The 2009 PAM 319 Luminor 1950 is powered by caliber P.2006 - a hand-wound movement with split-seconds monopusher chronograph. The case is made of pink gold and it is fitted with a brown dial.

In 2003, the Toledo model had already been revisited and introduced with a complete calendar. The 2013 Toledo 1951 has however opted for closer similarities with the original 1951 model through a form watch with a three-hand display that preserves the warm signature mood of this timepiece imbued with a touch of Latin charm. The design of the new Toledo 1951 stems from an extremely advanced study of curves and the square shape ?“ along with the art of associating them in the most restrained and balanced possible way. In-depth work was done in order to find the perfect proportions for this form watch with its cleverly controlled curves. The 18-carat pink gold case features three rounded sides composing the signature of this timepiece. These three levels give the case a consistently dynamic appearance that is further accentuated by the uniform polishing on the sides and the round angles. Like a facetted cut diamond, the case catches the light that bounces off its curves and levels. Shadowy and luminous zones enliven this timepiece pervaded by a resolutely vivacious aesthetic. The sapphire crystal is also slightly curved to follow the same aesthetic impetus. In keeping with the fine tradition of artistic crafts cultivated by Vacheron Constantin, the dial displays a hand-guilloch챕 centre. It features a geometrical motif reinterpreting that of the original and designed to accentuate the shape of the case. The delicately beaded and hollowed minute circle discreetly reveals the 18-carat gold dial. Its square form keeps the main focus on the shape of the case. Taut lines and optical effects testify to the infinite care lavished on the design of this dial with its opaline silver-toned finishes. The dimensions of the case ?“ 36.4 mm x 43 mm and 8.9 mm thick ?“ endow this timepiece with an undeniable presence, while ensuring it is not too weighty and proves particularly pleasant to wear. The solid case-back provides scope for personalising this model supplied with an alligator leather strap secured by a half Maltese Cross-shaped pin buckle.

The Longines Admiral Chronograph features a case with a distinct a-symmetrical shape caused by its protected crown and pushers - both also screw down. Ref. L3.666.4.79.2 has a grey dial and a black alligator strap.

The Paris Royal is the most classical model within the Pequignet Manufacture collection, with its signature trait being the dial, which features elaborate applied Arabic numerals on a chapter ring that's slightly higher than the dial center.

With reference 9007437CG, the Paris Royal is fitted with a 'Calibre Royal' with day, big date, moonphase and power reserve indicator. The case is stainless steel, measuring 41mm across. The silver dial features a guilloch챕 center, blue numerals and matching hands. This version of the Paris Royal is fitted with a brown alligator strap; the 9007437CN is identical but fitted with a black strap.