Cartier Treasures In Beijing September 5 – November 22
An exhibition of Cartier treasures will be on display at the Palace Museum in Beijing September 5 – November 22. The exhibition includes more than 350 items, including archives dating from the founding of Cartier to its creations from the 1970s. Partly dedicated to royal jewels, the exhibition will be housed in China's former Imperial Palace and will be illustrated by historical documents relating to European royal courts, which earned Cartier thanks to King Edward VII of England, its reputation as the Jeweller of Kings and King of Jewellers .Some of the items selected highlight the Chinese influence on Cartier creations: lacquer ware inlaid with mother-of-pearl, ancient carved and engraved pieces of jade, and divinities and fantastic animals created by the jeweller's hand. These creations represent the bonds that have existed between Cartier and the Far East since the beginning of the 20th century. The distinctive creativity, style and expertise of the jeweller are illustrated

MeisterSinger Salthora Meta With Green Dial For Harrods
Easily identifiable and differentiable designs are one of the keys to a?model's �C or?rather, an entire brand's �C success.?If a brand can forge a cast-iron USP (unique selling proposition), it's got a pretty good chance of finding a foothold in the market. For German brand MeisterSinger, their reputation as a "uni-hand" brand has won them many fans. However, with the MeisterSinger Salthora range, we saw an evolution of their design principles, and the latest addition to that?collection is the MeisterSinger Salthora Meta watch. The MeisterSinger Salthora Meta is a bit larger than its parent line, but uses an identical design. Along with the release of four core models, a special edition green dial for Harrods of London has been produced. The green dial variant is available from May 1st, 2015, and features an automatic movement listed on MeisterSinger's official website as an ETA 2824-2/Selita SW 220-1.When it comes to design briefs, MeisterSinger's was always pretty straightforward: one

I Am Now A Patek Owner, A Patek Owner Am I
Guess what I got?

Favorite Nautilus in Category
A thread to discuss the merits of those Nautilus we like the best.Remember there are no winners and there certainly are no losers.Just a discussion of which Nautilus we like and why.Pictures are a must whenever possible, remember it's awfully hard to discuss the beauty of something without a picture.There are 17 models in this category, as such I actually have a couple of favorites.From the Patek Phillipe website:Strong design and reliabilityThe Nautilus collection was introduced in 1976. Patek Philippe was looking for a strong design and an inimitable personality. An inspiration for its design soon emerged: The universal shape of a porthole found on virtually all maritime vessels. The original model was the Ref. 3700/1 in steel. Since then, the Nautilus has established itself as a classic, elegant sports watch and the original reference is one of the most sought-after timepieces at auction. The new Nautilus collection showcases the flattering redesign of Patek Philippe's casually eleg

Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives...and a YG YM2
Didn't think Guy Fieri was the YM2 type. Figured him more as a Sub kind of guy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk