I find the newest women's watch from Girard-Perregaux a little sexist (women aren't the only shoppers after all) but the watch is awfully attractive. The Girard-Perregaux ww.tc 24 Hour Shopping Watch gives the time in 24 time zones listing them, not by cities as most watches do, but by shopping destinations. The watch lists places famous for their fashion and luxury boutiques, such as Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Dubai, Ginza and Rode Drive. There are several different versions available and each one focuses on two specific venues: Faubourg Saint-Honoré and Orchard Road, or Montenapoleone and Central or Rue du Rhône and Nan Jing Xi Lu. The other time zones are indicated on the city ring by fifteen different sized diamonds, adding up to 0.18 carats. The dial has diamonds as some of the hour markets and the bezel is set with 54 diamonds (a total of 1.95 carats). The 41mm watch uses the Girard-Perregaux movement GP033G0, a mechanical movement with automatic winding. It has a sapphire crystal and a sapphire back. One nice detail is the onyx cabochons set into the watch crowns.
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3-04-2008 @ 4:23PM
Jason said...
Nice ladies watch!
http://www.professionalwatches.com/2008/03/sneak_preview_baselworld_2008_1.html
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3-14-2008 @ 4:31AM
Kevin Brady-Jones said...
It is a most unattractive watch and to have Dubai (UAE) listed on the face, adds credence to the suspicions flooding the airwaves, that indeed something is going on in the economics of society. Let's see Dubai has about 20% of the worlds cranes in it's country along w/ 250,000 Chinese laborers attempting to, not only to build the world's largest buildings, an underwater Hotel, 2-3 Palm Islands w/ houses @ a 1/4 million dollars and Malls, all to be finished in the next 2 years! The largest building already has 146 stories w/ who knows how many to go? Also 2 indoor skiing and snow boarding monstrosities, Dubailand, a theme park larger then Disneyland & Disneyworld combined, as well as a sports complex of 5-6 buildings to be the largest in the world and a runway that will be able to accept NASA's returning rockets. I say, what is going on? Anyone else interested.
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