Posted in Ublot on May 2nd, 2012 No Comments »
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Posted in articles&news on Apr 28th, 2012 No Comments »
Arnold & Son has masterfully crafted the Hornet World Timer Skeleton watch to royally exhibit the artistry of time. This watch is for the well-suited traveler wanting a watch that not only effectively exhibits time in multiple time zones, but delivers it in luxurious fashion, form and functionality.
The visual complexity of Hornet World Timer Skeleton watch is as mesmerizing as the painstaking efforts employed to skeletonize its inner framework. Arnold & Son has successfully provided an inside view of the inner workings, components and complications of its Hornet World Timer Skeleton watch. Visible are blue screws, circular date disc wheels, ornate gears, Geneva stripes along with circular graining across the bridges and dial edges.
Six hands – Another noted complexity of the Hornet World Timer Skeleton watch is its six hands and their functionality:
° Two baton-style hands – indicates hour and minute
° Open arrow-tipped skeleton hand – indicates the month
° Two gold extra-long open luminescent hands (sun and arrow); the sun displays time zones in half and quarter-hours, a significant feature if ever in the Pacific or India region. It is also capable of displaying mean solar time according to the longitude of any location
° The sixth short arrow-tipped hand displays the equation of time, associated with the effectual art of distinguishing between solar and mean solar time (and these are merely the functional features of the watch hands)
Crown and Three Pushpieces – Balanced along the contoured edges of the watch case is the crown and pushpieces which perform the following functions:
° Crown located at 3 o’clock is used to hand-wind the watch as well as set the time of day
° Pushpiece located at 2 o’clock is used to set first time zone
° Pushpiece located at 10 o’clock is used to set second time zone and mean solar time adjustment
° Pushpiece located at 9 o’clock is used to adjust the rotating out ring of the Hornet World Timer
Strokes of Genius Powering This Masterpiece – As with all masterpieces color and texture adds dimension to all works of art. It is the heart and soul from each stroke of the artist hand that personifies a masterpiece; and such is the case with the Hornet World Timer Skeleton watch. Arnold & Son meticulously constructed the Hornet World Timer Skeleton watch to royally exhibit multifunctional technology – signature of its brand worldwide acclaim. Signature attributes of the Hornet World Timer include:
° Exclusively powered by Arnold & Son A1766 Calibre
° Mechanical movement is self-winding, 41 jewels, diameter 38.55 mm, thickness 7.05 mm, with power reserve of 42 hours, 28’800 vibrations per hour
° Functions are hours, minutes, impressive equation of time, multiple time zone display, date display at 5 o’clock and month indicator
° Movement Ornately exhibits rhodium treated with fine circular graining and ‘Côtes de Genève’
° Dial features black and grey skeletonized dial
° Case is 47 mm stainless steel, dual-sided coated anti-reflective cambered sapphire, caseback is metallic sapphire, and water resistant up to 50 meters
° Strap is beautiful textured hand-stitched black alligator leather
The Hornet World Timer Skeleton watch is a limited edition of 50 pieces so this masterpiece will not be available for long. Genuine connoisseurs that appreciate the artistry of a true masterpiece should acquire this watch quickly before it vanishes.
Posted in Ublot on Apr 24th, 2012 No Comments »
Posted in articles&news on Apr 23rd, 2012 No Comments »
Ask most guys under the age of 50 if they’d wear a skeleton watch, and they’d say “No f’n way.” The reason for that is, up until recently, most were relegated to regal, almost faux opulent designs that were just a little too ornate, a little too “blingy” in the most upper eastside-y / Purdy sort of way.
Then came the Openworked Royal Oak (ref 15305) from AP and the Altiplano Skeleton from Piaget, which we showed you first here. These two watches are the best examples of the new type of skeletonized watches – the types of openworking that is less dandy / ornate and more manly / industrial. At SIHH and while visiting Piaget with our contest winner, we got a chance to go hands-on with this awesome new skeletonitzed Altiplano.
Click through for details, pricing, and more pics.
From:HODINKEE
Posted in Ublot on Apr 11th, 2012 2 Comments »
Skeleto dial, stainless steel case, stainless steel bezel, Mineral Crystal grass, automatic movement, black rubber bracelet, waterproof Browse more Richard Miller watches online: www.bag12.com I think it is perfect of its design.
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Posted in Ublot on Apr 5th, 2012 No Comments »
Skeleto dial, stainless steel case, stainless steel bezel, Mineral Crystal grass, automatic movement, black rubber bracelet, waterproof Browse more Richard Miller watches online: www.bag12.com I think it is perfect of its design.
Posted in articles&news on Mar 9th, 2012 No Comments »
While you probably expected the first Basel World Harry Winston post to be about Opus 12, the follow-up to this bad boy, it’s not. You see, that one is going to take some time think about before we share our thoughts on it. And, there was actually is another piece from Harry Winston that really caught our eye when we visited their booth just a few hours ago.
The Midnight collection from HW is the most classical and refined of all HW men’s watches, and today we say what will be the most “technical” and “watchy” model of the line, and a piece that serious watch guys are going to love. It is a fully skeletonized time-only watch, and it is really beautiful. The open-work on this guy is really lovely, and shows off what we can expect from the budding Winston line in years to come – they are going to be a very serious player down the road.
For the skeletonized Midnight, Winston chose to use a micro-rotor so allow for more open viewing of the movement, and the watch looks really great from both front and back. It will be available in both white and rose gold, with prices, specs, and official images to come.
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Posted in articles&news on Feb 7th, 2012 No Comments »
No, your eyes do not deceive you. The same brand that brought you this is now showing, for the first time ever, an extra-thin watch! The announcement from Hublot came out today that they would be expanding their Classic Fusion line to include the extra-thin skeletons you see above.
The Classic Fusion Extra-Thin Skeleton will be available in a LE of 1000 pieces in titanium and 500 pieces in gold. They are sized at 45mm and feature a brand new movement, the HUB1300 hand-wound, that is only 2.9mm thick, with a power reserve of 90 hours. The skeletonized movement has a sub-seconds at 7 o’clock and this wath, apparently, has hands that are designed with the original Hublots in mind.
No word on pricing but we do have lives pics below courtesy of Hublot Nation, so check em out.
(via TZ / HublotNation)
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Posted in articles&news on Jan 27th, 2012 No Comments »
The Santos-Dumont is a classic on the Cartier line-up, and the skeleton is something of cult favorite among collectors. The deco numerals cut right into the structure of the watch are artfully done – in fact, the roman numerals are actually formed by the skeletonized bridges of the movement – and to see the Cartier calibre 9614 MC fully exposed in all its glory is really an impressive sight. This year, the Santos-Dumont Skeleton is introduced in pink gold for the first time and the result is just stunning.
Each pink gold Santos-Dumont Skeleton will be individually numbered and retail for $ 47,000.
Click through for live photographs of the Cartier Santos-Dumont Skeleton in pink gold from SIHH this year.
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Posted in Ublot on Jan 21st, 2012 5 Comments »
