
Christiaan van der Klaauw and Revolution have launched the Grand Planetarium Eccentric Si14, a limited‑edition mechanical wristwatch that uniquely displays the real‑time orbits of all eight planets. Only six pieces are produced, each priced at €157,000, and housed in a 44 mm 316L stainless‑steel case hardened to roughly 1,200 Vickers. The dial is built from oxidized silicon, with hand‑applied Super‑LumiNova planets and an outer zodiac scale that indicates Earth’s position in the ecliptic. Powered by the CKM‑01 automatic movement, the watch combines a 60‑hour power reserve with a complex gear train that reproduces planetary periods ranging from 88 days to 165 years.

Swatch Group issued an open letter denouncing the ninth Morgan Stanley × LuxeConsult “Swiss Watcher” report, labeling its data unreliable and its methodology flawed. The Swiss watchmaker highlighted average turnover discrepancies of 24% and unit‑sale deviations up to 198%, disputing claims that...