Try the Christophe Claret DualTow – Dare to be different
Sunday, April 12th, 2009
Baselworld happens to be a cool place for those who can’t resist themselves from checking out the best collection of watches available currently in the market. The star attraction this week has been the Christophe Claret’s DualTow watch that comes with exceptional design, unique mechanism, and a fresh look altogether. This watch is not comparable to any of its competitors in the market and probably it doesn’t have any competitors, in terms of elegant looks as well the mechanism incorporated in the watch.
The stylish DualTow features mono-pusher chronograph, provided with tourbillion escapement, and it’s surely one hell of a breathtaking watch. Its exclusive system of planetary gears provides the users with one-of-its-kind column-wheel controlled chronograph mechanism, courtesy Claret.
The harmonious chime signals every phase of the stop, start, as well as return-to-zero sequence, and it seems as though every little feature of this gorgeous watch is simply too stylish and far from an ordinary one.
Even the minutest functionalities like that of the system of dual barrels are pretty unique, as these parallel barrels ensure a high power reserve of more than 50 hours as such. What’s more you get the choice to fully customize your watch-case, chronograph pusher as well as strap. And that’s not the end of the story either, as you get to even play around with components of the 582-part movement, such as the belt displays, main plate and literally anything and everything.
The most unique part of this watch is the fact that during production, Claret will unveil total 68 units in the market, but none of them will be identical, meaning that you get an identity of your own along with this watch.
But you sure have to spend some serious money to own this extraordinary timepiece.
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