Revolution Visite di Gibson Nashville fabbrica per coprire la Gibson x Raymond Weil Collaboration

Due marchi riconosciuti a livello internazionale famosi per la loro qualità e le imprese a conduzione familiare, Raymond Weil e Gibson erano presenti all'interno del Revolution Magazine numero autunnale questo mese. Con collaboratore rivoluzione Bill principe concentrandosi sulla recente collaborazione dei marchi, l'orologio e la chitarra appassionato volato a Nashville, Tennessee per scoprire in prima persona l'ispirazione dietro l'ispirazione dietro la progettazione e la collaborazione della Raymond Weil x edizione speciale Gibson Nabucco segnatempo.

Dalla qualità e il design raffinato di orologi classici di Raymond Weil, per l'esperienza musicale del brand Gibson è rinomato per, Bill principe portato alla luce le somiglianze tra i due marchi, sottolineando l'importanza di immagine e di progettazione nel settore manifatturiero.

Il Nabucco guardare fusibili qualità artigianale e il mondo della musica. Con un cronografo 46 millimetri in una cassa in acciaio e titanio e ispirato al self-tuning chitarra Gibson SG Standard, si può leggere di più su l'edizione speciale Raymond Weil Nabucco segnatempo a www.raymond-weil.com .

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Patek Philippe Celestial Sky Moon – 5102J-001

Patek Philippe is, as someone close to me vouchsafed the other day, the brand Rolex owners wish they could afford to buy. I'm not sure that's true. But if it were, it would account for the legions of famous Patek wearers, historic and present. And the 'Patek spotting' thread on the Rolex Forums site. OK, so maybe it is true. After all, if you've got a Jason Statham bank balance, you can afford a Nautilus or two.
Everyone loves Patek Philippe , from celebrity mentalist Charlie Sheen to Robert Downey Junior. But of all the famous owners of Pateks, how many would truly appreciate the genius of the Celestial Sky Moon watch? I'm going to nominate Salvador Dali, who wore the Patek Philippe Moon Phase, another Grand Complication and direct ancestor of the Sky Moon.
A man who painted melting pocket watches would surely have understood the 'slow time' approach of Patek's 240 LU CL movement, and the 'grand complication' at its heart. This beautiful piece of horological art features two crowns: one to set the central hours and minutes hands (which are skeletonised in white gold and applied with lume), and one to set the position of the stars and moon in the deep blue sky.
Telling the time is a secondary function for the Patek Philippe Celestial Sky Moon 5102J-001. Its primary purpose is to track the slow reeling of the stars and moon through the northern heavens. It does this by superposing layers of sapphire crystal on top of one another, creating a deep, dimensional dial experience that's as rich with romance and meditative beauty as any in the luxury watch firmament.
Over a base layer of celestial blue, these sapphire discs rotate to a measure much slower than the traditional passages of time. One shows both the orbit and phase of the moon: another shows the position of the stars as seen from Geneva. It is a display of such simplicity and beauty, only a master of complications could have come up with it. Patek Philippe, which designed the Henry Graves Supercomplication in the early 20th century, is the perfect luxury watch manufacturer to have taken on the Celestial Sky Moon complication of the 240 LU CL movement. The Henry Graves, which was one of the most complicated and expensive watches ever built, showed the celestial map as seen from Mr Henry Graves' apartment on Fifth Avenue.
The 240 LU CL movement is a modular calibre, based on the micro-rotored in-house calibre 240. The module, which powers the rotating celestial discs, adds some 150 extra parts to the movement. You can see the gold micro-rotor switching back and forth through the exhibition caseback, which, like the dial, is sapphire crystal. And as with all Patek Philippe movements, the finishing is superb. Take a moment to be impressed by the satiny sheen of the Geneva stripes on the bridges. The gold wheels. The snailed plates. Then turn the piece over again, and lose yourself in the night sky.
The massive 43 mm case is in yellow gold and is water-resistant to a paltry 25 m. Not that any sane person would be taking their ultra-rare Patek Philippe into the pool. (I'm looking at you here, Charlie Sheen). It's polished to an almost impossible shine, and the caseband is engraved with the 'Calatrava'—the Patek Philippe cross. The bracelet is in blue crocodile leather, and the buckle clasp is in yellow gold. The chapter ring is adorned with Roman numerals, which fit beautifully with the astronomer's aesthetic.
Reference 5102J-001 is the original Celestial Sky Moon model: now legendary for its simplicity, its finish, and of course the movement I've just discussed. There are other models of this watch: the 5102PR in platinum, and the 5102G in white gold. And the Patek Philippe Celestial Sky Moon 5102J-001 was superseded in the second decade of the 21st century by the 6102—a model which added a date complication to the outer ring of the dial. But if you want the 'true' Sky Moon piece, I suggest this is the one you should add to your collection.
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