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Showing posts with label events. Show all posts
Thursday, May 20, 2010
HUBLOT's watch-tester at BaselWorld 2010
HUBLOT watches on Ebay
YouTube via HouseOfRam — May 20, 2010 — "How about trying a watch but never touching it? Visitors to BaselWorld could try on Hublot watches with this machine. To allow visitors to try on their favorite watch Hublot asked for the Dietlin watchtester. This machine circles the watch over the user's wrist. The user can then see if they like the watch.
May, 2010.
... Hublot Dietlin watchtester baselWorld 2010 try Swiss Geneva スイス tourbillion トゥールビヨン balance time 時計 clock wrist 懐中時計 hand watch hours minutes seconds calendar chronograph date GMT クロノグラフ tachometer reserve wind automatic gears wheel movement ムーブメント craft make handmade precision timepiece crown dial skeleton art diamonds horology complication retrograde moonphase moon"
Music sounds like Phoenix.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Baselworld 2010: Rolex watches in Basel, Switzerland
YouTube via KeepTheTime
"Authentic pre-owned Rolex watches at http://www.KeepTheTime.com
Here are some of the new Rolex pieces that were released at Baselworld 2010. You can see the new green dial Submariner, and stainless steel Submariner. Sadly though, there were no new GMT watches released this year. Maybe next year we will get a new ceramic Pepsi bezel GMT-Master II, that would be sweet! That green dial Sub is so nice, it will definitely hold us off until Basel 2011. Thanks for watching. Stay tuned for more Baselworld videos and pictures on our blog."
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Watches From Baselworld 2009
You can find 20 unique watches from Wired's coverage of Baselworld 2009 here.Pictured
"Concord Quantum Gravity
The craziest watch of the day: a tourbillion that rotates both vertically and horizontally, a power reserve that uses liquid expanding and contracting to indicate levels, and a suspension bridge linking all of it together."
below:
"Hamilton ODC
Hello, Dave. This model is inspired by a prop watch the company created for Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey."
Photos: Mark McClusky
via Dorian and via Russ.
Baselworld 2009 Official Website
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