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The Reine de Naples 8908 updates one of Breguet’s best-selling watches with a Tahitian mother-of-pearl dial, moon phase complication and a power reserve indicator encased in 18-karat rose gold, and features a delicate satin strap. ($36,100) 646.692.6469, breguet.com
This high-jewelry interpretation of the Cat’s Eye Day and Night by Girard-Perregaux features a white gold case adorned with 52 brilliant-cut diamonds totaling 2.31 carats, as well as an aventurine dial embellished with 149 pavé-set diamonds and a day/night indicator. ($55,000) girard-perregaux.com
A prime example of why 18-karat yellow gold is back in style, Cartier’s Panthère de Cartier Mini Triple Loop boasts a timeless design that doubles as fine jewelry.($35,800) 212.446.3400, cartier.com
Released earlier this year, the Patek Philippe Ref. 7150/250R is the only women’s chronograph in the brand’s portfolio. The case is crafted in pink gold and features 72 round diamonds in the bezel, as well as Breguet numerals and a hand-stitched alligator strap. ($83,918) patek.com
The Audemars Piguet Millenary Frosted Gold Opal Dial combines the technical marvel of a hand-wound movement with the sumptuous aesthetic exhibited by its oval case of frosted and satin-finished 18-karat pink gold and an iridescent opal dial. ($53,000) 212.688.6644, audemarspiguet.com
