The Tiffany & Co. CT60 Collection (Live Pics, Specs, & Pricing)
One wouldn't know it, but Tiffany & Co., the blue-chip New York jeweler with the famed blue box, has a very serious history in fine watchmaking. Today, Tiffany launches into an entirely new era of traditional Swiss watchmaking, with a true American twist. This is the brand new Tiffany & Co. CT60 collection – and there is a lot to like. 1 OF 30 Introducing The CT60 Collection Tiffany & Co. believes in doing things the right way, and this means making a major investment in timepieces. As such, the new CT60 collection – named after founder Charles Lewis Tiffany – is being made by the absolute best craftsman in Switzerland. It also means they will offer a wide variety of options for consumers, meaning different case sizes, complications, metals, and certainly prices. The "60" in the name is in reference to a "New York Minute," a term that Charles Tiffany is credited with establishing. 2 OF 303 OF 30 He

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