Graff Diamonds Hallucination, The $55 Million Quartz Watch
At first glance, one could hardly spot anything really tentative about Graff Diamonds' first appearance at Baselworld earlier this year.?The booth, 503 square meters upon a single elevated space, was designed by Graff's Monaco-based interior design team in the likeness of a Graff Boutique. The booth was quite charming indeed, with walnut wall paneling and bronze feature showcases; however, it was the treasure within that triggered an almost dreamlike state.The sense of unreality was probably the result of one really expensive quartz watch -?the Graff Diamonds Hallucination, priced at fifty-five million dollars ($55 million), undoubtedly, the most valuable watch ever created. The incredible worth stems from 110 carats of really rare and really big colored diamonds?set into a bracelet of platinum.?Some of the rare diamond?colors are Fancy Vivid Yellow, Fancy Intense Pink, Fancy Intense Blue, Fancy Light Pink, Fancy Light Grey Blue, Fancy Intense Blue, Fancy Green and Fancy Orange. In add

SM300 Project
Hi All,First post on this forum, but I wanted to share a project in the works with you guys. I was a little late to the SM300 WatchCo party and as such I unable to obtain a NOS no-date version of the SM300. Therefore, I have sourced the pieces independently. Heres a pic of some of the parts which have come in. Will share more pictures as the watch is assembled by my watchmaker. Cheers,Warren

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