Tiffany & Co. CT60 Watch Collection Hands-On & Debut 2015
For 2015, Tiffany & Co. timepieces return, starting with the CT60 collection of watches which includes various models for both men and women. In the 1990s especially, Tiffany & Co. had some rather amazing as well as reasonably conservative timepieces with their own name on the dial, serving as a modern manifestation of their history of offering Tiffany & Co. branded timepieces – which dates to back before Patek Philippe was around. Tiffany & Co. is well known as a retailer of brands such as Rolex and Patek Philippe (as well as some others over the years), but their own timepieces have always held their own. So if modern Tiffany & Co. watches have been around for a while, what about this collection marks a “return?”If you haven’t been following the details of the watch industry like we have, you may have missed the fact that in 2007, Tiffany & Co. entered into a very comprehensive agreement with the Swatch Group to design and produce Tiffa
Zenith & Swizz Beatz Defy El Primero 21 And Defy Zero G Watches
In a surprise announcement, Zenith has produced 3 new Defy models with music producer Swizz Beatz. Unsurprisingly, they are aesthetically similar to the Defy El Primero 21 launched late last year with a new case material and utilizing the previously announced Zenith Defy Zero G movement.SpecificationsBrand: ZenithModel: Zenith Defy El Primero 21 Swizz Beatz and Defy Zero G Swizz BeatzDimensions: 44mm x 14.85mm for the Zero G and 44mm x 14.50mm for the El Primero 21Case Material: Titanium for the Zero G, and White Gold and White Ceramic for the El Primero 21Crystal/Lens: Domed SapphireMovement: El Primero 8812 S for the Zero G and El Primero 9004 for the El Primero 21Frequency: 5HzPower Reserve: 50?Hours & 48 Hours respectivelyStrap/Bracelet: ?Orange Leather with rubber liningPrice & Availability:?Unannounced, but Likely $100,000+ for the Zero G, $55,000+ for the Diamond El Primero 21, and ~$15,000 for the Ceramic El Primero 21.