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Rado D-Star Automatic (R15610172)

Nice watch well made. Big. I have had it for a year and its a really nice watch.But its really big on your wrist. The buttons stick every now and then for the stopwatch. but its ok.

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by Miguel Angel Garca, From India New Delhi

Rado Centrix Black Dial Stainless Steel and Black Ceramic Men's Watch R30934162

Very pleased..

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Review by John Hilton, From Switzerland Intragna

Rado Centrix Black Dial Rose Gold PVD and Ceramic Automatic Men's Watch R30158172

Great Rado Centrix watch I got a lot of compliments and a lot of people asked where I got it. It's very simple but very stylish. Unique watch for sure

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by erika santiago, From Australia Wollstonecraft

Each year has its own theme. After exploring that of "The Gift of Time" in 2012, the Paris-based house is dedicated 2013 to sport. "Sport has always played an important role at Hermes", explains Luc Perramond, CEO of La Montre Hermes. "Passion, fair play, team work and elegance in motion are all sports-related values that also define us."
Three sports models
The Dressage line, first launched in 2003, has been beating since last year to the tempo of exclusive Manufacture movements testifying to the brand's passion for fine mechanisms. In collaboration with Vaucher Manufacture Fleurier, Hermes has this time interpreted it through a chronograph version with an opaline silvered or black dial.

Still in the equestrian world, the Arceau collection welcomes the Chrono Bridon model, which highlights an extremely original strap. Inspired by riding bridles, the small leather bit known as a bradoon reinforces the strap attachment to the case with distinctive saddle stitching.
 

In the nautical world, the sports theme is expressed in three new Clipper Sport models featuring vivid colours. The iconic bezel inspired by the portholes of the large 19th century sailboats is extended by a strap in orange, blue or Hermes red rubber.

New interpretations of the Arceau Le Temps Suspendu model
A world away from that of sport, Hermes continues to provide glimpses of a poetic universe that it has been exploring in particular depth recently. "Time to dream is a territory that we began charting two years ago with 'Le Temps Suspendu'. In this concept, technical expertise is dedicated to serving Hermes poetry and we offer people a chance to experience a very special relationship with time," points out Luc Perramond. The Arceau Le Temps Suspendu watch enables the user to bring the hours and minutes hands to a halt at around 12 o'clock, at an imaginary time, while the seconds hand in the graduated subdial continues turning, but backwards. "It is basically a playful nod," adds Luc Perramond. "This seconds hand is designed to serve as an indicator that although time has been suspended, it is in fact still running. It is also a means for us to show that one can indeed play with time and not take oneself too seriously." Available in a 38 mm diameter that is ideal for ladies' wrists, the Arceau Le Temps Suspendu 43mm equipped with a large retrograde date display now comes in two new versions: platinum and platinum set with baguette-cut diamonds.

Finally, Luc Perramond emphasises the presence of two exceptional creations at this year's edition of Baselworld, and notably the Arceau Pocket Volutes which highlights the perfect sobriety of Grand Feu enamelling on the dial, the refinement of gold marquetry, and the meticulous precision of the hand engraving adorning the cover. A unique creation testifying to Hermes' determination to perpetuate traditional crafts.

 
Amid the stillness of the city, wrapped in a shroud of darkness punctuated by diamond-like sparks from the cityscapes, a mysterious creeping creature appears. Its predatory air and stealthy prowl foreshadow a powerful revelation. The C1 BlackSpider unveils a dramatic mutation with dazzling diamond brilliance adorning its horological arachnid body parts. This potent and exquisitely shimmering transformation captures the fascinating paradox between the distinctive horological design and authentic prowess in the realm of horological mechanics.
 

The fascinating arthropod appears to be suspended in mid-air, with eight legs firmly embedded in the generous 47 mm-diameter, 13.55 mm deep ultra-light titanium case - while the movement plate, symbolizing its abdomen and also serving as the watch dial, lies at the bottom of the empty space created by the remarkable depth. The watch movement elements aligned down the middle reveal the nerve center of this mesmerizingly disturbing creature. The rhythmical oscillations of the tourbillon mechanism occupy a space of their own, entirely in tune with the gravity-defying nature of this emblematic beast.
The cut-outs admirably highlight Concord's fundamental construction principles - including its sturdy design, side-screwed protective ring, "ramparts" protecting the anti-reflective sapphire crystal and fortified crown - while accentuating the "camouflage" effect that helps it merge smoothly into its natural metropolitan environment. This is a creature that deserves to be viewed from both sides, and the exhibition case-back reveals the handsomely decorated 19-jewel hand-wound C105 movement, with its sandblasted and polished bridges, steadily beating at 21,600 vibrations per hour.
This dramatic new predator clings firmly to the wrist on a black rubberized alligator strap held by four self-locking screws and a smoothly flowing lug-free attachment construction.
A brilliant new form of watchmaking life has escaped from the C Lab: the electrifyingly resplendent C1 BlackSpider Brilliant is out there, thriving in the radiance of the city lights - meticulously spinning its web as it prepares to attract and capture its doubtlessly willing prey.