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Showing posts with label Watches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Watches. Show all posts
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Saturday, August 24, 2013
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Hublot Pays Tribute to Ayrton Senna with its Latest Tourbillon Timepiece
Photos Courtesy of Hublot
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Sky Moon Tourbillon from Patek Phillipe
Patek Philippe’s most complicated watch, the ref. 5002 Sky Moon Tourbillon, has recently gotten a follow up. The new version is reference 6002G,
and it is designed to mirror the intricate mechanism inside by means of
incredibly detailed ornaments and engravings. Now the watch has not
only an overwhelming number of complications (13!), but also an
absolutely mesmerizing exterior.
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Cristiano Ronaldo Stars In New Jacob and Co.’s Campaign
Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo is the new face of the
eminent watch and jewelry label Jacob & Co. Real Madrid star has
been a long time client of the New York jewelry maker and therefor we
had a chance to see him wearing his favorite "Ghost" watch, and the
reason why he was chosen for this campaign were natural.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Limited Edition LUC Engine One H Watch by Chopard
Need a new conversation
piece to wear on your wrist? Well, Chopard might just have the thing for
you. This year the luxury manufacturer is launching a new model in the LUC
“Engine One” collection. Very similar to the 2010 LUC Engine One tourbillon watch,
this one has a very distinctive feature that differentiates it from the first
model: the horizontal position of the dial, as opposed to the original vertical
one.
Only 100 pieces will be manufactured, and the official launch will take place soon at Baselworld.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Ulysse Nardin Stranger – The First Music Box Wristwatch
Launched
this month in Zurich, the Ulysse Nardin Stranger is a world’s first. More
exactly, it is the first music box wristwatch and it was developed in
collaboration with musician Dieter Meier. Limited to only 99 examples, the
exquisite timepiece plays Frank Sinatra’s iconic Strangers in the Night song,
hence its name.
Saturday, April 21, 2012
BLUE DANUBE by GRIEB & BENZINGER
“This
amazing new GRIEB & BENZINGER is based on a gorgeous base movement
originally made by Patek Philippe for Tiffany in about 1890. With a diameter of
only 36.5 mm, this tremendous assembly of complications including a minute
repeater and a split-seconds chronograph is rare in such a small movement.
Keeping in mind that this movement is already about 120 years old, it is
doubtlessly a sensation and tribute to historic watchmaking.
This
extraordinary, complicated watch well displays the intense workmanship
associated with the hand-engraving and guilloché as well as the
hand-skeletonization modifications of plates and bridges which are also
finished with rose gold or rhodium coating. Every single component must be
treated and restored, some had to be entirely replaced and, of course, they all
had to be reassembled to form one functional unit after treatment. The detailed
restoration of the more than 400 components of this movement required intense
attention and took more than 6 months. Taken comparison to the production of
new movements, the treatment in the GRIEB & BENZINGER workshops is so intensive
that it comes even close to a brand new production than just a restoration. And
in fact it is not just restoration – it`s art at its finest.
A signature
element of every single GRIEB & BENZINGER PLATINUM is the blue platinum
coated base plate. This is to honor famous Abraham-Louis Breguet student
Charles Oudin who has already built movements with blue base plates about 1820.
The GRIEB & BENZINGER workshop is proud to own one of these rare original
blue Oudin movements.
Since there
were a striking amount of timepieces with blue base plates supplied by Swiss
watch manufacturers (through Bovet and Charles Oudin among others) to imperial
China of the Qing Dynasty under Emperors Jia Qing and Dao Guang, the BLUE
DANUBE also symbolizes these historical roots.
The dial is
another highlight and signature element of the BLUE DANUBE. Skeletonized by
hand and with a rare Breguet frosted finish it unequivocally shows the
connoisseur the technical prowess needed to turn such an historic movement into
a new masterpiece.
The BLUE
DANUBE is once again a breathtaking collector’s item: a minute repeater
split-seconds chronograph in typical GRIEB & BENZINGER finish – a real
one-of-a-kind watch. In a solid 43 mm diameter case, this unique timepiece is
not only a design statement on the wrist but again the heaviest platinum watch
of its kind worldwide and of course a piece of art for only one lucky collector
worldwide for 350.000 € / US$ 450,000
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Saturday, March 17, 2012
HUBLOT F1 ™ KING POWER INTERLAGOS
As the
Official Watchmaker of Formula 1™, Hublot is proud to present the new F1™ King
Power Interlagos in tribute to the land of samba and the famous São Paulo
circuit (famous because, unlike other courses, it runs anticlockwise),
available in a limited edition of 250 numbered pieces.
Sporting
the same cobalt blue (pantone 280) that is found in the centre of the Brazilian
national flag, the F1™ King Power Interlagos is rendered unique by several
features executed in a range of high-tech materials directly inspired by
Formula 1™ (some of which have never before been used in watchmaking), such as
the ceramic bezel with a circular-grained satin finish, adorned with multiple
holes evoking the high performance of a brake disc, a strap made from rubber
and Nomex™, a synthetic fibre developed by Dupont De Nemours which – thanks to
its low combustibility and thermal stability – is used in the outfits worn by
F1™ drivers, and the push-buttons for starting and resetting, the split-seconds
function and a 30-minute to 3-hour counter.
Bernie Ecclestone - Formula 1 CEO (left)
The Formula 1 King Power Interlagos Watch was created by
Hublot, to honor the Grand Prix of the Formula 1 World Championship, hosted
this year by Interlagos, the famous Brazilian circuit.
Also inspired by the Brazilian flag, the designer chose a beautiful
cobalt blue for the band and dial-face. At a closer look one can see that the
ceramic bezel has small holes in it, resembling a car’s brake disc, and the 2
reset buttons reflect the F1 root.
Only 250 pieces of this magnificent timepiece are to be sold
by the Hublot dealers. This is your unique change to own a watch that also
commemorates the end of the 2011 Championship.
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