Christiaan van der Klaauw Planetarium Skeleton in platinum
Denis Peshkov’s first look covers the Planetarium Skeleton’s openworked sapphire dial over the six-planet orrery in a 40mm platinum case, limited to six.
The Reading Room · Archive · 8 September 2026
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Updated 8 September 2026
Denis Peshkov’s first look covers the Planetarium Skeleton’s openworked sapphire dial over the six-planet orrery in a 40mm platinum case, limited to six.
Russell Sheldrake’s hands-on walks the five-model Tambour Spin Time update, from the green white-gold base piece through Australia’s Opal and the salmon platinum Air Tourbillon.
Ripley Sellers goes hands-on with the titanium PULSE GMT Silver Guilloché and its pair of independently set hour hands on a silver guilloché dial.
Rebecca Doulton covers the rose-gold Star Legacy Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph Limited Edition 100, with luminescent archival inscriptions on the dial.
Dated packet of 2026-09-08 · Updated 2026-09-08T12:24:20Z · Discovery cutoff 2026-09-08T12:24:20Z
Selected watch stories from 7–8 September 2026.
Four independently reviewed notes: Christiaan van der Klaauw’s openworked Planetarium Skeleton in platinum, Louis Vuitton’s five-model Tambour Spin Time update, Chronoswiss’s titanium PULSE GMT Silver Guilloché hands-on, and Montblanc’s rose-gold Nicolas Rieussec Chronograph LE 100. Links go to original publishers; labels mark primary reporting versus secondary.
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