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Michele CSX Black Ceramic Diamond Ladies Watch MWW03N000003

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Michele CSX-36 36 mm Diamond Watch 03M01A1046

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Michele Ladies Deco Mother of Pearl Dial Chronograph Watch MWW06P000014

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Review by Jessica Giajnorio, From Germany Hannover

Our first visit to the Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition was full of cultural and horological revelations, swapping the early morning starts of Switzerland for the altogether different rhythm of a watch exhibition that opens its doors at midday but only starts to get really busy in the late evening. Read our coverage of the show for a look into Qatari tastes and a few sneak previews for Basel.

Attention turns this week to the world of the motor car, as the Geneva Motor Show gets under way. TAG Heuer celebrated the start of this automotive week with a spectacular display in the centre of Geneva yesterday, bringing a Formula E racing car to the streets of the city to drive across the landmark Mont-Blanc bridge. Various other brands will be showing off their associations with some of the world's luxury car manufacturers in Geneva this week. Find out more on the perfect fit between watches and cars in Michele Brunner's article tomorrow.

With BaselWorld only 15 working days away teasers and new releases are coming thick and fast. So much so that we dedicated an article solely to the phenomenon of the teaser in the digital age. One of the teasers we looked at was for the new H3 by HYT, which we are delighted to reveal in full later today on the site.

The smartwatch issue was pushed centre stage last week as Frederique Constant revealed not just a watch but an entire technological ecosystem designed to allow any brand to incorporate smart technology into a wristwatch. The market is very quickly being divided between leaders and followers and we will analyse the implications of the first "horological smartwatch" later this week.

And finally, a new month means a new competition on WorldTempus. The winner of our March competition will win a magnificent Reuge Arche music box worth 3,900 Swiss francs.

The artistic approach and vision of David Zanetta and Denis Flageollet are grounded on the solid foundations of technical knowledge, well-mastered expertise and a culture nurtured by several centuries of history and enriched with all kinds of beauty.

Imposing tower clocks, table clocks or grandfather clocks, pocket watches and now wristwatches: the very essence of this horological culture graces the dial of the DB25T, notably in the aesthetic work on materials, the engraving and the light effects, but also and above all through consistently demonstrated miniaturisation technology.

The 44mm round case in white gold of the DB25 and its openworked lugs frame a polished and blued titanium sky, inlaid with solid white gold stars and adorned with hand-engravings - by artist Michele Rothen - on solid gold and representing the 12 zodiac signs.
The radiance instilled by the silver-toned guilloche decoration radiating from the dial centre contributes to the multiple shimmering light effects on the grained rings, and on the openworked polished yellow gold hands.

The technical nature and the high frequency of the hand-wound DB2109 mechanism driving the jumping seconds display makes a striking contrast with the delicacy with which this large blue hand finely points to every second. De Bethune wished to revive the traditions of the golden age of horology by infusing this movement with the soul and the majesty of the great historical regulator clocks. "Jumping seconds" was a natural choice to impart a noble cadence to the passing of time. The components are pared down to essentials and feature simplicity where required and complexity where necessary.
A deltoid-shaped bridge adorned with the "Côtes De Bethune" motif supports the central seconds hand, while a double lever with four pallets drives the double gold wheel of this "jumping seconds". The latter performs an impressive mechanical ballet rendered technically feasible by new technologies.

De Bethune has equipped the DB2109 with its silicon-titanium tourbillon making one rotation every 30 seconds at 36,000 vph. This ultra-light tourbillon comprises 63 parts, of which the lightest weighs less than 0.0001 grams and the heaviest 0.0276 grams! The movement offers 4 days of power reserve.

The watch is fitted with a navy blue, extra-supple alligator leather strap, with pin buckle. It comes in a limited edition of 20 pieces.

PPR today announces the appointment of Michele Sofisti as CEO of Sowind Group. He will start today in this new position. He will be seconded by Stefano Macaluso, Managing Director for Girard-Perregaux, and Massimo Macaluso, Managing Director for JeanRichard and the Manufacture, who stay in their current position. He will also continue to serve as Chief Executive Officer Gucci Group Watches and Jewellery, and Member of the Board of Directors of Gucci Timepieces Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and Japan.

An expert of the Haute Horlogerie industry, Michele Sofisti joined Gucci Group Watches as Strategic Advisor in 2009. He was promoted to CEO in 2010 after helping successfully reposition Gucci's product offering within the watchmaking market.
Commenting on this announcement, François-Henri Pinault, CEO of PPR and President of Sowind Group, said: "I am pleased to welcome Michele Sofisti to this new role. Michele has b management expertise within the high-end watchmaking segment. I am confident that he will be able to develop Sowind Group's growth on the international market, just as he is successfully doing currently at Gucci Group Watches."
Michele Sofisti commented: "I am delighted to be offered the opportunity to further develop this high-end watchmaking manufacture, which includes such a prestigious brand as Girard- Perregaux. I am looking forward to work alongside Monica Macaluso and with Stefano and Massimo Macaluso to bring Sowind Group's growth potential to full fruition."

About Michele Sofisti
Michele Sofisti has extensive experience in the watchmaking industry. Before creating Sofos Management, his own activity devoted to international strategy, marketing and management consulting, in 2005, Michele Sofisti was President of Swatch AG (Switzerland) for five years. He also served as President of Fred Jewellers and Christian Dior watches at LVMH, following his initial experience in the Swatch Group as Vice-President and then President of OMEGA SA. He began his career as a Geologist, then entering Ferrari where he was promoted as CEO of Ferrari Germany. An Italian national, Michele Sofisti earned a degree in Geology from the University of Parma.