The Novelties of 2010 Geneva Wristwatches
As we all know that, those wristwatches displayed in Geneva Exhibition go to the excellent timepieces of every famous brand. All of those masterpieces are not just the tools for time keeping but also the artworks. Well, in the approaching 2010, which kinds of wristwatches rank in the top lists? Among all the brands, what I appreciated most are the Cartier and Van Cleef & Arpels novel wristwatches. Let’s go deeper into the details.
In the 20th Geneva International Watches Exhibition, Cartier displayed its latest version of wristwatch with the latest creation and exquisite craftsmanship. That is the Rotonde de Cartier Floating Toubillon Skeleton Wristwatch. The dial features skeleton Roman Numerals. Equipped with its self-winding movement, the skeleton wristwatch with floating tourbillon, blue hands as well as the sapphire-enchasing crow stood out from its counterparts.
Another Cartier masterpiece, Captive de Cartier broke my idiomatic opinions about Cartier wristwatches. Set in exquisite and sensible design exterior, the whole wristwatch distracts our attentions by its ultimate luxury. Classic dial features irradiating diamonds pattern in different length and the dazzling diamond bezel.
The second brand which surprised me a lot by its uniqueness refer to Van Cleef & Arpels. In my memory, the wristwatches under this logo are the artworks rather than timers. This time Cartier Lady Arpels Extraordinary Butterfly firstly utilizes the brand-new colored foil azure stone technique in the watches making.
Lady Arpels Extraordinary Hummingbirds displayed me the dynamic beauty of the bird and flowers. Besides, the dazzling diamond bezel strengthened its luxurious charm. This time, Van Cleef & Arpels is surprising for its five wristwatches which are made under the exquisite techniques like gemstone enchasing, Cloisonne Enamel, and three-dimensional enamel.
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