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Archive for March, 2008

Mar 31 2008

NEW Certina Sports Watch

The DS Podium saga has been an ongoing Certina success story since 2004. The new DS Podium Valgranges Automatic comes to life with distinct brio, proud of its sport-tinged class and strong original design.

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Mar 30 2008

NEW Ladies Jewellery watch: Kalla Lune, a dazzling masterpiece.

Part of Vacheron Constantin's Métiers d'Art Collection, Kalla is where precious matter and even more precious time come together. These truly exceptional timepieces wed the finest of the watchmaker's to the best of the jeweller's art. Flawless diamonds, mechanical movements and precious metals form the breathtaking, aptly named compositions of the Kalla collection. Invariably exclusive and occasionally one-of-a-kind, they turn every single instant into a world of pure pleasure.

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Mar 27 2008

We Are The Market Shoutout: Mjolk Ripped!

Published by coutorture under Fashion

Our network partner, We Are The Market, always scouts out the best emerging menswear labels. We are not the sort to be put off by menswear, hell, we've more Steven Alan in our closet than we do Agent Provocateur. In their post on menswear line Mjolk, carried in New York by BBlessing, the Fall 08 collection is revealed and damn if it isn't good enough for the girls. To that end, we've put together a few outfits that rip on the Fall 08 collection. Let's call it styling, shall we? For more on Mjolk, including quotes from the designer and a review of the Fall collection, check out We Are The Market's editorial.











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Mar 26 2008

A Big Bang in the Land of Polo

Hublot has chosen Argentina to cement its commitment to the Gstaad Polo Club and to bathe in the atmosphere of this equestrian sport in the very country where it was invented. In anticipation of the 'Hublot Polo Gold Cup' which will be held in Switzerland next August, the watchmaker today put its seal in the land of polo on its partnership with the prestigious club, at the same time as it presented the new Big Bang chronograph which sports the tournament logo. This was also an opportunity for the brand to present the new ambassador, who will wear its colours: Miguel Novillo Astrada. ambassador, who will wear its colours: Miguel Novillo Astrada.

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Mar 25 2008

Alfex New Structures get Funky

Alfex's New Structures collection will most certainly attract the eye. Flowing, geometric links are assembled in an elegant yet whimsical way that looks graceful and airy on the wrist. We hope you agree that a long article on this collection isn't necessary: these watches speak for themselves.

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Mar 25 2008

Because I’m Addicted Shoutout: The Masculine Gold Watch

Published by coutorture under Fashion

We love it when a trend has options at every price point. Today, while catching up with network partner, Because I'm Addicted, we were reminded (just as she was!) of the masculine gold watch trend we've seen scattered about the delicate wrists of young fashionistas. In her post, Because I'm Addicted references a pretty steamy VMan spread in which the model curls up with what appears to be a gentleman's timepiece. Worse loose in a sexy, messy way, or uptight in a nerdy boyish way, we think gold men's watches are a pretty sweet accessory. Here is our pick of a few at a lower price point, for those looking to make an easy addition to their wardrobe.






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Mar 24 2008

Vacheron Constantin NEW Malte Tourbillon Regulator

A shaped movement in a shaped case. Such apparent logic is not necessarily the rule in the world of haute horlogerie. In choosing the Malte line to present the new Tourbillon Regulator, Vacheron Constantin is using shape to express its horological savoir-faire.

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Mar 23 2008

Limes Classic Watch for Elegant Simplicity

With the increasing array of timepieces with complications and visual elaboration, the Limes Pharo Time-Date might be kind on the eye to many, with is pure elegant, classical beauty which will stand the test of time.

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Mar 20 2008

2008 Bertram 700 Sportfisherman

Published by webmaster@boatloco.com under Boats

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Description: The flagship of Bertram’s intimidating armada, the Seven Hundred bears the considerable weight of its historical storied reputation. Fortunately, with its solid fiberglass hull bottom, high-density foam construction, twin watercooled diesel engines, and available Anti-Rolling Gyro (ARG) system, this is a yacht capable of blasting through the tallest of seas with confidence and comfort. Featuring exclusive ARG (Anti-rolling Gyro) technology, which suppresses rolling motion and reduces rolling angle by up to 50 percent, the 700 is a battlewagon in all types of weather conditions. The deep-V hull, which set the standard for offshore excellence more than 40 years ago, coupled with the modification of the hull strakes to reduce impact at the bow of the boat, combine for a smoother ride and increased performance. With optional power, the Bertram 700 has projected cruising speeds of 35 knots. Available as an open fly or enclosed bridge convertible, the Seven Hundred’s 270 sq. ft. cockpit and substantial midship mounted 2,008- gallon fuel tank offer a combination of maneuverability, spaciousness and range certain to please even the most demanding of captains. The open-air flybridge offers ample storage under the seating, console and cabinets, as well as an AM/FM/CD stereo and entertainment options galore including a grill, refrigerator, sink and cold-water faucet. Navigate the yacht with pride from teak helm and companion pedestals while guests relax in the forward u-shaped lounge surrounding the spacious entertainment forum. The enclosed flybridge adds stylish carpeting, a fully equipped helm station with additional controls, varnished wood paneling, a full wet bar and a DVD-equipped entertainment center to the mix. Deck surfaces coated in non-stick Awlgrip®, molded transom steps and a molded spiral staircase to the flybridge make getting about simple and safe, even in the fiercest of oceans. Frameless side windows give the yacht’s profile a streamlined look, leading to the enormous self-bailing cockpit. This spacious base of operations is adorned with mezzanine seating, freezer, storage locker, and a removable fish box complete with a macerator pump. The cockpit also includes dedicated storage for gaffs or tag and release poles providing organization when raising fish. The salon is filled with rich African Mahogany cabinetry and carpeting with acoustic padding silences the room and sets the stage for quiet nights spent in front of a Bose® home theater system complete with 42” LCD HDTV. The 700 also features a new salon layout built with storage in mind, including a dry bar, which affords space for an additional barrel chair. The optional wet bar showcases a refreshed, modern look and the dinette seating offers space five guests. With the goal of maximizing space without compromising luxury or comfort, the sofa has integrated storage compartments in the arms and an optional, built-in incliner. In the galley, under counter Sub-Zero refrigerator/freezer units and Fisher & Paykel® dishwasher highlight a set of first class appliances that also includes a microwave/convection oven, four-burner cooktop with full oven and trash compactor. Cherry flooring, granite countertops and frameless windows located port, starboard and aft of the salon only increase the space’s beauty. Easily accessible storage over the dinette and under the sofa provide additional space for the added rods, reels, tackle and provisions. All staterooms aboard the Seven Hundred come equipped with LCD TVs, built-in digital alarm clocks and wall-to-wall carpeting. Storage is in ample supply in the master stateroom, with built-in dressers and shelves, a cedar hanging locker, port & starboard nightstands and drawer storage beneath the oversized berth. The highlight of the master stateroom are the large porthole lights on each side of the yacht that provide natural light and spectacular views of the wide open sea. These windows are an advanced product of the design and glass technology from the Advanced Yacht Technology department at Ferretti Group. Vigorously tested to hold up in Bertram-worthy weather conditions, sportfishermen can be certain the windows aren’t just aesthetically appealing, but offer the needed strength in a sportfish yacht. Each window is constructed with two layers of 1 and ½” of tempered glass, while the surrounding perimeter is reinforced with a rigid fiberglass casing that creates seamless integration with the hull. The forward stateroom offers a queen berth, a lighted cedar hanging locker, port and starboard hullside storage shelves and upper cabinet storage. The starboard guestroom boasts large twin side-by-side berths with storage beneath, a four-drawer dresser with shelf, a cedar hanging locker, nightstand with drawer, upper hullside cabinet storage and private access to its head. Speaking of heads, even these areas were met with considerable attention from Bertram’s renowned team of designers. Exquisite countertops and teak flooring add rich, organic hues to each head, while mirrored cabinet doors add to their spacious feel. All boast expansive shower stalls with automatic sump pumps, while the master head adds dual sinks as well. Optional features available on the Seven Hundred include teak cockpit sole, fiberglass swim platform, cockpit fighting chair, Eskimo® icemaker, mister system, 600 GPD water maker and a sleeper sofa for the enclosed flybridge. All in all, the Seven Hundred is a yacht like no other, from a company like no other- Bertram Yacht. 700 Specifications Length, Overall (with bow pulpit) 74' 2" / 22.6 m Length, Hull (standard ISO 8666) 70' 4" / 21.45 m Beam, Max 18' 8" / 5.70 m Draft 6' 0" / 1.82 m Height Above Waterline, Max 18' 4" / 5.60 m Cockpit Area 270 sq. ft. / 25.1 m Fuel Capacity 2,008 US gallons / 7600 L Displacement 116,404 lbs / 52.8 ton Fresh Water Capacity, Total 350 US gallons, 1323 L Engineering Bertram Yacht / Ferretti Group Standard Engine Twin MTU 12V, Series 2000, 1825 HP Optional Engine 1 Twin MTU 16V, Series 2000, 2200 HP Designer of Superstructure and Interiors Zuccon International Project Interior Decor Marty A. Lowe, Inc.

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Mar 20 2008

Favre-Leuba History Behind the Mercury Watch Collection

The 18th century was the century of Enlightenment. Europe teemed with inventors and thinkers, whose genius transformed daring new ideas into crowning achievements. Musicians, artists, philosophers and scientists stamped their times with their courage, passion and remarkable talents. One of them, Abraham Favre, the founder of today's Favre- Leuba manufactory, decided to try his hand at making watches. Tucked away in La Chaux-de-Fonds in the Neuchâtel Jura, this church elder became initiated into the complexities of watchmaking in 1718 under the watchful eye of Mr Gagnebin, an experienced master watchmaker.

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