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Sunday, December 21, 2008

Red Watch Style

Gerald Genta Arena QP GMT





By ASHOK SOMAN

Swiss luxury watchmaking hothouse Gerald Genta can be expected to issue unusual pieces that defy conventional haute horlogerie expectations and the new Arena QP GMT piece is a reflection of this ethos. Dominated by red and black, the watch is at first glance unusually restrained, largely because it is a round watch.

The Bulgari-owned brand is more or less expected to offer odd touches in the case shape and, closer inspection reveals a fluted case middle and a protected crown, set apart from the case middle.

Looking at the furious mix of numerals on the dial, one might also wonder where the GMT indication is, amidst all the perpetual calendar information. Clearly, this is another unconventional touch.

The GMT and perpetual calendar information are at 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock, respectively, although the first glance at this 45mm watch may be deceptive. Both counters use a dagger-shaped hand to provide indication while the day and month counters are rotating discs.

The perforated dial allows a glimpse of the Potter-finished self-winding movement. The watch is available in titanium and platinum and is water resistant to 100 meters, showcasing the robustness of the case construction.

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Sunday, November 30, 2008



Patek Philippe


"Patek Philippe's iconic Nautilus collection first launched in 1976. In 2006, it marked the thirtieth anniversary of the range with a new Nautilus line-up, including this yellow gold watch, £15,015," says Emily Zak in her "pick of sunshine styles" in Vogue's May issue. "Drawing inspiration from maritime motifs, the watch is also water-resistant up to 120 metres."


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Luxury Watch




De Beers


Making Time


If the new Talisman 8 watch from De Beers is anything to go by, diamonds certainly are forever. This half-pavĂ©, Swiss-made watch is symbolic of the eternity and power in the diamond's natural shape - the octahedron - and features a range of automatic, manual and quartz movements that drive the hands of time over polished and rough cut diamonds. A real - and timeless - investment at £38,000. De Beers, 45 Old Bond Street, London W1.
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