Charles Leclerc stood out in the first schedule of the Formula Two Championship, which is the FIA’s gateway to Formula One. The current GP3 ​​Championship holder, the brand friend of RICHARD MILLE, won the championship with outstanding performance in the first two races on the Bahrain Sakhir circuit.

   On Saturday, April 15, Charles represented the Prema team and set the tone for a race in the starting position. In this race, he went all out to compete with Artem Markelov and Norman Nato, who are very experienced drivers. This young racing wizard, with technology and self-discipline, firmly locked in the third position on the podium, and this excellent start only greatly inspired Charles’s fighting spirit.

On Sunday, April 16th, the novice will aim directly at the championship

   Although he kept the lead during the sprint race, Charles was pitted to change tires only 9 laps from the finish. This bold move forced him to do his best. He then caught up with the leading driver with an advantage of 3 to 4 seconds per lap, sped up more than one opponent, and rose to third place in the last two laps. After one lap, Leclerc surpassed the top two Rowland and Ghiotto and achieved his first victory in Formula Two with an advantage of 1.569 seconds. This savvy strategist has accomplished a feat comparable to the greatest Formula One drivers.

   ‘Honestly, before the last four laps, I didn’t expect that we could recover the lost time, but Luca and Oliver argued with each other for a while, and we finally succeeded. Thanks to the engineers for building such an excellent car, and to my team , Think of such a great strategy! ‘

   The 19-year-old racer made a big splash, once in the starting position, twice on the podium, one of which won the championship, and now ranks first in the F2 Championship temporary world ranking with 36 points.

   ‘It’s such a shocking performance, I’m still shocked. Charles showed great courage and superb technology. There is no doubt that when people refer to this tournament again, he will never forget his feat. ‘Charles is demonstrating time and time again that he deserves F1 and is likely to be a great racer,’ said Richard Mille.

Charles proves once again that he has all the qualities of a Formula One driver:

   Discipline, determination, and passion. Next, I believe Charles will perform more brilliantly on the Barcelona-Catalan circuit in Barcelona, ​​Spain from May 12-14.

Roger Dubuis’s first self-winding skeletonized movement, code-named RD820SQ, is a shining star in the lineup of the Excalibur Automatic Skeleton self-winding skeleton series. This outstanding multi-functional movement is set against the classic Excalibur King series case styling characteristics and various materials. It is an extraordinary machine that combines architectural beauty and exquisite craftsmanship.

   Roger Dubuis’s classic Excalibur series includes a variety of hand-wound timepieces, reflecting the brand’s determination to become the ‘pioneer of contemporary skeleton movements’ and its recognized extraordinary skills in the field of tourbillons. Roger Dubuis knows that many mechanical watch enthusiasts value the credibility and convenience of the automatic winding movement. Therefore, in 2015, they launched the outstanding RD820SQ automatic winding movement. This movement consists of 167 pieces. Made of individually refined parts.

   Roger Dubuis’s R & D department strives to integrate its technical expertise and aesthetic talents, giving this skeletonized movement a star-like transparency and ensuring that this feature is not affected by the automatic winding mechanism. The star shape developed according to the concept of ‘interstellar cutout’ is deliberately prominent in this model to create a distinctive three-dimensional visual effect and complement the unique appearance of the miniature rotor. As the representative creation of Roger Dubuis, this miniature oscillating weight shows the brand’s determination to continuously exceed its limits. It has replaced the function of the central pendulum since 2005, but still can produce the same amount of winding kinetic energy. Today, ten years later, the brand is facing the challenge again. The hollow micro-rotor is incorporated into the self-winding movement, so that it has a light and transparent body without reducing the functional efficiency. Most people will think that such superior performance must rely on the rotor itself. The weight is actually not the case, this hollow miniature rotor is the best proof.

Excalibur Automatic Skeleton Skeleton-DLC coated titanium

   This outstanding timepiece is fully in line with the taste of fashion life. They have the characteristics of the King of the Excalibur series-such as the round case with a grooved bezel and three-point lugs, and the toffee-like hands on the dial- It exudes a handsome and eye-catching temperament, and is suitable for wearing at work and private occasions. It is highly practical.

   This watch offers the possibility of matching various materials. The wearer can choose according to personal preference: rose gold exudes warm luster (even if set with brilliant gemstones), platinum shows brilliance, and DLC coated titanium alloy shows contemporary avant-garde style. The lightweight carbon fiber SMC composite highlights the sense of movement and high-tech spirit …

   The unique RD820SQ movement is brighter and brighter in the shape of the Excalibur Automatic Skeleton watch.

Excalibur Skeleton Automatic

Case: 42 mm diameter, carbon fiber SMC composite
Thickness: 12.14 mm
Dial: Hollow; black rim, red transfer minute ring,
White transfer Roger Dubuis (Roger Dubuis),
Poinçon de Genève (Mark of Geneva)
And swiss made,
5 minute scale in white gold with appliqués
Water resistance: 3 bar (30 meters)
Strap: Genuine black alligator leather and rubber strap
Buckle: Black DLC-coated titanium adjustable buckle
Movement: RD820SQ self-winding movement with miniature rotor
Yield: unlimited
Certification: Seal of Geneva (Poinçon de Genève)

RD820SQ movement: automatic winding skeleton
Features: mechanical self-winding movement, precisely adjusted in six directions
Function: hour and minute display
Decoration: skeleton movement with skeleton miniature rotor, carbon grey rhodium plating,
Round granular splint, fully refined in accordance with the Geneva Seal Standard
Parts: 167
Gems: 35
Diameter: 16 French cents
Thickness: 6.38 mm
Vibration frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour)
Power reserve: 60 hours

Excalibur Skeleton Automatic
Case: 42 mm diameter, black DLC-coated titanium alloy
Thickness: 12.14 mm
Dial: Hollow; black bezel, gray transfer minute ring,
White transfer Roger Dubuis (Roger Dubuis),
Poinçon de Genève (Mark of Geneva)
And swiss made,
5 minute scale in white gold with appliqués
Water resistance: 3 bar (30 meters)
Strap: Black genuine alligator strap, hand-stitched
Buckle: Black DLC-coated titanium adjustable buckle
Movement: RD820SQ self-winding movement with miniature rotor
Yield: unlimited
Certification: Seal of Geneva (Poinçon de Genève)

RD820SQ movement: automatic winding skeleton
Features: mechanical self-winding movement, precisely adjusted in six directions
Function: hour and minute display
Decoration: skeleton movement with skeleton miniature rotor, carbon grey rhodium plating,
Round granular splint, fully refined in accordance with the Geneva Seal Standard
Parts: 167
Gems: 35
Diameter: 16 French cents
Thickness: 6.38 mm
Vibration frequency: 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour)
Power reserve: 60 hours

The design concept of the new Hamilton Thin-O-Matic originates from the 1960s, when the original model of the same name was released. Today’s new models come in two sizes, both of which use a slim Swiss-made automatic movement that is elegantly shaped and comfortable to wear. The original Thin-O-Matic model was the thinnest automatic watch at the time. The new version of the timepiece follows the extraordinary Swiss craftsmanship, and is infused with fashionable clock technology and design aesthetics. Thin-O-Matic is also a member of the Modern Times by Hamilton. The series is inspired by the classic movies of Charlie Chaplin in the 1930s, witnessing the brand’s long history and achievements over the years.
back to the Future
    The Hamilton Thin-O-Matic inherits its superior tradition, using modern methods to interpret nostalgic elements, such as soft curved lines on the surface and second hand, snap buttons, and engraved Hamilton classic logo and brand logo on the case back. The strap adopts a metal style with nine joints, and the H-shaped buckle is a little fun. At the same time, it also echoes the design of the original model of the 1960s. Customers can also choose a retro-style leather strap with tapered ends and stitching on the back, exquisite craftsmanship.
Fine retro-style leather strap with sharp ends, stitching on the back, exquisite craftsmanship
Cutting-edge modern technology
   The watch uses the automatic movement No. 2824, which is as thin as the original planetary oscillating movement of 1957, ensuring that today’s customers can truly keep pace with the times and swing freely. In combination with the wisdom of cutting-edge watches, the stepped angular case is equipped with Worn sapphire crystal, it is more beautiful and durable. Hamilton Thin-O-Matic is available in 38 and 42 mm cases for men and women. Both timepieces are timeless and elegant. The 38mm model also has two Hamilton vacuum gold-plated models. The unique pale gold tone was first created by the brand in the 1940s. It feels gentle and adds luster. Many Hamilton watches have been used for many years.
The unique pale gold tone was first created by the brand in the 1940s, and it feels moisturizing
Technical Parameters:

Hamilton Thin-O-Matic 38 mm

Size: 38 mm

Case: stainless steel

Surface: silver, black or champagne gold

Strap: black or brown leather or metal retractable strap

Movement: automatic movement 2824

Sapphire crystal

Water resistance: 5 bar (50 meters) / 73psi (164 feet)

Suggested retail price: HK $ 6,400-7,180

Launch Date: February 2011