We're returning for some proper UNBOXING, but this time we have a little surprise as we will develop with our good friend Peter Speake on the characteristics of the very clever Spring Drive movement.

The timepiece featured in this video is the limited edition to 700 pieces of the Professional Diver's 600M in which is encased the very latest version of this movement called the Calibre 9AR5. It's thinner, holds more power reserve and is more accurate, as simple as that and is part of the brand's 60th Anniversary series of new watches.

Today, we are coming with a new video in our Unboxing series and for this one we have the pleasure of discovering the winner of the Mechanical Exception Watch Prize at the 2019 GPHG (Grand Prix d'Horlogerie de Genève) The GNS 1.2 by Genus.

In the current context, we are unboxing today a rather playful timepiece with the Fastback GT Drift Elise by young brand Gorilla. This watch displays time with a cool satellite mechanism, something seen before naturally, but not necessarily at this price point. Though the movement is a pretty standard ETA 2824-2, the satellite module has been specifically developed for this watch by Vaucher, a pretty serious player when it comes to movement development and manufacturing.

Today, we are in for a new episode in our UNBOXING series, and we'll do so with a piece that is really dear to us, the Legacy Machine Perpetual by MB&F.

It is not a new watch per se as it was introduced in 2015, but this new version comes in a yellow gold case with a blue electric sub-dial and limited to 25 pieces.

We know that we've been talking quite a lot about Perpetual Calendar recently, but since we had the opportunity we really wanted to make the full demonstration of how this watch is set because it is unbelievably easy and quick to do.

Enjoy and viva watchmaking!

In this episode, we will be talking modified Rolexes, and we know that some of you guys are not really into these kinds of things, and there is the clan of “you can’t touch this” vs those a bit more open on the idea.

Les Artisans de Genève, don’t sell watches, but a customization service, meaning that as a client you’re the one providing the watch which will be customized and this following your own criteria; style, colors, mechanical demands and more.

To finish this year's final Unboxing video series, we decided to go slightly more low key, be a bit more reasonable but nevertheless present a very cool watch with its timeless design and coming at a rather decent price.

And off we go for another unboxing video, but this time didn't go too crazy in terms of prices, I almost felt almost reasonable but for a timepiece which isn't so reasonable itself, as the case is fully made out of meteorite and limited to 88 pieces.