News Audemars Piguet / Cartier
Audemars Piguet
“Royal Oak Frosted Gold”
As the women’s Royal Oak, which was launched in 1976, celebrates its 40th anniversary, Audemars Piguet unveils a new model, Royal Oak Frosted Gold. The defining feature resides in its shimmering sparkle, which in turn comes from a surface treatment process rooted in an ancient gold hammering technique called the Florentine technique. A date indicator can be found at the 3 o’clock on its silver-toned dial with the “Grande Tapisserie” pattern.
Case: Diameter 37mm, 18KPG, Water resistant 50 m, See-through case back / Movement: Cal.3120 Automatic (40 jewels, Frequency 21,600 vph, Power reserve 60 hours) / 5,508,000 yen
Cartier
“Panthere de Cartier”
Cartier has reinvented Panthère for the first time in 13 years. The timepiece was very popular thanks to its well-proportioned square case. While the characteristic design featuring a ring indicating the minutes using the Roman index remains, there are now two case sizes to choose from: SM (30 x 22 mm) of a smaller case and MM (37 x 27mm) of a more standard-sized case. Available in stainless steel, 18-carat white gold, 18-carat yellow gold, and 18-carat pink gold (see image). A jewelry version adorned with a combination of diamonds is also available.
Case: MM Dimensions 37mm X 27 mm, 18KPG, Water resistant 30 m / Movements: Quartz with two hands / 2,559,600 yen
July 19, 2017
