These Watches Are Sure to Impress!
Since 1973, Hyde Park Jewelers has been a leading independent jeweler in the United States. Each year, Hyde Park hosts its Annual Watch Fair event at its flagship store in Denver, as well as its locations in Newport Beach and Scottsdale, AZ. As an authorized dealer for Rolex, Patek Philippe, Grand Seiko and several other luxury brands, Hyde Park Jewelers has remained a leading provider of luxury timepieces, six of which are featured below. Come out to Fashion Island on Oct. 15 and 16 to preview, try on, and purchase these stunning watches. Watch Fair at Fashion Island
Rolex Cosmograph Daytona
Ref. 116519LN
Watchmaking giant, Rolex, often reserves unique materials for prestigious models like the Cosmograph Daytona. And what a job the brand has done with Daytona reference 116519LN, fashioning meteorite into an exotic dial with contrasting black sub-dials. Rolex completes the look with a black Cerachrom bezel and Oysterflex strap and encases the watch in 18-carat white gold—a material for only the most distinguished timepieces.
Tudor Black Bay Chrono
Ref. M79360N-0002
For 2021, Tudor expands the Black Bay range with the Black Bay Chrono M79360N-0002. Evoking both vintage chronographs and sport watches, the Black Bay Chrono is chock-full of classic styling cues important to the brand’s heritage. Perennial favorites like the panda dial and snowflake hands make a triumphant return while being backed by a brand-new manufacture caliber: Tudor’s MT5813 chronograph movement with a 70-hour power reserve and COSC certification.
Watch Fair at Fashion Island
Patek Philippe Calatrava
Ref. 6119R-001
For decades, the hobnail-patterned bezel, otherwise known as Clous de Paris, has been a prominent feature on many Calatrava models. And although the Patek Philippe Calatrava 6119R-001 displays a familiar aesthetic, the watch has a trick up its sleeve with an all-new manually-wound movement, the 30-255 PS. Finely beveled edges and decorative damaskeening adorn the bridges, and two mainspring barrels work together to give the watch a 65-hour power reserve. An 18-carat rose-gold case completes the package, giving this piece timeless dress-watch appeal.
Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Tribute Monoface Small Seconds
Ref. 3978430
It’s easy being green in 2021. This year, many manufacturers are offering watches in the color—and Jaeger-LeCoultre is no exception. What’s different, however, is that the Maison is freshening a historic model—the Reverso—that’s typically known for conservative design language. Although Jaeger-LeCoultre has jazzed up the timepiece in the past with colors like red and blue, green is arguably the most eye-catching and remains the Reverso to own in 2021.
Watch Fair at Fashion Island
Grand Seiko Elegance Collection
Ref. SBGE269
As a part of the Elegance Collection, the SBGE269, like many other Grand Seiko models, focuses on seasons and nature. The watch tells a story of winter solstice with a shimmering dial and offers a glimpse at what evening sun might look like with a gold GMT hand. With a three-day power reserve from proprietary Spring Drive technology, this watch will be running long after the light fades.
IWC Big Pilot Perpetual Calendar
Ref. IW503605
Powered by IWC in-house caliber 52615, the Big Pilot Perpetual Calendar is a timepiece with a special skill set. Because the watch is large in diameter, the dial is extremely legible with unparalleled functionality. Displays for date, day, month, year and moon phase are spread across the dial while being supported by a seven-day power reserve. Of course, if the movement never runs down, the watch, being a perpetual calendar, can cruise along for many years without any need for adjustment. IWC says the calendar will only need manual adjustment in centurial years that skip the leap year—2100, 2200, and 2300.
Watch Fair at Fashion Island
Hyde Park Jewelers
817 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach, CA 92660
949.721.9010
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