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Parmigiani Fleurrier Appoints Marcia Mazzocchi as General Manager of the Americas
Parmigiani Fleurier has announced the appointment of Marcia Mazzocchi as General Manager of the Americas, effective January 3rd, 2011. Ms. Mazzocchi will lead the brand in its efforts to develop a stronger presence in North and South America. Ms. Mazzocchi has an extensive background and knowledge of the luxury watch industry, having recently held the post of U.S. President of the Girard-Perregaux and JeanRichard brands. Ms. Mazzocchi has also served as U.S. President of A. Lange & S?hne, where she played a key role in the growth and development of sales and distribution channels in North, South and Central America as well as the Caribbean market. Before that, Ms. Mazzocchi held the position of West Coast Manager and event marketing for IWC.The appointment of Ms. Mazzocchi coincides with Parmigiani's announcement of the opening of its wholly-owned subsidiary, Parmigiani Fleurier Distribution Americas, based in Miami, FL, in order to take direct control of its U.S. distribution.Parm
The Alain Silberstein watch is animated by an automatic mechanical movement - AL-525
The Alain Silberstein watch is animated by an automatic mechanical movement - AL-525, operating at 28,800 vibrations per hour. The movement incorporates black rotor and bridges decorated with circular graining and Cotes de Geneve. It gives an advantage of a 42-hour power reserve.The Alain Silberstein Extreme watch will be available in a limited number of just 257 pieces.
Which is your favorite ss nautilus
Not taking in consideration the price , which ss nautilus is your favorite
Anyone watch the 50 years Beatles Grammy special?
Ringo Star was sporting the aquanaut... I do not know why a lot of people are knocking the 5167 down as a entry level patek and telling people NOT to buy them. I think ringo can afford more then a entry level patek but he still sports one.. I also belive is old band mate sir Paul also has one, so if it, is good enough for the Beatles it should be good enough for 99% of people out there..
Reference books
I clicked on one of the banners here on TRF about a Rolex Daytona reference book by Patrizzi. Then I noticed that the same source is also selling a book about Nautilus and Patek Philippe Modern Watches:(not sure if I am allowed to post this link).collectingwatches/en/...-philippe.htmlI wanted to ask you guys: has anybody ever bought any reference books here? the prices seem to be very steep at 960 (!) euros but an extensive and conclusive reference work could be worth it.Greetings,Dimitry