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Yacht-Master 2012, comfort e sportività da Rolex
Dopo aver già parlato pochi giorni fa delle nuove opere di alta orologeria presentate all’evento Baselworld 2012 da casa Rolex, eccone un’altra che di sicuro batte tutte le altre in fatto di comfort e sportività.
Il Yacht-Master, presentato per la prima volta da casa Rolex nel 1992, è da sempre concepito per un uso sportivo, a differenza del Yacht-Master II presentato l’anno scorso, che non possiede alcune funzioni come il conto alla rovescia, indispensabile durante le regate veliche.
Questo nuovo Yacht-Master si presenta dunque con aggiornamenti sia sul movimento che sul lato estetico, garantendo sempre un’estrema precisione ed un ottimo compromesso tra comfort e sportività, come prima accennato.
Per ciò che concerne gli aggiornamenti, si parte soprattutto da una nuova concezione della rotazione bidirezionale della ghiera: ora, infatti, si basa su una ruota dentellata a 120 posizioni ed una molla triangolare, che offrono una coppia di rotazione costante su entrambi i sensi rotatori. La ghiera è interamente in platino 950, con numeri e gradazioni lucide in rilievo su uno sfondo sabbiato.
Il nuovo quadrante è inoltre ispirato ai colori del mare, con indici e lancette cromate, rivestite peraltro da materiale luminescente per un’ottima lettura anche al buio e nelle condizioni di scarsa luminosità. L’orologio è dotato del movimento calibro 3135 a carica automatico.
La cassa Oyster dal diametro di 40 mm, infine, è ricavata da un unico blocco di acciaio 904L.
Il prezzo di listino del nuovo Rolex Yacht-Master 2012 è di 9.195 euro. Per altre informazioni basta visitare il sito rolex.com
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Bentley Supersports, nuovo cronografo in edizione limitata da Breitling
Il prestigioso evento Baselworld 2012, ha visto la casa di orologi di lusso Breitling scendere in campo con 3 nuove edizioni limitate del cronografo Bentley Supersports, cascuna prodotta in soli 1.000 esemplari.
Come molti appassionati di orologi sapranno, il Bentley Supersports di casa Breitling è apparso per la prima volta nel 2010, presentandosi come il cronografo dal connubio perfetto per gli amanti delle auto di lusso e dell’alta orologeria.
Il quadrante è ispirato infatti al cruscotto dell’auto, con un contrasto molto accentuato, definito grazie agli anelli; questo, ovviamente, varia a seconda della versione, visto che il Breitling Bentley Supersports è disponibile nei colori blu, bianco e arancione.
Questo cronografo, come si può intuire, si presenta come un omaggio all’opera automobilistica più estrema di casa Bentley, la Continental Supersports, dalla quale sono ispirate le sue forme ed i suoi particolari stilistici.
Di seguito, eccovi elencate le caratteristiche di questo affascinante cronografo di casa Breitling:
Cassa in acciaio, serie limitata a 3×1000 esemplari;
Impermeabilità fino a 100 m;
Corona a vite;
Lunetta girevole a cremagliera con tachimetro variabile (regolo calcolatore circolare);
Vetro zaffiro bombato, antiriflesso su entrambi i lati;
Diametro 49 mm;
Calibro Breitling 26B, con certificato cronometro COSC;
Movimento meccanico automatico ad alta frequenza (4Hz – 28 800 alternanze);
38 rubini.
Funzioni:
Cronografo a 1/4 di secondo;
Contatore dei 60 minuti (al centro) e delle 12 ore;
Data;
Quadranti;
Royal Ebony, rehaut blu, arancione o bianco;
Cinturini/Bracciale;
Pelle Barenia, pelle Bentley, pelle di coccodrillo, caucciù; oppure bracciale metallico Speed.
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Breitling Chronospace Automatic, exceptional design
With its ultra-original star-shaped bezel and its resolutely technical appearance, the new Chronospace Automatic is distinguished by an exceptional design, combined with all the qualities of an authentic Breitling pilot’s instrument.
From the Navitimer to the Chronomat, along with the Superocean and the Aerospace, Breitling instruments for professionals are distinguished not only by their performances, but also by their unique and powerful looks. They radiate strong character and are recognizable at a glance. The new Chronospace Automatic pilot’s chronograph is no exception, combining form and function with inimitable style. Thanks to its unusual star-shaped design that makes it easy to use even when wearing gloves, the bidirectional rotating bezel ensures simple and easy handling of the circular slide rule serving to perform all calculations relating to airborne navigation – a valuable asset in terms of ergonomics and functionality.
The sophisticated rack and pinion system driving the slide rule guarantees water resistance to 200 meters (600 ft), an exceptional achievement for this type of instrument. The large 12 o’clock numeral, square hour-markers and oversized hands, all accentuated by a luminescent coating, lend the dial a vigorous and dynamic aesthetic that ensures maximum readability and visibility, even in poor lighting conditions. The extreme precision of the time display and of short-time measurements is ensured by the Breitling Caliber 23 selfwinding chronograph movement, chronometer-certified by the COSC like all the brand’s movements. The new Chronospace Automatic is available with a choice of four dial colors – Volcano Black, Mariner Blue, Tungsten Gray and Stratus Silver – enhanced by black totalizers. The understated, powerful lines of the sturdy steel case are combined, according to taste and to usage, with various types of strap or bracelet, including sporty versions in rubber and a daring bracelet in satinbrushed woven steel. A perfect way of combining high performances with standout looks.
Movement – Breitling Caliber 23, officially chronometer-certified by the COSC, selfwinding, high frequency (28,800 vibrations per hour), 25 jewels.
Functions – ¼ of a second chronograph, 30-minute and 12-hour totalizers. Calendar.
Case – Steel. Diameter – 46 mm. Water-resistant to 200 m (660 ft/20 bars). Screw-locked crown.
Dials – Volcano Black, Mariner Blue, Tungsten Gray, Stratus Silver.
Crystal – Cambered sapphire crystal, glareproofed on both sides. Bidirectional rotating pinion bezel (slide rule). Screwed in caseback.
Straps/Bracelet – Leather, rubber Diver Pro (with raised central ridge), Ocean Racer rubber (perforated)/Aero Classic in woven steel.
Source: Breitling
Fonte: Luxury & Fine Timepieces – Facebook
Vacheron Constantin Quai de l’Ile Retrograde Annual Calendar, master-watchmakers
The resolutely contemporary Quai de l’Ile collection launched by Vacheron Constantin in 2008 is now enriched with a Retrograde Annual Calendar model. This complication is revealed through the new Vacheron Constantin Calibre 2460 QRA and housed within a 43 mm case offering unique opportunities for personalisation. This Retrograde Annual Calendar also features new dial variations featuring alternating vertical satin-brushed and opaline finishing, versions that are now available for all models in the Quai de l’Ile collection.
It made a significant impact in 2008 and will doubtless not go unnoticed in 2011. Resolutely contemporary and embodying as never before the concept of personalisation in the field of fine watchmaking, the Quai de l’Ile collection welcomes a new complication that is as useful as it is technical: the retrograde annual calendar. Clothed in pink or white gold – or both if the customer so wishes – this model with its dynamic lines houses a new mechanical self-winding complicated movement designed, developed and crafted by Vacheron Constantin: Calibre 2460 QRA, bearing the prestigious Hallmark of Geneva. This calibre incorporates two expressions of technical mastery: the annual calendar combined with a retrograde date display.
A rare and extremely useful combination
The annual calendar is undoubtedly one of the most useful complications, since it takes account of the essential calendar irregularities over a full year. Contrary to simple calendars programmed for 31-day months and requiring date corrections almost every two months, the mechanical programming of the annual calendar enables it to handle months of both 30 and 31 days. This means it requires adjustment just once a year in order to cope with the specific vagaries of the month of February. Already remarkable in its own right, this complication is associated in the new Quai de l’Ile model with a retrograde date display, an acknowledged Vacheron Constantin speciality.
A new calibre
The master-watchmakers and design engineers of Vacheron Constantin have conceived, developed and crafted the new Calibre 2460 QRA, complying with technical specifications that included the need to meet the high finishing and construction stipulations laid down by the Hallmark of Geneva regulations. The new 326-part Vacheron Constantin Calibre 2460 QRA drives the hours, minutes and small seconds at 9 o’clock, as well as the annual calendar with retrograde date display, months and a high-precision moon-phase indication requiring correction just once every 122 years. Equipped with a stop-seconds device to ensure precise time-setting, it is endowed with a 40-hour power reserve and a frequency of 4 Hz (28,800 vibrations per hour). This mechanical self-winding movement is equipped with an oscillating weight mounted on ceramic ball bearings and specially developed to match the spirit of the innovative Quai de l’Ile collection. Crafted in ruthenium-plated 22K gold, it is distinguished by its pure lines enhanced by five raised decorative fillets.
A visibly modern character
The contemporary character of the Quai de l’Ile collection is further reinforced by the case of the Retrograde Annual Calendar available in a new 43 mm size. Cushion-shaped and featuring a screw-down back fitted with a sapphire crystal pane, this original case is a contemporary reinterpretation of a classic watch shape. Like legendary cars that are endlessly redesigned to keep pace with style developments, the Quai de l’Ile case is a vivid expression of an avant-garde watchmaking concept, while remaining entirely in harmony with the stylistic spirit of Vacheron Constantin. Constantly in search of flowing shapes and visually perfect curves, as well as the boldly assertive character and dynamic lines of stealth-type objects, the Vacheron Constantin designers have pushed the limits of these territories in conceiving and designing this case that now symbolises the Vacheron Constantin personalisation concept.
Time for personalisation
Available in three versions in the standard collection (pink gold, white gold or two-tone pink and white gold), the Quai de l’Ile Retrograde Annual Calendar corresponds to another of the collection’s signature features: personalisation. The owner can personalise the model according to certain predefined principles, and this unique and unprecedented opportunity in the field of Haute Horlogerie is made possible by the original construction of the Quai de l’Ile case and its seven-part middle: lateral flanks at 3 and 9 o’clock, lugs at 12 and 6 o’clock, inter-lug pieces at 12 and 6 o’clock, and a support plate. In addition to these seven elements, the 43 mm-diameter case comprises the bezel, the back and the crown. Combined with certain dial elements, this construction enables Vacheron Constantin to offer its clientele 700 potential variations within the complete Quai de l’Ile collection.
A new face
The latest addition to the collection also offers new dial versions with satin-brushed/vertical finishing in the central zone and opaline finishing in the outer zone, as well as for the month and date indications. When launched in 2008, the Quai de l’Ile achieved a considerable impact through its unprecedented association between the watchmaking world and the most secret and sophisticated “Security Printing” technologies. A powerful emblem of this original security system, the sun motif inspired by the clock tower of the Tour de l’Ile (next to the historic headquarters of Vacheron Constantin) is placed inside a disc printed in invisible ink and appears between 4 and 5 o’clock only under ultra-violet light. Expressing a decidedly avant-garde horological approach, all the models – Annual Retrograde Calendar, Automatic Calendar, Day-Date and Power Reserve – in this collection featuring dynamic lines that may be personalised according to customers’ wishes now come in new dial executions.
The Quai de l’Ile Retrograde Annual Calendar is delivered with two straps: one in black or brown alligator leather, and the other in black or brown rubber, secured by an 18K pink or white gold folding clasp.
Resolutely modern in terms of its design and of the original concepts on which its unique personality is based, the new Quai de l’Ile Retrograde Annual Calendar merges perfect mastery of mechanical complexity with innovative design and an entirely original personalisation concept.
Movement – Calibre 2460 QRA, developed and manufactured by Vacheron Constantin. Stamped with the Hallmark of Geneva. Energy Mechanical, self-winding. Diameter – 26.20 mm (11’’’ ¼). Thickness – 5.40 mm. Jewels 27. Frequency – 4Hz (28’800 Vibrations/hour). Rotor – Special Quai de l’Ile rotor in 22K gold, with a ruthenium finishing and decorated with five embossed fillets. Power reserve – Approximately 43 hours.
Indications – Hours, minutes and small seconds at 9 o’clock. Annual calendar (date, month), date with retrograde hand. Precision moon phase.
Case – 18K 5N pink gold or 18K white gold or 18K Pink and White gold. Cushion-shape. 43 mm x 54 mm. Open-worked back with transparent sapphire crystal.
Dial – Soft vertical satin-finishing in the central zone. Opaline external ring and day and date indication zones. UV ink sun. Chamfered hour-markers and counters. Moon phase disk in matt ebony opaline metal and circular satin-finished moon figure.
Water-resistance – 3 bar (about 30 meters).
Strap – Each model is delivered with two straps: Black or brown hand-stitched, saddle-finished square-shape scales alligator Mississippiensis leather. Black or brown natural rubber.
Clasp – 18K 5N pink or 18K white gold triple-blade folding clasp.
Other movements available: Calibre 2460 QH. Calibre 2475 SC/1.
Other cases available: 18K 5N Pink gold and Titanium. Titanium. Palladium 950 and Titanium. Palladium 950.
Source: Vacheron Constantin
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Tom Ford Special Edition, occhiali di lusso in edizione speciale
Gli occhiali, come abbiamo già visto in altre occasioni, possono diventare degli oggetti raffinati ed esclusivi, in grado di essere classificati come accessori di lusso.
I nuovi occhiali disegnati da Tom Ford per Marcolin che vediamo in questo articolo, possono rientrare tranquillamente nella categoria che abbiamo appena citato; la nuova linea prende il nome di Tom Ford Special Edition e sarà disponibile nelle boutique del marchio a partire dal mese di luglio 2012.
La collezione è composta da 4 modelli dal design ispirato agli anni 50′; le montature sono tutte in ossa di bufalo indiano con particolari placcati in oro, proprio come si vedevano nei film dell’antichità.
Ogni modello ha un costo di circa 2.000 euro e viene fornito in una grande scatola in legno pregiato, in cui è presente un portaocchiali in pelle ed un vasetto di crema Tom Ford in acciaio per la manutenzione e la pulizia dell’occhiale.
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Pierre DeRoche TNT RendezVous [Limited Edition]
Pierre DeRoche has combined the most advanced mechanical watchmaking with subtle musical poetry in its latest creation, the RendezVous, which displays a double gong under the sapphire crystal.
Coupled with the striking-mechanism’s on/off function, this device is unique on this kind of watch and gives this exceptional timepiece its intrinsic value. When the alarm is released, the mechanism reveals its secrets: first, the fast-and-slow, then the striking mechanism’s bridge moving into action, and finally the hammers successively striking the two “Chartres” chimes (the two gongs turn more than 360° but are of different lengths).
With a few clear, limpid notes produced by the best watch craftsmen from the Joux Valley, the RendezVous will remind you of your day’s appointments.
Series limited to 201.
Movement – Automatic, exclusive Dubois-Dépraz calibre, 32 jewels, decorated and engraved circular (360°) rotor, sunray-pattern bridges.
Functions – Hours, minutes, seconds, date, day/night indicator, RendezVous function with 2-gong striking-mechanism, winding and On/Off indicators.
Case – Black PVD titanium container; bezel, horns, screw-down crown, crown guard and pushpieces all in steel, 45.5 mm. Double-sided anti-reflective sapphire crystal and sapphire back. Water-resistant to 100 m.
Strap – Alligator with folding clasp.
Other version – Limited series of 21 pieces in pink gold (18K), steel and titanium.
Source: Pierre DeRoche
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Daniel Roth Carillon Tourbillon, nuova opera di alta orologeria di Bulgari
Il Daniel Roth Carillon Tourbillon di Bulgari è una nuova opera di alta orologeria presentata all’evento Baselworld 2012.
Questo nuovo orologio dallo stile inconfondibile di Bulgari, monta il movimento automatico a carica manuale DR3300 di manifattura, caratterizzato dall’unione di 327 elementi. Il tutto si presenta con un sistema insolito e raro, conosciuto come Grande Sonnerie; è composto da tre martelli ed un organo regolatore a tourbillon, ben visibile per la sua gabbia di grandi dimensioni.
Il Bulgari Daniel Roth Carillon Tourbillon, si presenta con una cassa da 43 mm, in cui è presente tutta la sofisticata ricercatezza degli artigiani della maison: il tourbillon è montato in una sofisticata cassa da 13 mm di diametro, regolando la frequenza a 21.600 alternanze/ora. Le finiture di martelli, timbri e la gabbia del tourbillon del movimento, per ciò che concerne il materiale, alternano superfici in acciaio lucido a parti traforate.
Il materiale della cassa è l’oro rosa 18 carati; sulla corona, è inciso un numero che va da 1 a 30, così da ricordare che il Bulgari Daniel Roth Carillon Tourbillon, sarà costruito in un edizione limitata di soli 30 pezzi. Il cinturino è in pelle di coccodrillo.
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Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 2 [Limited Edition]
A collection of rare timepieces launched in 2009, Histoire de Tourbillon embodies Harry Winston’s visionary spirit and determination to explore new dimensions. The collection combines technical sophistication and fine design in a daring and distinctive manner, expressing an original vision of horological history and asserting a new signature style. This year, for its second edition, the House of Harry Winston is paying tribute to the undisputed star of complications with an exclusive new timepiece issued in a 20-piece limited series. Featuring an ingenious construction that makes light of established conventions and includes a bi-axial flying tourbillon, Histoire de Tourbillon 2 offers its very own interpretation of time measurement. An avant-garde interpretation in which technology serves design and confirms the pioneering spirit of Harry Winston.
In tune with the inimitable Harry Winston style, Histoire de Tourbillon 2 transforms creative freedom into a full-fledged vocation. The brand’s signature excentered look is expressed in a resolutely atypical manner that pushes the boundaries of conception and design. From the tourbillon coupled with running seconds at 9 o’clock, to the hours with day/night indication at 2 o’clock and the minutes at 6 o’clock, all the displays are isolated in independent offset subdials. Each has its own field of expression in a case that is cleverly partitioned to form several different levels. Eight sapphire crystals (five on the dial side of which three for the time indications, and three on the case-back) punctuate the case like windows to a futuristic world in which technology forges the passing of time. The strength and intensity emanating from the watch are reinforced by a monumental white gold structure measuring 48.5 mm in diameter.
Powered by a mechanical hand-wound movement exclusively developed for Harry Winston, Histoire de Tourbillon 2 showcases the supreme complication in a setting worthy of its stature. The intricate structure of the amazing bi-axial flying tourbillon immediately catches the eye. Embodying a daunting conceptual challenge characterized by the absence of an upper bridge, the tourbillon is held on the side of the movement only, so that its point of fixation remains invisible. Suspended in mid-air, it radiates the hypnotic magic of a perfectly controlled balancing game: as if released from the mechanism driving it, it appears to be floating in complete freedom. Hovering over the watch protected by its sapphire crystal dome, this watchmaking feat plays its role within a spacious and spectacular stage-setting. Designers have worked with perspective, height and sloping angles in creating the stunning tourbillon carriage with its fascinating sense of depth.
The technical complexity does not stop there: the bi-axial flying tourbillon combines two concentric carriages and gains added precision by enabling the regulating organ to perform multidimensional rotations. The striking visual effect is created by an outer carriage completing one full turn in 120 seconds and housing an internal carriage – holding the balance, balance-spring and escapement – that revolves in just 40 seconds. The circular-grained, polished and shotpeened finishes, hand-crafted in keeping with the noblest fine watchmaking traditions, highlight the tourbillon components in an extraordinary contrast between light and dark shades. Moreover, behind the stunning vision of this aerial ballet lies excellent rating precision, enhanced not only by the constant shifting of positions, but also by the lightness and resistance of the external titanium carriage.
Distinguished by a three-level bezel, in itself an outstanding accomplishment in terms of guaranteeing water resistance, the case meticulously compartmentalizes the various timekeeping indications. While the tourbillon plays the starring role, the hours and minutes appear in their respective subdials at 2 and 6 o’clock and feature a bold, ultra-contemporary design. Underscored by a beveled inner bezel ring, they are swept over by orange-accented hands standing out clearly against the opaline black dial background. Further enhancing readability, the day/night indications can be told apart by their color: orange for day, and blue for night. Finally, two additional dial apertures set the finishing touch to the decidedly masculine aesthetic of this model with a straight-line guilloché motif. Superlative design meets cutting-edge technology in this supremely elegant model radiating perfect visual equilibrium despite the excentered displays.
Designed for devotees of contemporary Haute Horlogerie that is firmly anchored in the 21st century and geared towards innovation, Histoire de Tourbillon 2 asserts a unique style: that of a precious work of art to be experienced on a daily basis; and that of a high-tech instrument that does not merely measure time, but actually lives it with vibrant energy and confidence.
Movement – Mechanical hand-wound movement. Bi-axial flying tourbillon. Flying external carriage in titanium: full rotation in 120 seconds. Internal carriage: inclined at a 10-degree angle, full rotation in 40 seconds. Circular-grained, polished and shotpeened hand-finished decorations. 95 components. Power Reserve – 50 hours.
Functions – Excentered hour display at 2 o’clock. Excentered disk-type minutes display at 6 o’clock. Disk-type seconds display at 9 o’clock on the tourbillon. Orange indications for day and blue for night at 2 o’clock.
Case – 48.5 mm. Polished white gold, satin finished and shotpeened.
Dial – Opaline black. Straight-line guilloché motif at 12 and 4 o’clock.
Glass – 5 sapphire crystals on the dial side of which three for the time indication. 3 sapphire crystals on the case-back.
Water resistance – 30 meters (3 ATM).
Strap – Matt black alligator leather.
Source: Harry Winston
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Graham Chronofighter Oversize Referee [Limited Edition]
For the third consecutive year, GRAHAM London will be the Official Timekeeper of the 2011 RBS 6 Nations Championship. A long term partnership with the prestigious rugby Championship involving 6 of the best northern hemisphere rugby nations.
That rugby as a sport is a perfect fit for GRAHAM London goes without saying. As a fast, complex, highly sophisticated and highly tactical “sport for hooligans played by gentlemen”, rugby is to sports what GRAHAM is to watch making: historic, real, slightly mad, British and gritty.
As Official Timekeeper of the Championship, GRAHAM provides all RBS 6 Nations match referees with dedicated Graham chronographs to assist them in performing their match duties in the most accurate manner possible. Once again, we are happy to put our watches to real life testing. Extreme testing, some would say. But we believe that once it has stood the test of an international rugby match, it can survive whatever situation you will encounter in your everyday life. Sweat, rain, dust, mud, heat, cold, shocks, you name it. And we tested it! Fear is not in our vocabulary.
The Chronofighter Oversize Referee is all about rugby. Indeed it was developed using codes from the RBS 6 Nations Championship. The 6 squads’ colours are featured in the second counter at 3 o’clock. The official logo is also on the case back.
The Chronofighter Oversize Referee was conceived based on the needs of the referees. They required a light watch, as they run a lot. We therefore developed a titanium light-weight case, a case with a perfect fit on the wrist. They asked for readability. We opted for a white dial to emphasise the 30 double-graduated minutes counter at 6 o’clock. Thanks to its internal 40 minutes graduation, it measures the halves of each match accurately. They worried about injuries in case of contact. We covered the red lever and black bezel with a soft-touch rubber. They required that it would operate smoothly. We used the left drive lever mechanism. It is so intuitive to use that you needn’t even to look at it. The right hand will automatically find how to operate the system in a split second. Start. Stop. The chronograph is right there under the full control of your thumb.
Referees did not ask for the red strap. But we decided that it would add a thrilling dimension to the piece and complement the colours of referees’ jerseys. That’s British elegance, even on the field. In the end, the model combines precision, readability and advanced material to be up to its Championship reputation.
Limited Edition to 250 for White Dial model.
Limited Edition to 250 for Black Dial model.
Movement – Calibre G1735, automatic tri-compax chronograph, 28’800 A/h (4 Hz), incabloc shock absorber. 25 jewels. Power reserve – 48 hours.
Functions – Chronograph (seconds, 30 minutes and 12 hours counter). Date at 9 o’clock. Hours, minutes, seconds.
Case – 47 mm titanium case. Red soft-touch rubber left hand fast-action start/stop trigger and black soft-touch rubber reset pusher with “Clous de Paris” high grip pattern. Titanium bezel with black soft-touch rubber. Domed sapphire crystal, anti-reflective coating on both faces. See-through sapphire crystal case back with RBS 6 Nations logo printed and limited edition serial number engraved.
Dial – White or Black dial and minutes counter, minutes counter with black or white half rim, internal 45 min white scale (Big 40 for Rugby game time), white or black snailed hours counter with black or white rim, multicoloured seconds counter featuring the colours of the 6 squads. White Super-LumiNova hands and indexes.
Water resistance – 330 feet / 100 m.
Strap – Red rubber. Titanium pin buckle.
Source: GRAHAM London
Fonte: Luxury & Fine Timepieces – Facebook
Breitling Transocean Chronograph Unitime, cronografo innovativo
Con questa sua nuova creazione, Breitling conferma ancora una volta la sua padronanza nel settore dell’alta orologeria, presentando un cronografo innovativo e dall’indole davvero rivoluzionaria.
Il Transocean Chronograph Unitime, grazie ad un nuovo movimento manifattura, è in grado di offrire un cronografo con “ora universale”; in poche parole, grazie ad un doppio disco rotante, questo cronografo è in grado di indicare sempre e contemporaneamente l’ora nei 24 fusi orari. Quando si è in viaggio, basta un piccolo spostamento della corona per far indicare al cronografo il giusto fuso orario, senza regolare le lancette.
Di seguito, eccovi elencate le varie caratteristiche del nuovo Breitling Transocean Chronograph Unitime:
MOVIMENTO
Calibro manifattura Breitling 05, con certificato ufficiale di cronometro rilasciato dal COSC. Movimento automatico ad alta frequenza (28 800 alternanze), 56 rubini. Riserva di marcia superiore a 70 ore. Cronografo a 1/4 di secondo, totalizzatori di 30 minuti e di 12 ore. Ora universale. Datario.
CASSA
Acciaio oppure oro rosso 18 carati. Impermeabile fino a 100 m/10 bar. Vetro zaffiro convesso, antiriflessi su entrambi i lati. Diametro: 46 mm.
QUADRANTI
Nero o bianco Polar.
CINTURINI/BRACCIALE
Pelle Barenia, pelle di coccodrillo o bracciale metallico Ocean Classic (acciaio intrecciato, unicamente nella versione acciaio).
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