being important for those who don’t like the in your face appearance of the blue bezel standard Yacht Master II’s). The watch is functional and useful as well. Moreover, it is rare and collectible, with a heft and wrist presence that justifies the heavy price tag. 

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Rolex Yacht Master II Watches

• Yacht-Master II
• Yacht-Master
• Rolex 116688
• Rolex 116689
• $7,000 to $10,000
• $10,000 to $15,000
• $15,000 to $20,000
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About The Rolex Yacht-Master II

The Rolex Yacht-Master II was released in 2007 and has since become a pillar of the Big Crown’s maritime-inspired collection of timepieces. The Yacht-Master II was developed for yacht racing and includes a programmable countdown mechanism that can be adjusted from 1 to 10 minutes. The Yacht-Master II's regatta chronograph is also another noteworthy feature, allowing seafarers to time their maneuvers with the utmost accuracy.

Rolex Yacht-Master II Key Features

Rolex yacht-master ii dials.

Rolex prefers to only produce the purpose-driven Yacht-Master II with a simple and clean white dial. Additionally, all Yacht-Master II dials have legible hour markers and hands, making the watch an ideal tool for all maritime activities.

Rolex Yacht-Master II Movements

The Rolex Yacht-Master II is powered by a highly complex mechanical movement famous for its unparalleled precision and dependability. The watch currently features Rolex's in-house caliber 4161, which is an automatic mechanical movement with an extraordinary power reserve of 72 hours. Additionally, the movement boasts a programmable countdown timer and a regatta chronograph function, making it a favorite among regatta and sailing enthusiasts.

Rolex Yacht-Master II Sizes

The Yacht-Master II is one of the largest models in the Rolex portfolio, at 44mm in diameter. While quite large by Rolex’s standards, the 44mm case is necessary to house the complex movement and sophisticated Ring Command bezel. Collectors who prefer a watch with a more robust size and weight will appreciate the distinctive Yacht Master II in 44mm.

Rolex Yacht-Master II Materials

The Rolex Yacht-Master II is crafted with superior materials that are both durable and timeless. The collection is sold in a handful of material options, including stainless steel, gold, and a combination of steel and precious metals like Everose Rolesor or white gold and platinum. Additionally, the watch has a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and a highly resilient Cerachrom bezel made from ceramic.

Used Rolex Yacht-Master 2 Prices

The Rolex Yacht-Master II is a prized collector’s item, and its value has steadily grown over the years due to demand and inventory. The watch's complex design, trailblazing technology, and premium materials add to its price and make it a sensible investment. While prices differ depending on influences such as model, condition, and availability, the Yacht-Master II is overall considered a luxury item with an appropriate price tag to reflect its status. Below is a pricing table for the Yacht-Master II models:

disc. = discontinued

Popular Rolex Yachtmaster 2 Watch Comparisons

Rolex yacht-master ii 116680 vs 116681.

The Rolex Yacht-Master II 116680 and 116681 are both remarkable timepieces in their own right, highly regarded for their distinctive features and design. The primary difference between the two Rolex watches is their metal finish; the 116680 has a stainless steel finish, while the 116681 features a combination of steel and Everose gold, called Everose Rolesor. Ultimately, choosing between the two Yacht-Master IIs comes down to personal preference and style.

Rolex Yacht-Master II 116688 vs 116689

The Rolex Yacht-Master II 116688 and 116689 are two outstanding precious metal luxury watches coveted by collectors and Rolex devotees alike. The major difference between the two models is their metal finish, with the 116688 being crafted completely from 18k yellow gold, while the 116689 pairs white gold with a platinum bezel. Both Yacht-Master IIs are equipped with advanced watchmaking technologies like a programmable countdown timer and a regatta chronograph function, making them perfect for boating and other maritime activities. Ultimately, the choice between either model comes down to personal preference, cost, and style.

Rolex Yacht-Master II Stainless Steel vs Two-Tone

Classic stainless steel Yacht-Master II exudes a timeless and sporty elegance. Its robust 904L stainless steel construction offers exceptional durability and resistance to corrosion, making it an ideal choice for those who lead an active lifestyle or frequently engage in water activities. On the other hand, the two-tone Yacht-Master II models harmoniously blend stainless steel with the warm luster of 18k gold, elevating the watch to a new level of luxury and sophistication.

Rolex Yachtmaster II References

The Rolex Yacht-Master II is a cult favorite with a versatile selection of reference models to accommodate different preferences and styles. The most sought-after reference models are the 116680 and 116681, which sport stainless steel and steel and Everose gold metal finishes, respectively. The 116688 and 116689 are made completely from precious metals and are ideal for those in the market for a more extravagant wristwatch.

Learn more about the collection by visiting our Rolex Yacht-Master II buying guide .

Available in an array of colors, designs, sizes, and precious metals, the Rolex Yacht-Master II collection offers a plethora of options to cater to individual tastes and preferences.

• Rolex 116680
• Rolex 116681
• Rolex Men's Yacht Master II
• Rolex Yacht Master 2 White
• Yachtmaster 2 Gold
• Yacht Master 2 Stainless Steel
• Yacht Master 2 White Gold
• Yacht Master 2 Yellow Gold
• Two Tone Yacht Master II

Popular Nicknames

The Rolex Yacht-Master II has earned a few well-known nicknames since coming to market among Rolex enthusiasts and avid luxury watch collectors. Some of the most popular monikers are the "Regatta Timer" or simply "Regatta" because of its programmable countdown timer function, which was developed for nautical competitions. It is also often called the "Big Yacht" due to its robust size and polarizing design. Finally, some collectors refer to it simply as the "Yacht 2."

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"I had wanted a Yacht-Master for as long as I could remember, but could never justify the high price of buying new. Once I realized that buying pre-owned might be a smarter option, I searched around the internet, but only Bob's Watches made me feel comfortable with making such a large purchase online. I understood their business model, and past customers' reviews were very positive. The prices were competitive as well, and rivaled those of less-trustworthy dealers. Once I made my choice, there was a slight hiccup in the process to wire funds, but when I called in, the problem was quickly resolved.

I received my watch a few days later, and it looked stunning. When the site says "mint condition," it means it! Bob's was also able to tell me when the watch was last serviced, which (in combination with the one-year warranty) gives me peace-of-mind. As I look to expand my collection of watches, I'm sure I'll be a repeat customer of Bob's Watches."

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Expert Opinion

"The Rolex Yacht-Master II is a true masterpiece of engineering and design . The programmable countdown function is amazingly useful for avid sailors and sailing enthusiasts, and the regatta chronograph is both precise and dependable. The watch exudes a sense of opulence and prestige, and it's easy to understand why it's one of the most coveted pre-owned Rolex watches on the market today."

- Paul Altieri, Founder & CEO of Bob’s Watches

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the yacht-master 2 hold its value.

The Rolex Yacht-Master II is infamous for holding its value long term. Due to its outstanding craftsmanship, groundbreaking features, and refined design, it is a popular watch among avid Rolex collectors and aficionados. As a result, the Yacht-Master II usually to hold its value well and might even appreciate over time, making it a solid investment for those in the market for a high-end timepiece.

Is the Rolex Yacht-Master 2 being discontinued?

There are currently no signs that the Rolex Yacht-Master II will be discontinued any time soon. Rolex is known for fostering the continuity of its staple collections, and the Yacht-Master II has been a massively successful model since its release in the mid-2000s. In fact, Rolex continues to make changes to the Yacht-Master II collection, which suggests that it is still an important part of the brand's portfolio.

Why is Rolex Yacht-Master so expensive?

The Rolex Yacht-Master is an expensive watch because of its extraordinary quality, innovative design, and use of high-end materials. Rolex is known for its rigorous quality control and tireless pursuit of perfection and precise craftsmanship, which produces a watch that is enduring, accurate, and reliable. Additionally, the Yacht-Master offers the wearer a range of groundbreaking features and functionalities, including a programmable countdown timer and regatta chronograph function, which also contributes to its premium and demand among collectors and enthusiasts.

How much does a Rolex Watch Master II cost?

The cost of a Rolex Yacht-Master II can vary depending on factors such as the specific reference model, material, and condition. On average, pre-owned Yacht-Master II prices range from around $15,000 for stainless steel models to over $40,000 for solid gold versions.

Rolex Revamp 2024: Here’s What’s Discontinued

Do you happen to have a Rolex Yacht Master II or Datejust with Palm Motif on your hands? Chances are, if you want to capitalize on them, it might be a good time to sell, since Rolex has just announced it’s discontinuing these models

The most anticipated event on every watch enthusiast’s calendar – Watches and Wonders – brought with it, along with a plethora of new launches from both legacy and indie watchmakers  (which you can read all about in our detailed report) , a sweeping discontinuation of certain timepieces. Rolex is one maison that, in line with the time-honored tradition, once again announced the models it will no longer manufacture. 

Here’s an overview of all the discontinued Rolex models:

Discontinued Rolex Yacht-Master II Collection

In 1992, Rolex released the Yacht-Master, a watch that seemed to piggyback on the success of its first nautical-inspired timepiece, the Submariner. This new model boasted several changes, including a larger size of 39.5mm and an etched bezel insert permanently affixed to the bezel. The hands and markers were also increased in size, while the edges were smoothed and rounded for sturdiness and durability - qualities synonymous with all Rolex watches. The triple-lock crown ensured water resistance up to 330 feet. In 1994, two new editions were introduced – a mid-sized 35mm reference for the Asian market and a 29mm version for women. Five years later, Rolex elevated the Yacht-Master's design by introducing a stainless steel and platinum version at the Basel Fair. 

Discontinued Rolex Datejust 36 with Palm Motif and Fluted Dials

The Rolex Palm Motif and Fluted Datejust collections, beloved by watch enthusiasts for their intricate laser-etched dials, have been discontinued. Some speculate that this decision may indicate a waning interest in such ornate timepieces, while others argue it is simply the end of an era for these iconic Rolex models. The former models were dubbed "The Jungle Datejust" for their metallic palm motifs in varying shades of green, creating an asymmetrical and captivating design. The variations of such designs were, of course, nearly endless – the Fluted and Palm dials came also in gold and silver colors with the latter also presented in stunning midnight blue. But with their discontinuation, we bid farewell to this defining era in Rolex's history and only hope for it to somehow resume in new and unexpected ways.

Discontinued Rolex Daytona Le Mans

When the highly-anticipated Rolex Daytona Le Mans was finally revealed in 2023, it was a momentous occasion. Not only was it a rare special edition from the Swiss powerhouse, but it also commemorated the brand's partnership with the legendary endurance race. However, just months after its release, Rolex decided to discontinue the white gold version. Perhaps it was because the watch was created to celebrate the centennial anniversary of Le Mans, which had now passed in 2024. But this unexpected move has left collectors scrambling for the coveted timepiece, and prices on the gray market are sure to skyrocket. To add even more intrigue, Rolex has announced a new yellow-gold version in its place. 

Discontinued Rolex Sea-Dweller Deepsea

Many of us have caught the yellow gold Deepsea at Watches & Wonders 2024 , which signaled a significant change within their renowned Sea-Dweller collection. The highly-desirable Deepsea will now stand on its own as a distinguished collection, with all previous models bearing the "SEA-DWELLER" name being discontinued. Although the reference number for the stainless steel Deepsea ref. 136660 remains unchanged, all dials released after 2024 will only feature the bold "DEEPSEA" inscription, including the classic black dial and the striking James Cameron blue-to-black gradient. A defining move for Rolex's future in watchmaking.

The Best Of Watches And Wonders 2024

From rolex and patek philippe to cartier and iwc, timeless timepieces from the world's biggest watch show., by michael solomon , forbes staff.

T his year’s edition of Watches and Wonders was a little light on wonders, but there were still plenty of innovative and unforgettable timepieces, including several record-breakers. Piaget debuted the thinnest tourbillon, which clocks in at svelte 2 mm, or about the width of a nickel. Bulgari broke its own record for the world’s thinnest mechanical watch (0.3 mm thinner than the Piaget). And Vacheron Constantin unveiled the most complicated watch in the world . Eleven years in the making, the Berkley Grand Complication—which features 2,877 parts and 63 complications, including the first Chinese perpetual calendar—was commissioned by insurance billionaire William Berkley , who also owns the second most complicated timepiece with 57 complications.

Here are some of the most beautiful, imaginative, and talked-about new watches that will stand the test of time.

Rolex Perpetual 1908

A year after Rolex released one of the buzziest timepieces at Watches and Wonders—a whimsical Day-Date with a jigsaw puzzle dial and emojis in the date window—the venerable Swiss brand went back to business this year with quieter releases. (Not counting the yellow gold Deepsea , which would make a fine addition to any pirate’s treasure chest.) While Rolex fanboys may have been hoping for a new “Batman” GMT-Master II variation—with a black-and-blue bezel—the brand introduced an elegant black-and-gray version (which was immediately dubbed the “Bruce Wayne” ).

But the standout this year was an addition to the Perpetual 1908 collection, which was introduced in 2023 to replace the Cellini as Rolex’s dress watch. The new 1908 comes in a platinum case with a vibrant ice-blue dial and a “rice-grain” guilloché pattern, worn on a black or brown alligator strap. Unlike most Rolexes, the 1908 is not a sports watch or a tool watch—it’s simply elegant.

Case: Platinum

Diameter: 39 mm, power reserve: 66 hours, price: $30,900, iwc portugieser eternal calendar.

Each year at Watches and Wonders, IWC tends to focus on a different collection—in 2022, it was the Pilot’s Watch , and last year marked the reimagining of the Gerald Genta-designed Ingenieur .

This year, IWC relaunched its Portugieser collection with new dials and new feats of engineering. While many watch brands boast about their accuracy over many decades, the IWC Portugieser Eternal Calendar puts them all to shame—in addition to a 400-year gear system that accounts for leap years and other astronomical anomalies (IWC claims its calendar doesn’t have to be adjusted until 3999), that’s not what makes the watch eternal. Rather, it’s the innovative moon-phase indicator, which IWC says will be accurate for 45 million years . No need to set a reminder.

Diameter: 44.4 mm

Power reserve: 7 days, price: upon request, a. lange & söhne datograph perpetual tourbillon honeygold “lumen”.

As part of its 30th anniversary celebration—and to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Datograph—A. Lange & Söhne debuted a limited-edition Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon in Honeygold (its patented alloy that’s on the spectrum between yellow and rose gold).

In addition to the perpetual calendar, a tachymeter, and the signature date window at 12 o’clock, the Datograph features Lange’s Lumen technology, which gives the dial a green glow when exposed to UV light. The only downside? It’s limited to 50 pieces.

Case: 18-karat Honeygold

Diameter: 41 mm, power reserve: 50 hours, patek philippe golden ellipse ref. 5738/1r.

Launched in 1968, Patek Philippe’s Golden Ellipse collection was inspired by the Golden Ratio—a mystical mathematical proportion equal to approximately 1/1.618 that appears in nature and is used in art and design to convey harmony. The new Golden Ellipse timepiece is rendered in rose gold with a black sunburst dial and a chain-style bracelet that feels as good as it looks on the wrist.

Case: Rose gold

Width: 34.5 mm, power reserve: 48 hours, price: $60,100, piaget altiplano ultimate concept tourbillion.

As part of its 150th anniversary, Piaget unveiled a yellow gold Polo 79 —its iconic sports watch that defined ’80s glamour—but that wasn’t the only surprise the brand had in store. Soon after Bulgari released the world’s slimmest mechanical watch—the Octo Finissimo Ultra is a carpaccio-thin 1.7 mm—Piaget (which once owned that record) reclaimed its crown in another category: the world’s thinnest tourbillon. Up close, the 2mm Altiplano Concept Tourbillon defies belief—the movement is integrated with the caseback to achieve that record thinness—and while the price was not revealed, it will undoubtedly lighten your bank account.

Case: Cobalt

Diameter: 41.5 mm, power reserve: 40 hours, grand seiko slgw003.

Part of the Evolution 9 collection, the Grand Seiko SLGW003 features a titanium case with a white birch dial and new high-beat movement. But the real appeal of this dress watch is that it’s not an automatic. For those who love the pleasure of manually winding a watch, the SLGW003 (which also comes in a limited-edition rose gold version) has a satisfying feel and sound as it is wound.

Case: Titanium

Diameter: 38.6mm, power reserve: 80 hours, price: $10,700, chanel j12 automaton caliber 6.

Chanel’s beloved J12 collection got a chic upgrade this year with a Couture O’Clock capsule collection inspired by the dressmakers at Coco Chanel’s maison on rue Cambon in Paris. The ceramic case (surrounded by 48 baguette-cut diamonds on the bezel) features an automaton on the dial. With the press of a button, Mademoiselle herself starts using the scissors in her workshop filled with Chanel signatures, including tweed and camellias.

Case: Ceramic

Diameter: 38 mm, power reserve: 72 hours, tudor black bay 58 gmt.

Tudor’s Black Bay collection continues to expand in ways its considerable fanbase dreams of. This year, the brand introduced the highly anticipated Black Bay 58 GMT—a slimmed-down version of the Black Bay GMT that Tudor debuted in 2018.

With a black-and-burgundy “Coke” bezel (with a splash of ginger ale in the gold numbers), the Black Bay 58 GMT comes on a stainless steel bracelet or a rubber strap, both of which feature Tudor’s T-fit clasp for easy adjustments. This is an ideal watch for travelers with a jumping local-hour complication and a 24-hour hand that can be used with the bi-directional 24-hour bezel.

Case: Stainless Steel

Power reserve: 65 hours, price: $4,600, cartier privé tortue monopoussoir.

One of the anchor brands of Watches and Wonders—carried over from the days when the show was known as SIHH—Cartier released a wild new bejeweled animal collection this year in addition to the innovative Santos-Dumont Rewind that tells time backwards .

But it’s the inclusion of the Tortue—a tonneau-shaped watch that Cartier first introduced in 1912—in the Cartier Privé collection that feels the most timeless. The Tortue monopusher chronograph—which is available in limited editions of yellow gold or platinum—features a new movement, but otherwise the watch looks like it could have been worn a century ago. Or in the ’70s. Or the ’90s. Or the next time Cartier mines its considerable watch archive.

Width: 41.4 mm

Power reserve: 44 hours, price: $59,000, bremont terra nova 42.5 chronograph.

Under the direction of new CEO Davide Cerrato—who took over the British watch brand last May after a $59 million investment from private equity firm Hellcat LP and billionaire Bill Ackman —Bremont unveiled a rugged new design identity, evolving its military-inspired timepieces from the world aviation to models for land, sea, and air adventures.

This new territory is exemplified by Bremont’s Terra Nova collection, which elevates the 20th century field watch with a cushion case and retro numbers in Super-LumiNova for greater visibility.

Case: Stainless steel

Diameter: 42.5 mm, power reserve: 56 hours, price: $5,400.

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Van Cleef & Arpels Lady Arpels Jour Nuit

Every year, Van Cleef & Arpels unveils new Poetic Complications that combine that art of fine jewelry making with the science of haute horology. The Lady Arpels Jour Nuit, first introduced in 2008, tells the story of the Sun (made from yellow sapphires) and the diamond-set Moon chasing one another across the Aventurine sky. Alas, they never meet.

Case: 18-karat white gold

Power reserve: 36 hours, price: $119,000.

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Parmigiani Fleurier Toric Petite Seconde

Parmigiani Fleurier was already renowned for its minimalist dials, but under CEO Guido Terreni, the dress watches have (somehow) become even more understated. This year, the brand reimagined Michel Parmigiani’s first watch, the Toric, with elegant updates in gold and platinum. The Toric Petite Seconde now has indices instead of numerals with knurling on the bezel that evokes fluted Doric columns. And the timepiece is equally sophisticated on the inside: It features a new manual-winding gold movement.

Diameter: 40.6 mm

Power reserve: 60 hours, price: $55,900.

Ulysse Nardin

Ulysse Nardin Freak S Nomad

For watch lovers who love to let their freak flag fly, the Ulysse Nardin Freak collection has been marrying the traditions of the past with designs that look as if they were sent from the distant future. The latest model, the Freak S Nomad, is limited to 99 pieces and features a carousel that resembles the Millennium Falcon (it functions as the minute hand), which sits above a guilloché hour plate. Then again, you don’t wear one to tell the time.

Case: Titanium and carbon fiber

Diameter: 45 mm.

Hermès introduced the new Cut Collection, featuring a unique geometric case—part square, part circle—with a crown placement at 1:30 and a slim 36 mm case that’s available in stainless steel, rose gold, or both metals. For added everyday elegance, the bezel is also available in diamonds.

Case: Stainless steel and rose gold

Diameter: 36 mm, price: $21,900, chopard l.u.c. spirit quattro 25.

Known for its high-jewelry pieces, Chopard debuted several sports and dress watches this year. The most refined is the L.U.C Spirit Quattro 25 featuring a white gold case with a Grand Feu enamel black dial and a large jumping hour window at six o’clock. The black-tie-ready watch is limited to 100 pieces.

Diameter: 31.8 mm

Power reserve: 8 days, price: $50,200, hublot big bang mp-11 water blue sapphire.

Since it first introduced the sapphire Big Bang in 2016, Hublot has developed a kaleidoscopic range of colors, including orange, yellow, and green. This year, Hublot debuted an icy blue MP-11 with an impressive 14-day power reserve. The upper half of the skeletonized dial features a small disc displaying the time, while the lower half shows the horizontal barrels and an easy-to-read power reserve indicator.

Case: Sapphire

Power reserve: 14 days, price: $171,000.

Vacheron Constantin

Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph

In addition to releasing the most complicated watch ever made this year—the Berkley Grand Complication —Vacheron Constantin added a new color combination to its Overseas collection and it’s so money: green and gold. (Or in this case, pink gold.) The new collection comes in several variations, including a diamond-set bezel, a dual-time complication, and a chronograph.

Case: Pink gold

Power reserve: 52 hours, montblanc iced sea 0 oxygen deep 4810.

Montblanc may draw its inspiration from the Alps, but this year the brand headed in the opposite direction—to the depths of the ocean. The Montblanc Iced Sea 0 Oxygen Deep 4810 is a dive watch designed to be water resistant to an astonishing 4,810 meters—or the height of Mont Blanc above sea level. The “zero oxygen” in its name refers to the absence of oxygen in the case, which helps reduce fogging at extreme depths.

Diameter: 43 mm

Power reserve: 5 days, price: $9,100.

H. Moser & Cie

H. Moser & Cie Pioneer Seconds Concept Citrus Green

Last year at Watches and Wonders, Oris launched a vibrant green watch inspired by Kermit himself. This year, H. Moser leapfrogs over that model with an acid green dial featuring three minimalist hands and no logo. But this isn’t just another pretty face—the watch provides 120 meters of water resistance and features a 72-hour power reserve.

Diameter: 42.8 mm

Price: $15,900, zenith defy revival a3648.

In the past decade Zenith has mined its considerable archive by staying faithful to its 1960s designs with 21st century updates. The Defy Revival A3648 faithfully reimagines the first Defy diver from 1969—the same year Zenith debuted its famed El Primero movement—with a 37 mm case, a crown and date window at 4:30, and an Elite 670 movement with 50 hours of power reserve.

Diameter: 37 mm

Price: $7,700, tag heuer monaco split-seconds chronograph.

A year after celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Carrera—which continues to roll on this year —Tag Heuer had automotive watch lovers’ hearts revving with the debut of the Monaco Split-Seconds Chronograph, which brings the iconic Monaco collection into the world of haute horology. The movement, which is made of titanium is housed in a sapphire case, which keeps it as light as it is sleek. But Steve McQueen would still recognize it as a super-cool Monaco.

Price: $138,000

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Moscow to Elektrostal by train

The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. You can find train tickets for prices as low as , but it may require some flexibility with your travel plans. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets. Unfortunately, no price was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find price results. Prices will vary when you travel from Moscow to Elektrostal. On average, though, you'll pay about for a train ticket. If you're looking for a low price, you may need to prepare to spend more time in transit. You can also often find cheaper train tickets at particular times of day, or on certain days of the week. Of course, ticket prices often change during the year, too; expect to pay more in peak season. For the lowest prices, it's usually best to make your reservation in advance. Be careful, though, as many providers do not offer refunds or exchanges on their cheapest train tickets.

How long does it take to get from Moscow to Elektrostal by train?

The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

How many journeys from Moscow to Elektrostal are there every day?

On average, there are 71 daily departures from Moscow to Elektrostal. However, there may be more or less on different days. Providers' timetables can change on certain days of the week or public holidays, and many also vary at particular times of year. Some providers change their schedules during the summer season, for example. At very busy times, there may be up to departures each day. The providers that travel along this route include , and each operates according to their own specific schedules. As a traveler, you may prefer a direct journey, or you may not mind making changes and connections. If you have heavy suitcases, a direct journey could be best; otherwise, you might be able to save money and enjoy more flexibility by making a change along the way. Every day, there are an average of 18 departures from Moscow which travel directly to Elektrostal. There are 53 journeys with one change or more. Unfortunately, no connection was found for your trip from Moscow to Elektrostal. Selecting a new departure or arrival city, without dramatically changing your itinerary could help you find connections.

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The cheapest Moscow - Elektrostal train tickets can be found for as low as $35.01 if you’re lucky, or $54.00 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $77.49.

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