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| + | The dynamics of shapes have dictated the design of this new-generation round watch which showcases audacity and ergonomics. | ||
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'''Senator Chronometer. For the special moments in life.'''<br> | '''Senator Chronometer. For the special moments in life.'''<br> | ||
'''The exclusive launch of the Chronometer in Berlin.''' | '''The exclusive launch of the Chronometer in Berlin.''' | ||
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[[Important wristwatches, pocket watches, figure clocks and exceptional enamel boxes - Saturday, November 14, 2009, Sheraton Hotel, Frankfurt Airport|>>> more >>>]] | [[Important wristwatches, pocket watches, figure clocks and exceptional enamel boxes - Saturday, November 14, 2009, Sheraton Hotel, Frankfurt Airport|>>> more >>>]] | ||
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Coloseo: The quadrature of the circle  The dynamics of shapes have dictated the design of this new-generation round watch which showcases audacity and ergonomics. SAINT HONORE wanted a genuine masculine watch, as demonstrated in the choices made. The slender design of the case in a 44 mm diameter is perfectly trendy whilst its chunkiness lends itself to a very contemporary interpretation of the crown/crown protector assembly. The “falling” horns ensure perfect adjustment of the strap to the wrist. In short, everything in this watch evokes a movement of rare elegance. Senator Chronometer. For the special moments in life.  October 13, 2009 When seconds turn into significant moments, something very special is often created. A decision becomes a success, a victory turns into a triumph, and a “yes” is transformed into a promise for life. The Senator Chronometer was made just for such precious moments. As unique as life itself, it is an uncompromising acknowledgement to the value of every single second. The Glashütte watchmakers have therefore taken all the time necessary to develop a manually wound caliber to make the Senator Chronometer ... Important wristwatches, pocket watches, figure clocks and exceptional enamel boxes - Saturday, November 14, 2009, Sheraton Hotel, Frankfurt Airport  In its 80th auction on November 14, 2009, Auctioneers Dr.H. Crott and Stefan Muser will once again demonstrate their ability to hold a top quality auction with an excitingly special and diversified range of objects. The timekeepers and fine pieces we will be offering come from all over the world and were picked with greatest care to ensure that they meet the high quality standards we take such pride in offering. Every single one of the modern and vintage wristwatches, precision pocket watches, enamel watches, clocks and gold enamel boxes has been chosen with regard to its unique historical and qualitative value to delight the connoisseur of precious pieces. The wide range of objects includes for example a rare large IWC aviator’s watch, cal. 52T created for the German ... |