In August 2024 Frederique Constant unveiled its Classics Moneta Moonphase, a timepiece on which the traditional fluted bezel motif was moved to the flange, giving the case the appearance of a coin – hence the ‘Moneta’ moniker. Now the Geneva-based manufacture has added further style flourishes, giving two of the original models with blue or silver dials a new look that takes them into a whole other aesthetic dimension.
For the first variation, Frederique Constant has opted for a PVD case done out in yellow gold with matching hands and hour markers – a classic prestige livery. For the first time ever, the second timepiece features a Milanese mesh bracelet, beautifully offsetting the steel colour of the case, externals and Moon display at six o’clock and resulting in a more vintage look. Both watches retain the 37-millimetre diameter case and are powered by a quartz movement that makes the Classics Moneta Moonphase that bit more affordable – and desirable.
One of Frederique Constant’s most foundational style principles is timelessness, characterised by a vintage look coupled with discreet modernity – and both new variations of the Classics Moneta Moonphase take the expression of that principle to new heights. Are they vintage, contemporary, urban, Sixties, or Seventies? At the end of the day the answer is very much in the eye of the beholder; the one thing that’s not up for debate is the thoroughly horological nature of the two timepieces.
In the best traditions of fine watchmaking, the dials sport a meticulous sunray finish, softly diffusing light towards the twelve applique hour markers above which hand-polished dauphine hands glide effortlessly. The decision not to include a seconds hand blurs the boundary between quartz and mechanical movements: at first glance, it’s impossible to tell which powers the Classics Moneta Moonphase. The calm, peaceful atmosphere exuded by the dial is further highlighted by the moonphase at six o’clock. Earth’s closest neighbour cycles through its phases in 27 days, 7 hours, 43 minutes and 12 seconds at a rate invisible to the naked eye. Housed in a 37-millimetre case, the restrained and elegant Classics Moneta Moonphase embodies the canons of watchmaking etiquette, be it on men’s or ladies’ wrists.
The style signature of the Classics Moneta Moonphase is its flange, crafted to resemble the edge of a coin. Here, this hallmark of Geneva watchmaking has been moved from its original location on the bezel, instead adding grooved relief to the dial. Frederique Constant’s creativity delights in these clever, sophisticated new takes on convention – giving the brand its very own design ethos in the process.
On the first new variation, the brilliant yellow gold colour adds a further sense of prestige to the piece; the finish is a first for a Classics Moneta Moonphase. The Moon, stars and all the externals (the case, hour markers, hands, and crown) are done out in the same hue, underscoring the philosophy of affordable luxury so dear to Frederique Constant.
The second version offers a steel colour scheme to complement its gold counterpart. Instead of a calfskin strap, the watch sports a Milanese mesh bracelet – another first in the Classics Moneta Moonphase collection. The flexible bracelet fits snugly around the wrist almost like a second skin, giving the piece both a daringly relaxed air and a vintage look; Milanese mesh was all the rage in the 1970s. The steel bracelet beautifully offsets the colour of the applique hour markers and dauphine hands (another icon of vintage watches), as well as the lunar grey of the Moon and stars. The complication is encircled by a thin gold line matching the lettering of the brand’s ‘Frederique Constant, Genève’ signature at twelve o’clock.
In 2025, Patek Philippe introduced a refined addition to its Cubitus collection — the 7128/1R-001 — marrying architectural form with classical horology. With its distinct square-with-softened-edges design and sumptuous rose gold execution, this timepiece commands attention without overstating its presence.
A Design That Speaks Volumes
At first glance, what stands out is the 40 mm diagonal case (corner to corner) sculpted in 18k rose gold. It’s neither oversized nor diminutive — a sweet spot intended to “suit every wrist.” The case surface is treated with alternating vertical satin-brushed and polished finishes, giving depth, subtle contrast, and a tonal tension that keeps the light dancing across its facets.
The corners are softened, and the bracelet integrates seamlessly, blurring the lines between case and strap. The overall silhouette affirms a modern sensibility without abandoning timeless proportions.
Dial & Legibility — Warmth in Brown
The dial is rendered in a sunburst brown hue with a horizontal embossing pattern — itself echoed in the movement’s rotor. Applied rose gold baton hour markers, along with matching hands filled with luminescent material, provide clear legibility even in lower light. A framed date aperture at 3 o’clock provides practicality without overwhelming the visual balance.
Every element is considered, from the consistent motif across surfaces to the proportions between elements — a hallmark of Patek Philippe’s aesthetic discipline.
Movement & Technical Heart
Inside the 7128/1R is the manufacture calibre 26-330 S C — a self-winding movement with sweep seconds, stop-seconds function, and a power reserve of 35 to 45 hours. The movement is just 3.59 mm thick, while the case measures 8.5 mm in overall height.
A signature touch: the rotor is made of 21k gold and decorated with the same horizontal motif that graces the dial — creating a visual link between front and back. And through the sapphire crystal case back, one can admire the movement finishing and architecture — an homage to open craftsmanship.
The movement is built around well-regarded technologies: Gyromax® balance, Spiromax® balance spring, and regulated to 28,800 semi-oscillations per hour (4 Hz).
Bracelet, Comfort & Wearability
The integrated rose gold bracelet shares the same alternation of satin and polished surfaces as the case, continuing the design narrative seamlessly. It closes via a fold-over clasp with a lockable adjustment system, allowing fine tuning of fit.
At just 8.5 mm thick, the overall profile remains slim and comfortable — suitable for daily wear, formal occasions, or even under cuffs.
Practicality & Durability
Though Patek Philippe frames the Cubitus more as a luxury daily than a sports watch, the 7128/1R offers water resistance of 3 bar (≈ 30 m) — enough to withstand casual splashes and everyday exposure. The screw-down crown and robust case construction add security to the design.
The Aesthetic Statement & Market Position
With its warm rose gold exterior and brown dial, the 7128/1R taps into a rich, autumnal palette well suited to both business and evening wear. Its geometric lines and crafted finishes position it as a design statement rather than a mere functional tool.
Final Thoughts
The Patek Philippe Cubitus Ref. 7128/1R-001 is a watch that quietly asserts itself. It is neither overtly sporty nor classically dressy — it lives in a comfortable middle ground, with design ambition and technical integrity married elegantly. For those who appreciate geometry, gold tones, and high watchmaking, it could stand as a signature piece that doesn’t scream but commands respect.
At first glance, the new Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 31 glows with an almost hypnotic allure. The dial—a gradient of deep red fading to black—captures the very essence of twilight. Rolex describes it as a “communion of light and shade”, a poetic phrase that beautifully encapsulates both the spirit of the design and the mastery of its creation.
In a landscape where luxury watches often rely on restraint, this red ombré dial stands apart as a daring statement. Inspired by the fleeting warmth of sunset, it is a study in contrast—fire meeting shadow, brilliance meeting depth.
The Datejust Legacy: A Timeless Classic
Few watches embody enduring elegance quite like the Rolex Datejust. Since its introduction in 1945, the Datejust has remained an archetype of classic watchmaking—combining practicality with poise. It was the first automatic, waterproof chronometer wristwatch to display the date at 3 o’clock, revolutionizing wristwatch functionality.
Eighty years later, its appeal remains undimmed. Every new iteration is a dialogue between Rolex’s storied past and its forward-looking innovation. The 2025 red ombré model continues this legacy, adding a bold splash of color to an icon known for quiet confidence.
A Fiery First: The Red Ombré Dial
This is the first time Rolex has rendered the ombré dial in such a vivid, fiery tone. Originally introduced in 2019 and reserved for the Day-Date, the ombré design uses PVD (Physical Vapour Deposition) to create its distinctive gradient — a subtle yet striking play of color that intensifies toward the outer rim.
The red ombré dial on this Datejust 31 feels like molten gold meeting shadow — expressive yet elegantly restrained. Surrounding the dial are 46 brilliant-cut diamonds, framing the color like sparks at the edge of a flame. Ten more diamonds serve as hour markers, each set in 18 ct yellow gold, offering a luxurious rhythm of sparkle and hue.
The Oyster Case: Symbol of Strength and Elegance
The 31 mm Oyster case, crafted from a solid block of 18 ct yellow gold, reflects Rolex’s unmatched craftsmanship. Its proportions balance grace and durability—refined yet robust. The Twinlock winding crown ensures waterproofness up to 100 metres (330 feet), while the sapphire crystal with its Cyclops lens guarantees clarity and scratch resistance.
Every curve, polish, and surface of the case has been refined to capture light in motion. This is not merely a protective shell—it’s a statement of permanence.
Inside the Movement: Calibre 2236
At the heart of this watch beats the Rolex Calibre 2236, a self-winding mechanical movement entirely developed and manufactured by Rolex. Introduced in 2014, and fitted to this model since 2018, it remains one of the brand’s most advanced calibres for smaller timepieces.
Equipped with the Syloxi hairspring in silicon and the paramagnetic nickel-phosphorus escape wheel, the Calibre 2236 ensures resistance to shocks, temperature variations, and magnetic fields. Rolex’s patented Paraflex shock absorbers and Perpetual rotor guarantee optimal performance with a power reserve of approximately 55 hours.
In typical Rolex fashion, the technical brilliance remains discreet—hidden beneath a case back that needs no exhibition window to prove its worth.
The President Bracelet: Prestige Refined
Created in 1956 for the launch of the Day-Date, the President bracelet remains one of Rolex’s most recognizable and prestigious designs. Reserved exclusively for precious metal versions of the Datejust and Day-Date, it blends seamless comfort with iconic aesthetics.
The three-piece solid links, crafted in 18 ct yellow gold, feature polished center links and satin-finished outer links—a tactile reminder of Rolex’s dual mastery of craft and ergonomics. Inside, patented ceramic inserts enhance flexibility and longevity. The concealed Crownclasp ensures a flawless visual continuity.
The Superlative Standard
Every Rolex watch undergoes stringent in-house testing under the Superlative Chronometer certification, redefined by Rolex in 2015. This guarantees exceptional precision (−2/+2 seconds per day), waterproofness, and durability.
The hallmark green seal accompanying each watch is not merely symbolic—it represents Rolex’s five-year international guarantee and its pursuit of horological excellence.
Why It Matters: The New Expression of the Classic
The Datejust 31 red ombré isn’t just a new dial variation—it’s a confident evolution of a timeless silhouette. It brings emotion to engineering, warmth to precision, and a renewed sense of individuality to a collection that has long stood for universal elegance.
It’s a reminder that even within the disciplined world of Rolex, art and feeling still have their place.
Technical Specifications
Model: Oyster Perpetual Datejust 31 (Ref. 278288RBR) Case: 31 mm Oyster case in 18 ct yellow gold, diamond-set bezel Dial: Red ombré with sunray finish, 10 diamond hour markers Movement: Calibre 2236, self-winding mechanical, Syloxi hairspring Power Reserve: Approximately 55 hours Water Resistance: 100 metres / 330 feet Bracelet: President, 18 ct yellow gold with concealed Crownclasp
Final Impression
The 2025 Rolex Datejust 31 with red ombré dial encapsulates the duality of light and emotion, elegance and endurance. With its distinctive color gradient, exquisite gem-setting, and technological mastery, it transcends the boundaries of timekeeping to become wearable art.
In a world of fleeting trends, Rolex once again proves that true innovation lies not in change, but in evolution.
Chief Date Royal Purple –Favre Leuba Heritage, Elevated
Favre Leuba builds on the momentum of its celebrated 2024 revival of a 1970s icon with the Chief Date Royal Purple – bold, bright, and impossible to ignore.
True to its storied heritage, yet open to contemporary energy, this latest iteration makes a confident statement with an electrifying purple dial.
The Power of Purple
Steeped in the codes of royalty, mystery, and creative power, purple is more than a color – it’s a presence. Favre Leuba harnesses its chromatic richness not just for its visual impact, but for its symbolic heft. More than a reflection of inner strength, character, and purposeful elegance, Royal Purple becomes a declaration of intention and craft – qualities that have defined the Chief Date’s singular, enduring spirit from the outset, now reasserted and elevated in this striking new expression.
Radiance, Refined
The Chief Date Royal Purple’s dial commands attention, its dial shimmering with intensity from every angle. Favre Leuba’s signature high-relief hourglass motif anchors the design, while a sunburst finish catches the light, adding unexpected depth and dimension.
A polished, three-dimensional Favre Leuba monogram adds a sculptural accent to the dial’s precise geometry. Rhodium-plated hands glide above, their Super-LumiNova C1 X1 coating, ensuring crystal-clear legibility, day or night. At 3 o’clock, the neatly integrated date window delivers functionality without interrupting the dial’s harmony.
Form and Function in Balance
Beneath the showstopping dial, the Chief Date Royal Purple faithfully retains the clean, contemporary architecture that has always defined the Chief collection. It builds on the iconic 40 mm cushion-shaped stainless-steel case, with a harmonious interplay of polished and satin-brushed surfaces.
At just 10.81 mm thick, the case is thoughtfully proportioned for both wrist presence and everyday wearability.
Deeper within, yet fully visible through the sapphire caseback, beats the FLD03 automatic movement, engineered in partnership with La Joux-Perret. Robust and refined, this caliber delivers unwavering precision and reliability along with a 68-hour power reserve.
Every element of the movement is a testament to Favre Leuba’s uncompromising watchmaking standards – from the custom-designed skeletonized rotor, adorned with intricate colimaçonnage (a brushed spiral pattern) and soleillage (sunburst) finishing, to the Geneva stripes across the mainplate and thermally blued screws. Attention to detail is evident at every turn.
Distinctive Versatility
The Chief Date Royal Purple offers versatility without compromise. Its integrated stainless steel bracelet – defined by vertically brushed surfaces and polished center links – creates a cohesive, refined profile that flows seamlessly from the cushion-shaped case. This architectural integration ensures both all-day comfort and a secure, confident fit on the wrist.
For those seeking a contemporary edge, a matching purple FKM rubber strap is also available, fastened with a Favre Leuba pin buckle. This visually striking alternative injects a sport-driven character into the timepiece, giving it a distinctive flair while meeting the demands of modern, dynamic lifestyles.
Each strap choice reflects the Chief Date Royal Purple’s unique ability to transition effortlessly between sophistication and spirited individuality – defining versatility through both design and intent.
Chief Date Royal Purple – Technical Specifications
Case: Stainless steel, water resistant to 10 ATM, curved sapphire crystal with anti-reflective coating, sapphire caseback, and crown with embossed monogram.
Diameter: 40 mm
Thickness: 10.81mm
Movement: FLD03
Self-winding
68 hours of power reserve
28,800 vph (4 Hz)
24 jewels
Geneva stripes, thermally blued screws, colimaçonnage, soleillage, engraved monogram on the rotor
Functions: Hours, minutes, seconds, and date
Dial: Patterned dial in a semi-glossy sunray finish with a recessed 3D logo set into the surface. Applied rhodium-plated indexes featuring a polished finish with sandblasted grooves, enhanced with Super- LumiNova C1 X1 (blue). The hour and minute hands are rhodium-plated with a brushed finish and sandblasted grooves, also treated with Super- LumiNova C1 X1 (blue).
Bracelet: Integrated stainless steel bracelet with alternating brushed and polished finishes, designed for a seamless fit with the case. Secured with a butterfly clasp engraved with the Favre Leuba logo.
Rubber Strap: Durable FKM rubber strap in matching purple, offering a sportier, lightweight alternative. Secured with a stainless steel pin buckle engraved with the Favre Leuba logo.
In the ever-evolving world of haute horlogerie, where technical innovation often dominates the conversation, Bvlgari has always danced to a different rhythm — one that beats with boldness, beauty, and unabashed Roman flair. With its latest artistic breakthrough, Polychroma, Bvlgari reasserts its authority as the jeweler of time, blending opulent color, sculptural craftsmanship, and watchmaking mastery into one groundbreaking high-jewelry collection.
What Is Polychroma?
The name “Polychroma” comes from the Greek roots poly (meaning “many”) and chroma (meaning “colors”). But Polychroma is more than an aesthetic celebration of multicolored gemstones — it is an ethos. A creative manifesto. A multi-sensory universe where each timepiece transcends function and becomes an object of emotion, storytelling, and movement.
Polychroma is not just a collection — it is a gallery, a prism through which the maison expresses its boldest and most colorful ideas yet.
The Roman Soul of Bvlgari
Bvlgari has always drawn inspiration from Rome — the Eternal City — where ancient art, vibrant color, and architectural grandeur intersect at every corner. With Polychroma, this heritage shines brighter than ever. The collection is a tribute to Roman light, nature, history, and mythology — reimagined through a contemporary lens.
Each piece channels a distinct facet of Roman culture, whether it’s the golden glow of a Baroque basilica or the magical twilight of a firefly-lit evening. From Bernini’s sunbursts to the geometry of ancient mosaics, Bvlgari transforms historical inspiration into wearable modernity.
Five Masterpieces That Define the Collection
1. Nuvole Preziose – The Celestial Pendant Watch
This radiant piece is a visual symphony inspired by the ceiling of the Basilica Maxentius in Rome. A 6.88-carat yellow sapphire gleams at the center of the dial, surrounded by clouds crafted in yellow and white gold. These detachable elements can be worn as earrings, blurring the line between jewelry and watchmaking.
A butterfly — set on a trembler for kinetic elegance — evokes a vintage Bvlgari brooch, nodding to the maison’s rich archive. It took over 1,500 hours to complete, a stunning commitment to craftsmanship that reflects Bvlgari’s pursuit of beauty without compromise.
2. Notte Stellata Diva – The Roman Night Sky
“Notte Stellata” translates to “Starry Night,” and this poetic timepiece delivers exactly that. Inspired by the silent allure of a Roman night, its domed dial is set with moving fireflies, sculpted from yellow diamonds and blue sapphires. The watch is a celebration of both motion and mystery — a canvas of deep blues, scattered starlight, and artisanal detail.
The bracelet continues the story, flowing with a dégradé of sapphires, and finishes with a yellow diamond firefly, creating a dreamlike continuity from wrist to sky.
3. Serpenti Aeterna – The Eternal Symbol Reinvented
No Bvlgari collection is complete without the serpent — the iconic Serpenti that has come to represent transformation, femininity, and eternal renewal. The Serpenti Aeterna distills the snake into its purest, most modern form. Minimalist yet powerful, the bangle bracelet wraps the wrist with a single, sculptural twirl, set either with diamonds and emeralds or diamonds and sapphires.
This is Bvlgari’s serpent reborn: sleek, bold, and effortlessly contemporary. It speaks not of danger, but of evolution and strength.
4. Gioco di Forme e Colori – The Secret of Playful Luxury
Translating to “Game of Shapes and Colors,” this exuberant secret watch exemplifies Bvlgari’s joyful creativity. The dial is hidden beneath a detachable brooch, itself a mosaic of gemstones: a 12.34-carat tanzanite, rubellites, tsavorites, sapphires, and garnets, all arranged in dynamic shapes.
This timepiece is as sculptural as it is wearable, with a bracelet that flexes laterally — a rare technical flourish. It’s maximalism with meaning, where every gem plays a part in the kaleidoscopic narrative.
5. Tubogas e Colori – Reinventing an Icon
Bvlgari’s Tubogas — a fluid, flexible bracelet design with roots in 1940s industrial design — gets a vibrant makeover. In Tubogas e Colori, the watch is swathed in a rainbow of hardstones and gemstones: from tourmalines to turquoise, malachite to coral.
A 6.65-carat amethyst acts as a transparent dial cover, creating a liquid, dreamlike effect. This piece is a masterclass in contrasts: soft curves against sharp geometry, warm hues beside cool tones. It’s not just a watch. It’s a jewelry sculpture that tells time.
Microscopic Marvel: The Piccolissimo Movement
Beyond their visual drama, most Polychroma timepieces are powered by the Piccolissimo mechanical movement — the smallest of its kind in the world. Measuring just 12mm in diameter and weighing 1.30 grams, it is a micro-engineering feat, created to support the Maison’s commitment to miniaturized excellence without sacrificing aesthetic freedom.
Each manual-winding movement delivers a 30-hour power reserve, ticking at 21,600 vibrations per hour. This movement isn’t just an innovation — it’s liberation for Bvlgari’s designers, allowing them to explore radical shapes and structures never before possible in high jewelry watches.
A Multiverse of Luxury: Beyond Timepieces
The Polychroma collection goes beyond the wrist. Bvlgari has extended its bold vision into ultra-exclusive categories: Jewelry Bags, Eyewear, and Fragrances. These objets d’art carry the same DNA of chromatic richness, daring combinations, and obsessive craftsmanship.
Together, they create a multi-sensory experience that defines what modern luxury looks, feels, and even smells like.
A Message from the Maison
Jean-Christophe Babin, CEO of LVMH Watches and Bvlgari, captures the spirit of the collection best: “Polychroma represents an extraordinary source of pride for all of us at Bvlgari. Each creation is a testament to our colorful and vibrant DNA, a celebration of the boldness that has always set Bvlgari apart. This collection not only honors our heritage but also reaffirms our commitment to excellence, constantly pushing the limits of what luxury can represent.”
Fabrizio Buonamassa Stigliani, Product Creation Executive Director, adds:“These creations are frequently inspired by our archives, preserving a strong link with our heritage while pushing the boundaries of design, gemology, and watchmaking.”
A Revolution in Luxury Time
With Polychroma, Bvlgari has done more than launch a high-jewelry collection. It has issued a declaration of artistic freedom — one rooted in color, culture, and craftsmanship.
In an industry where tradition often anchors innovation, Bvlgari dares to sail uncharted waters. Polychroma is a love letter to diversity, to metamorphosis, to color as language. It is the embodiment of luxury for the senses — watches that shimmer, whisper, and pulse with the spirit of Rome.
Because at Bvlgari, time doesn’t just pass — it glows, dances, and dazzles.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Nuvole Preziose High-Jewelry Pendant Watch – 104215
Nuvole Preziose High-Jewelry Pendant watch in white and
yellow gold with a 58 mm case, 8,45mm thin, 76cm chain
(resizable to 48 cm) set with 1 certified cushion-cut yellow
sapphire of 6,88 cts, round brilliant-cut diamonds (18,20
ct), yellow sapphires (10,63 ct), blue sapphires (3,00 ct),
aquamarines (0,47 ct), baguette-cut diamonds (5,90 ct),
oval-cut Paraiba tourmalines (1,81 ct) and pear-shaped
diamonds (0,61 ct). Pavé-set diamonds on the dial (0,23 ct),
12 brilliant-cut orange sapphires (0,05 ct) as indexes, blue
hands. Two detachable earrings.
Piccolissimo manufacture manual winding mechanical
micro movement, 2,5mm thin, 30-hour power reserve,
21’600 Vph (3Hz) frequency.
Notte Stellata Diva High-Jewelry Watch –104207
Notte Stellata Diva High-Jewelry watch in white and yellow
gold, 38cm case set with round baguette-cut blue sapphires
(2,40 ct), round brilliant-cut blue sapphires (0,31 ct) and
diamonds (1,03 ct) on the case and bezel. Dial set with
round brilliant-cut blue sapphires (3,57 ct), diamonds (0,58
ct) and yellow diamonds (0,46 ct), oval-cut blue sapphires
(0,36 ct), diamonds (0,15 ct), princess-cut diamonds (0,40
ct), pear-shaped diamond (0,18 ct) and pear, cushion and
emerald-cu yellow diamonds (1,58 ct). 12 round brilliant-cut
diamonds as indexes (0,06 ct). White gold bracelet and
folding buckle set with round brilliant-cut diamonds (4,35
ct) and blue sapphires (0,96 ct).
Piccolissimo manufacture manual winding mechanical
micro movement, 2,5mm thin, 30-hour power reserve,
21’600 Vph (3Hz) frequency.
Serpenti Aeterna High-Jewelry Watch – 104266
Serpenti Aeterna High-Jewelry watch in white gold set with
brilliant-cut diamonds and brilliant-cut sapphires of varying
color. One twirl bracelet (size 155 mm) and case set with
428 diamonds (4,91ct), 263 sapphires of varying sizes (6,10
ct) and one central sapphire (0,60 ct). Dial set with 107
diamonds (0,25 ct), blue hands.
Quartz movement. Functions: Hours, Minutes.
Serpenti Aeterna High-Jewelry Watch – 104265
Serpenti Aeterna High-Jewelry watch in white gold set
with brilliant-cut diamonds and round-shaped emeralds.
One twirl bracelet (size 155 mm) and case set with 428
diamonds (4,93ct), 263 emeralds of varying sizes (4,35
ct) and one central emerald (0,45 ct). Dial set with 107
diamonds (0,25 ct), green hands.
Quartz movement. Functions: Hours, Minutes.
Gioco di Forme e Colori High-Jewelry Secret Watch – 104216
Gioco Di Forme e Colori High-Jewelry secret watch in white
and rose gold. 150 mm bracelet set with baguette-cut blue
sapphires (1,15 cts), tsavorites (0,87 ct), aquamarines (0,62
ct), yellow sapphires (0,54 ct), rubies (0,51 ct), rubellites
(0,35 ct), round brilliant-cut amethysts (0,37 ct) and
fancy-cut turquoise, malachite and soldalite. Detachable
brooch set with 1 certified cushion-cut tanzanite of 12,34
ct, 2 oval-cut rubellites (3,98 ct), fancy mixed and step-
cut yellow sapphire (2,32 ct), blue tourmalines (2,18 ct)
and amethyst (0,87 ct), baguette-cut red garnets (2,18 ct),
spessartites (2,14 ct) and emeralds (0,64 ct), trapeze-cut
yellow sapphire (0,73 ct), red garnet (0,69), emerald (0,48
ct). Round brilliant-cut diamonds (15,07 ct) and baguette-
cut diamonds (4,71 ct) on brooch and bracelet. Pavé-set
diamonds on the dial, blue hands.
Piccolissimo manufacture manual winding mechanical
micro movement, 2,5mm thin, 30-hour power reserve,
21’600 Vph (3Hz) frequency.
Tubogas e Colori High-Jewelry Manchette Watch – 104212
Tubogas e Colori High-Jewelry manchette watch in rose,
white, and yellow gold set with 1 fancy-cut amethyst of 6,65
carats, fancy-cut citrine (4,40 ct), topaze (2,77 ct), pink
tourmalines (2, 86 ct), green tourmaline (1,99 ct), rubellites
(1,72 ct) and yellow beyl (0,70 ct), cushion-cut sapphire
(2,24 ct), aquamarine (1,36 ct), amethyst (0,93 ct), peridot
(0,81 ct) and tourmaline (0,55 ct), oval-cut aquamarine
(1,64 ct), pear-shaped tsavorite (2,10 ct), baguette-cut
diamonds (3,73 ct), round brilliant-cut diamonds (10,58
ct), beads of rubellites (10,20 ct), tanzanites (7,43 ct) and
green tourmaline (3,47 ct), fancy-cut sodalite, turquoise,
malachite, roots of rubies and coral. Pavé-set diamonds on
the dial (0,55 ct), blue hands.
Piccolissimo manufacture manual winding mechanical
micro movement, 2,5mm thin, 30-hour power reserve,
21’600 Vph (3Hz) frequency.
