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Girard-Perregaux ww.tc Cabinet de Curiosites Limited Edition Watch
Did you really like (and want) the special piece unique watch that Girard-Perregaux had auctioned at the 2011 Only Watch Auction? If so (and you weren’t that one person to get it), then you sort of have another chance. Aside from the smoked sapphire crystal dial, this limited edition of just five pieces Girard-Perregaux ww.tc Cabinet de Curiosites watch has the same cool style with the white ceramic and titanium case. This is essentially the white version of the ww.tc Shadow watch that is part of their regular production right now. They do ceramic cases very well.I wonder what this would look like on a while strap? How about a black and white striped NATO strap…. interesting thoughts. Limited to just five pieces, this watch is part of a unique series of relationships. The ww.tc Cabinet de Curiosities will be available exclusively at a concept store called Browns in London. I am not familiar with it, but it is said to be a lot like Colette in Paris.
Chopard Alpine Eagle Cadence 8HF High Frequency 8Hz Watch In Titanium
Do you know what’s really rare in the world of watches even though we are told it shouldn’t be? A mechanical watch that boasts a very high-frequency movement and COSC chronometer certification at the same time. Weird, huh? It is weird because the basic notion has forever been “the higher the frequency, the greater the accuracy.” Well, the Chopard Alpine Eagle Cadence 8HF is here with an exceptionally high-frequency 8Hz movement, now wrapped entirely in titanium and, as you have guessed it by now, it is COSC-certified. And pricey.We debuted the Chopard Alpine Eagle at the time of its premiere in Lucent Steel A223. Read that article for all that you need to know about it and its genuinely very special Lucent Steel A223 exterior-arguably the prettiest, most spectacular steel that is used in luxury watchmaking today. The new Chopard Alpine Eagle Cadence 8HF, being the most high-tech rendition of the AE, ditches steel in favor of grade 5 titanium. Strangely, this wou