Have you seen the awesome Hautlence Linear Series 1 and Vagabond Series 4? Hautlence is known for provocative visages, but these complications really take the cake.

Hautlence’s Samuel Hoffmann and Revolution’s Wei Koh enjoyed the show-stopping Linear Series 1 up close, which has a unique jumping hours function and a captivating tourbillon, framed within the rectangular “TV” case that has become synonymous with Hautlence.

The minutes are indicated on a circular sapphire inner track, while hours are indicated on a linear retrograde track, which this model derives its name from. Secured to the wrist by a blue rubber strap with steel clasp, the Hautlence Linear Series 1 is limited to 28 pieces. A pretty good deal for CHF59,000, no?

Samuel also showed Wei the Hautlence Vagabond Series 4, which also comes in a 43mm by 50.8mm stainless steel case. Its rhodium-plated brass base dial has a frosted finish, suspended rotating sapphire crystal minute disc and hidden three-armed satellite construction with blue rotating discs with hour numerals.

Also limited to 28 pieces and priced at CHF30,000, the new Vagabonde is powered by the calibre B30, which was developed with H. Moser & Cie and based on the HMC 200.

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