In the Boutique district of NYC (Madison Ave between 55-70, not to be confused with the Diamond district on 47th st) I came across two different high-end jewelers selling watches. First is Buccelatti, whose somewhat classical designs in jewelry I've referenced before, with a heavily bejeweled piece. I find it unattractive, but somewhat in keeping with their designs
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The second jeweler was Graff, owned by a man who clearly has too much money. They have a line whose case design and dialwork are clearly intended to suggest a brilliant-cut diamond. The first piece, called the Graffstar, is a simple three-hand watch with a sub-second dial who reinforces that with the design on the dial
The second jeweler was Graff, owned by a man who clearly has too much money. They have a line whose case design and dialwork are clearly intended to suggest a brilliant-cut diamond. The first piece, called the Graffstar, is a simple three-hand watch with a sub-second dial who reinforces that with the design on the dial
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In case the size isn't clear, the Tourbillon named "Mastergraff" has a DLC (Diamond-like Carbon) coated case an a diameter of 47mm.
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In case the size isn't clear, the Tourbillon named "Mastergraff" has a DLC (Diamond-like Carbon) coated case an a diameter of 47mm.
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First is hideous, but I find the second quite nice -- very elegant geometrics...