Cartier * 18 ct gold quartz Kal. 157 Reviews

NEWS WATCHES

Three Luxury Women's Watches With Real Movement; From Van Cleef & Arpels, and Chopard, Perrelet
…Watch movement…. No, I don’t just mean the watch movement that powers the watch. I mean something about these watches literally ‘moves’ in a playful sense to add interest and novelty to that watch. Men’s watches don’t really have things that just flail about, but women’s watches are meant to attract attention, both from the wearer, and her audience.You’ll notice that these three watches heavily feature the use of diamonds. Well women do like diamonds, but there is another reason. Not to sound remedial, but people like diamonds because they shine. The shine comes from light refracting off the various flat planes on the cut gem. When you are inspecting a diamond, you gently turn it in the light to admire its sparkle. Using this same concept, the designers of these three watches specifically places diamonds on the moving parts so as to enhance the sparkle factor. I do hope that “sparkle factor” now becomes an industry term
Greubel Forsey GMT Watch Now In Platinum
We’ve covered a number of Greubel Forsey watches here, and while they’re all unique to one another, they share a common design DNA. ?Much of this can be seen in the various ways that complications are built and utilized in a watch. ?For many of the models, this uniqueness transmits itself all the way out to the case, which often has uncommon curves and bulges added, both to accommodate the mechanics, as well as draw the eye in. ?Their latest, the Platinum GMT, is no exception to that rule.Now, for this watch, we actually have three different GMT displays – two of which are conventional, with the third being pure artistry. ?Before we get to the icing on the cake, however, we’ll start with the foundation of things. ?To the left of the main time display you have the first (and most traditional) GMT display – a secondary dial that appears at the 10 o’clock position on the main dial, giving us a second time zone. ?Where’s the second “standard&