At Baselworld 2011 the main Swiss replica watches watchmaker has updated its Rolex
Oyster Perpetual Cosmograph Daytona family with a model that combines
the Everose case with a dark Cerachrom ceramic bezel. And, yes: it looks
fantastic.
As the relaxation of the family, the watch is geared up with a
COSC-certified Caliber 4130 automated chronometer movement. Done solely
in-house, the caliber features a high-precision column-wheel chronograph
with accuracy up to 1/8th of a second.
The movement is neatly packed within a monoblock case 40 mm in diameter.
The only adjust on the familiar structure appears to be the dark
Cerachrom ceramic bezel. Practically scratch-proof, the bezel has the
standard tachymeter graduation 1st engraved and then deposited layer by
layer with rose gold vapor.
The model will be available in two versions differing only in finishing of their dials.
The 1st one particular will sport a chocolate brown dial and the other one particular will feature ivory-colored face.
Both versions will be geared up with 18-carat rose gold hands filled
with luminous substance. However, the chocolate brown dial appears to be
probably the most appealing since its gold Arabic numerals are treated
with dark PVD striking a harmonic chord with the dark ceramic bezel.
2012年5月18日星期五
← Gucci artisans dazzle with their craft LVMH’s rating goes from positive to stable → Tiffany & Co changes the way it does business in the U.A.E
Delving into enterprise in other countries isn’t always as
straightforward as one thinks. There are sometimes many hurdles to leap
in making it work.
The U.A.E is surely one of those places. Luxury houses have found it hard to make their way into on the record of wealthiest nations around the world in the world. Most have needed to turn to neighborhood enterprises to ensure it is work.
Tiffany & Co is surely one of them, but that is about to change using the information that the American jeweller is about to carry a good deal more control of the company in the U.A.E, which is unusual given no luxury brand names can have full subsidiaries in U.A.E due to laws, so with this revised structure Tiffany & Co. will have a good deal more control over the company it seems.
Forbes reports that tiffany jewelry is restructuring its joint opportunity with retailer Damas Jewellery, global jewellery and watch retailer in the U.A.E.
Under the new agreement between the two companies, all of operational, merchandising and sales, and marketing management for the five Tiffany & Co stores in the U.A.E are going to be transferred from Damas to Tiffany.
“This restructuring of our retail presence in the U.A.E by way of this joint opportunity with Damas allows us, for the 1st time, to wholly manage Tiffany’s operational activities,” Laurent Cathala, Tiffany’s VP of Emerging Markets told Forbes.
“It underscores the importance of the U.A.E marketplace to our global expansion plan and highlights our optimism regarding the long-term growth potential we see throughout the Middle East.”
Stephane de Palmas has been appointed as general manager of the U.A.E retail operation.
The U.A.E is surely one of those places. Luxury houses have found it hard to make their way into on the record of wealthiest nations around the world in the world. Most have needed to turn to neighborhood enterprises to ensure it is work.
Tiffany & Co is surely one of them, but that is about to change using the information that the American jeweller is about to carry a good deal more control of the company in the U.A.E, which is unusual given no luxury brand names can have full subsidiaries in U.A.E due to laws, so with this revised structure Tiffany & Co. will have a good deal more control over the company it seems.
Forbes reports that tiffany jewelry is restructuring its joint opportunity with retailer Damas Jewellery, global jewellery and watch retailer in the U.A.E.
Under the new agreement between the two companies, all of operational, merchandising and sales, and marketing management for the five Tiffany & Co stores in the U.A.E are going to be transferred from Damas to Tiffany.
“This restructuring of our retail presence in the U.A.E by way of this joint opportunity with Damas allows us, for the 1st time, to wholly manage Tiffany’s operational activities,” Laurent Cathala, Tiffany’s VP of Emerging Markets told Forbes.
“It underscores the importance of the U.A.E marketplace to our global expansion plan and highlights our optimism regarding the long-term growth potential we see throughout the Middle East.”
Stephane de Palmas has been appointed as general manager of the U.A.E retail operation.
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