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Orologi e Co... / Cuervo y Sobrinos Pirata
« il: Luglio 07, 2008, 18:55:16 pm »
sarà un brutto colpo per i fans della Casa svizzero/cubana, ma sulla rivista L'orologio (se non ho fatto confusione) di Luglio è in bella mostra il nuovissimo Pirata, in.. attenzione, attenzione, ben OTTONE e titanio (non sono ancora riuscito a trovarne foto in rete da mostrarvi), con calibro base 7750 e venduto in scatola di legno/umidificatore per sigari e con allegata bandana originale della casa decorata con teschietti in puro stile "piratesco"; il tutto per una cifra sopra i 6.000/7.000 Euro (stasera torno a casa e domani sarò più preciso), ragazzi, dopo la slot-machine di GP questo è il più buffo/ridicolo orologio che ho mai visto, abbiate pietà. IMHO

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Orologi e Co... / Tutto ed il contrario di tutto
« il: Luglio 02, 2008, 08:11:00 am »
Leggendo le recensioni, sulle riviste di settore, degli ultimi saloni di orologi, mi è venuta questa riflessione: è possibile che in orologeria sia "spendibile" tutto ed il suo contrario? e mi spiego con un paio di esempi: molte marche blasonate ancora oggi hanno come modello di punta orologi vecchi di trenta o quaranta anni e moltissime fanno della loro storia il motivo fondamentale del loro appeal (basta guardare le pubblicità per rendersi conto che spesso prima di pubblicizzare un singolo modello, si pubblicizzza la storia del brand), contemporaneamente sulle copertine dei giornali appaiono alla ribalta una infinità di nomi nuovi, che fanno della loro "freschezza", anche anagrafica, il loro punto di forza. Altro esempio: moltissimi dicono che il "valore" di un orologio non dipende dalle caratteristiche puramente "meccaniche" (precisione, impermeabilità, ecc.) e fior fiore di modelli di prestigio applicano in pieno questa filosofia (quanti sono i modelli famosi ad apprezzatissimi sub solo 50m, in pratica inbagnabili) e contemporaneamente escono, a caro prezzo, modelli che fanno esattamente delle stesse presunte caratteristiche meccaniche il motivo del loro prestigio e costo (orologi sub 3000m, maree di tourbillon, che si giustifica con un presunto miglioramento della precisione, che magari su altri modelli della stessa casa viene snobbata con sufficienza, ecc. ecc.). La domanda che faccio, alla fine, è questa: tutto questo spingere come "plus" ogni singola peculiarità, ciascuna per se e senza un reale "senso" generale, non sarà che stia gonfiando una specie di "bolla speculativa" orologifera (i prezzi sembrerebbero lì a dimostrarlo), prima o poi destinata inevitabilente ad esplodere? e con quali conseguenze?

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Orologi e Co... / Nataf ci ascolta!!
« il: Aprile 04, 2008, 18:44:07 pm »
Due nuovi Zenith serie Class, avete visto, Nataf ci ha ascoltato e la Zenith ha fatto due orologi "normali".... praticamente un miracolo!!![:D][:o)][;)]

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Movement is the automatic Zenith in-house caliber Elite 689 with 31 jewels, beating at 28,800 bph and with a power reserve of 50 hours. The rotor is 22kt gold. This extra-flat movement measures 25mm x 4.3mm and is made up of 146 components.
The case, in 18kt rose gold, measures 40mm. It has double sapphire crystals and it is water resistant to 30 meters.



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Movement is the automatic Zenith in-house caliber Elite 679 with 27 jewels, beating at 28,800 bph and with a power reserve of 50 hours. The rotor is 22kt gold. This ultra-slim movement measures 25mm x 3.8mm and is made up of 126 components.
The case, in 18kt rose gold or stainless steel, comes in two sizes : 44mm and 37mm. The crystal is sapphire (as is the display back) and it is water resistant to 30 meters.
The dial comes in silver or black, with Clou de Paris guilloche pattern.

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Orologi e Co... / New Nomos!!
« il: Aprile 02, 2008, 11:03:13 am »
"Club, by Nomos Glashütte, now comes in four different sizes – depending on the calibre, with date and automatic movement, too. The reason? The manufactory’s youngest watch has grown up Glashütte, April 2008. High visibility vests and high sea yachts, signet rings, hamsters and diapers, treasure chests, sun shades, suitcases and sport cars – almost everything comes in different sizes – including the Club model by NOMOS Glashütte.
The basic model – designed by the renowned Hamburger industrial designer Karin Sieber – was introduced precisely a year ago and is a kind of introductory watch by Nomos Glashütte. Its materials (sapphire crystal, stainless steel, silver-plated brass, rubies in the movement) – and the technology inside are very grown up (that’s why a manually wound movement ticks inside the watches, just as in the Nomos classics, Tangente and Orion). Yet the stainless steel case is – thanks to its simple, sleek form – lighter and simply less expensive to produce: at 780 Euros this watch is the most affordable manufactory watch made in Glashütte. A Glashütter watch for students and young professionals, often sold as “the good watch for high school graduation” – and one that grows with its owner, a life long, up to the top floor. In addition to the basic model, with a diameter of 36 millimeters, there are now three new sizes, depending on the calibre inside. A. Club Date model, the manually wound version with date. Since Nomos Glashütte placed the date mechanism around the movement to save on height, this watch’s diameter has grown to 38, 5 millimeters. B. Club Automat model, the same watch with an automatic calibre, has a diameter of 40 millimeters (without date) and 41, 5 millimeters (with date). Together with the “Ur-Club,” this makes a total of four different sizes. And since each version of the Club comes in two different colors – with a light dial (ivory for the manually wound versions, silver plated for the automatic ones) and with a rhodium-plated dark dial – all with sapphire crystal and a steel back – the customer has 16 models to choose from.

Club Collection
Manually wound caliber:
Club/ Club dark, steel back, 780 Euros
Club/ Club dark, sapphire crystal back, 940 Euros
Club Date/ Club Date dark, steel back, 1,120 Euros
Club Date/ Club Date dark, sapphire crystal back, 1,280 Euros

Automatic caliber:
Club Automat/ Club Automat dark, steel back, 1,320 Euros
Club Automat/ Club Automat dark, sapphire glass back, 1,480 Euros
Club Automat Date/ Club Automat Date dark, steel back, 1,680 Euros
Club Automat Date/ Club Automat Date dark, sapphire glass back, 1,840 Euros

NOMOS-Erlking
The case is a creation of the famous Swiss designer, Hannes Wettstein (interiors, furniture, watches). The mechanism: Nomos Epsilon, the automatic caliber by Nomos Glashütte that received rave reviews in independent tests. The new watch will come with and without the date feature. MSRP starts at 2,300 Euros. "


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Orologi e Co... / Chronomaster XT Open Grande Date
« il: Marzo 26, 2008, 11:16:57 am »
Incredibile, uno Zenith recente guardabile, come lo vedi, Perrson?
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NEW El Primero 4039 Automatic chronograph movement with Grande Date and Power reserve display
Power reserve over 50 hours 41 jewels
Measures short time intervals to a 10th of a second Automatic winding in both directions Central rotor on ball bearings 22-ct Gold or metal oscillating weight with or “Côtes de Genève” pattern
Functions Hours and minutes in the center Small seconds-hand at 9 o’clock
Chronograph:
• Central seconds-hand
• 30-minute counter at 3 o’clock Patented 3-Disc
Grande Date over 2 o’clock
Power Reserve indicator from hour axis

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Orologi e Co... / Cabaret Tourbillon
« il: Marzo 25, 2008, 18:28:25 pm »
Per chi ama (e chi no?)i teutonici, ecco a Voi:
"The tourbillon - cage size 10.4mm, the same dimension as for Lange 1 Tourbillon. In comparison the Pour le Merite and Tourbograph tourbillon cage measures 12.6mm. The tourbillon itself comprises of 84 parts, compared to 72 parts in the Lange 1 Tourbillon. Note the tourbillon staff is beautifully polished.
To be available in both platinum and rose gold, this will be the first Lange tourbillon which is not a limited edition.
The case of the new watch is larger than the original Cabaret. The new case measures 29.5 x 39.2 x 10.25 millimetres compared to of 25.5 x 36.3 x 9.1 mm for the original Cabaret Ref 107.
The watch will feature a 5 day power reserve, unusual (though not unique) for a tourbillon wristwatch."
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Orologi e Co... / New Zenith, problemi per Nataf
« il: Marzo 19, 2008, 10:04:39 am »
Anche in Francia (leblogdesmontres) non sono proprio contenti del buon Nataf, leggete sotto:

"S’il vous plaît monsieur Nataf, arrêtez le massacre! Que Zenith crée des montres sportives, c’est tout à fait normal, votre marque ayant un des plus beaux calibres chronographes du marché (le calibre El Primero), et ce, depuis plusieurs décennies. Mais le Blog des Montres vous en conjure, arrêtez le mauvais goût! Je n’ai aucune idée des raisons qui poussent vos clients à acheter une telle montre Defy Classic, à part qu’il y a de l’or, que c’est gros et que ça coûte cher…
Si je devais décerner la palme de la montre la plus laide de l’année, vous arriveriez exaeco avec la Breitling for Bentley Mark VI complications 29 et son horrible bracelet verdâtre….
Trève de plaisanterie (quoique je ne plaisante pas). Cette Defy Classic Gold à rattrapante est animé par le calibre El Primero 4026 SC, un double chronographe comptant 346 composants. Son monopoussoir permet d’engager deux roues à colonnes capables de mesurer deux temps simultanément.
Je vous présente par avance mes excuses, chers lecteurs, mais vu la répulsion que j’éprouve envers cette montre affreusement bling-bling (bien qu’il n’y est heureusement pas de diamants), j’ai la flemme de vous présenter en détail les caractéristiques techniques. En plus, elles sont en anglais, Zenith ne jugeant pas utile de les traduire."
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In compenso questa nuova realizzazione è sicuramente meno estrema e pacchiana delle ultime (a parte l'oro massiccio) ed a mio parere se la gioca con il Rolex Yacht-master 2 ultimo (sempre in oro)

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Orologi e Co... / GO Senator Sixties crono
« il: Marzo 18, 2008, 14:45:00 pm »
Siamo al top, magnifico:
"Les années 1960 ont été une période faste dans l’histoire de l’horlogerie, le quartz n’ayant pas encore fait de ravages. Afin de rendre hommage à cette décennie faste, la manufacture saxonne Glashütte Original a conçu une ligne au design légèrement rétro baptisée “Senator Sixties“. Pour le salon de Bâle 2008, Glashütte Original lance un nouveau modèle: la “Senator Sixties Chronograph”.
La forme convexe du cadran et du verre saphir est caractéristique du design des années 1960. Les aiguilles incurvées et squelettées glissent harmonieusement sur le cadran satiné. Les index en or rose sont accompagnés d’un point luminescent, traité au Superluminova. A noter l’extravagance des seuls chiffres apparents, 6 et 12, curieusement calligraphiés.
Les designers de Glashütte Original ont placé les compteurs à 3 et 9h. Ces compteurs sont conçus en argent poli et s’intègrent parfaitement sur le cadran de 42mm. La mise en marche et l’arrêt des fonctions chronographes sont accessibles grâce à deux boutons poussoirs de forme légèrement arrondie. Le fond saphir, déjà présent sur la Senator Sixties, permet de voir le mouvement automatique calibre 39-59, digne des plus hauts standards de Glashütte: col de cygne, platine 3/4, guilloché, gravé et masse oscillante en or 21 carats…
L’aspect à la fois rétro et dynamique de la Senator Sixties Chronograph est accentué par un bracelet en alligator noir. Ce modèle se décline en or blanc, acier, avec pour cette dernière version, un choix de couleur du cadran: argenté ou noir.

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Orologi e Co... / Maurice Lacroix news
« il: Marzo 17, 2008, 11:49:56 am »
Ora sono di moda anche i retrogradi, meglio questi o i Master di Longines?

"Masterpiece Calendrier Rétrograde:
Movement: Maurice Lacroix manufacture movement, hand-decorated, mechanical hand-wound ML 150 calibre, 35 jewels, bridges with scroll-form pattern and “black gold” surface refinement, polished steel screws, 18,000 a/h.
Functions: Indication of hours and minutes with central hands, retrograde date indication with hand at 10 o’clock, power reserve indication with hand at 2 o’clock, small seconds at 6 o’clock.
Case: Stainless steel; domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on inside; screwed caseback with sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on inside; water-resistant to 50 m (5 atm); diameter 46 mm.
Dial: Solid silver 925; silver-coloured with anthracite hours ring or black with anthracite hours ring; hand-applied Roman numerals and index marks; curved and luminous hands (hours/minutes/power reserve/small seconds).
Strap: Hand-sewn porosus crocodile leather with folding clasp.

Masterpiece Double Rétrograde:
Movement: Maurice Lacroix manufacture movement, hand-decorated, mechanical hand-wound ML 151 calibre, 52 jewels, bridges with scroll-form pattern and “black gold” surface refinement, polished steel screws, 18,000 a/h. Functions: Indication of hours and minutes with central hands, retrograde 24-hour indication for second time zone at 12 o’clock, retrograde date indication with hand at 6 o’clock, power reserve indication with hand at 3 o’clock, small seconds at 9 o’clock.
Case: Stainless steel; domed sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on inside; screwed caseback with sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating on inside; water-resistant to 50 m (5 atm); diameter 46 mm.
Dial: Solid silver 925; silver-coloured with anthracite hours ring or black with anthracite hours ring; hand-applied Roman numerals and index marks; curved and luminous hands (hours/minutes/power reserve/small seconds).
Strap: Hand-sewn porosus crocodile leather with folding clasp"                  
     
       

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Orologi e Co... / Graham/Cairelli
« il: Marzo 15, 2008, 08:22:59 am »
Ma voi lo sapevate che la caratteristica leva star/stop dei pubblicizzati crono Graham, con l'orgogliosa indicazione London e per ironia utilizzata anche per versioni che richiamano platealmente la RAF inglese (come quello sotto), in realtà è copiata pari pari da crono in dotazione ai bombardieri dell'aeronautica italiana durante la seconda G.M. e di italianissima produzione Cairelli/Roma?
Ma che vergogna!!![}:)][:(!][}:)][:(!]
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Orologi e Co... / Ah!! Parigi!!
« il: Marzo 13, 2008, 18:10:50 pm »
Ultimamente con gli orologi si finisce quasi nel comico (o nel tragico), guardate questo:

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"Paris, city of lights

Piaget has drawn inspiration from two key landmarks of lovers’ favourite city: the Eiffel Tower and the Grande Roue (Ferris wheel) on the Place de la Concorde.
The slender, luminous structure of the historical monument, the city’s universal emblem since 1889, has given rise to diamond-studded watch and jewellery creations. Against the elegant cleavage of a radiantly beautiful woman, a necklace reflects the arches of the world’s most beautiful tower, a magnificent architectural feat also evoked by diamond-set cuff watches.
Meanwhile, the playful and enchanting Ferris wheel provides a pretext for amusing variations. Secret watches and jewellery in motion, featuring tiny baskets of diamonds suspended from a rotating deck, are clearly reminiscent of its famous gondolas.
Paris, so couture
Inspired by a sensual and exquisitely feminine couture style, Piaget dares to go for a “sexy “look with creations echoing the lacing on corsets that are tied and untied with voluptuous delight. In an ultra-chic interpretation of wild Parisian nights, a ruby and pink sapphire necklace imitates untied ribbons hanging nonchalantly along a plunging neckline. In the same glamorous spirit, Piaget introduces a fabulous cuff watch, a recurrent and emblematic object in the brand’s history. Entirely paved with diamonds, this watch literally wraps the wrist in light, evoking a luxurious corset delicately laced by a ribbon of square-cut diamonds, and also comes in a version with a colourful satin ribbon"

E ci sono pure le versioni dedicate alla Grande Mela!!!

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Orologi e Co... / JLC Reverso Gyrotourbillon
« il: Marzo 13, 2008, 16:34:29 pm »

Mamma mia!!, peccato che per risparmiare non abiamo montato in quadrante!!
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Orologi e Co... / ma come si fà !!??
« il: Marzo 12, 2008, 14:49:47 pm »


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B-SIDE d'Antoine Preziuso:
"The watch, as we know, is one of the few jewels of the man and it is in this aspect that B-side will be given first and foremost .. Its aesthetic "overwhelming" expresses a different approach to life, the question of the time display is secondary - nowadays time is recalled in all objects of our everyday life: cell phones, computers and so on.
Too often hidden, the movement becomes the main player in this staging. And when the owner could not resist a peek at the indication of time passing, pressing simple on secret pusher, offers an astonishing transformation.
The watch opens, unfolds and turns without leaving the wrist. The traditional face with hands is revealed."  

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Orologi e Co... / Glycine Incursore
« il: Marzo 12, 2008, 13:58:34 pm »
Glycine Incursore Black Jack Chronograph:
Limited Edition of 500 Pieces
The case, in PVD-coated stainless steel, measures 46mm. It has a sapphire crystal and a display back. It is water resistant to 100 meters.
Movement is the automatic ETA Valjoux 7750.
MSRP will be 2,800 Swiss Francs (approx. $2,750), available from mid-April 2008.

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Carino ma forse un pò caro.....

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Orologi e Co... / new Hamilton
« il: Marzo 12, 2008, 13:54:30 pm »
Hamilton Khaki X-Copter Chronograph: un incrocio tra uno Zenith ed un Breitling. IMHO

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The case, in stainless steel, measures 44mm. The crystal is sapphire and it is water resistant to 100 meters. The dial features a Farenheit/Celsius conversion scale and a Maximum Take-off Weight (M.T.O.W) scale.
Movement is the automatic ETA Valjoux 7750 with 25 jewels.


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