The newest offering from Bertolucci is a set of watches (available individually too) that go by the poetic names of ‘In The Air’ and ‘The Olive Tree’. Since these timepieces come from the workshop of the fames Italian watch maker, you can well expect them to be verry smooth in luxury without a trace of any convention. And that is just it. In The Air model flaunts a very dainty wind swept pattern on the dial while the first thing you notice in The Olive Tree model is an olive branch (but of course!).

Both watches have a steel frame that is 29mm is wide and 40mm tall with curved dials done in silvered opaline and metallic decor to tell time. The Olive Tree has been embellised with 66 small diamonds that really consitute the olive branch. There are 5 diamonds on the leather strap, the same applies to In The Air too. We really liked the varnished look of the straps that go all the way through the  case and then get screwed on the backside.

The mechanism of the watches works as per the ETA 256.041 Swiss quartz movements that has 52 month battery lives. Both watches have 100 meters water resistance. Very stylish watches for the fashionable ladies out there, these are not obscenely expensive either. We think a few thousan dollars should be enough.

Via allthingswatches

Watchmaker Boucheron is out with first of its three women’s Bestiary Ronde Collection. And trust us when we say, every piece in their lines is as exquisite as the other. Every model comes in two options with the difference being in more or less decoration. Yep, you can see in the picture above how the decorative chameleon can be had all by itself as well as when partially hidden behind a foliage of precious stones.

Running on a GP 4000 automatic movement, the watches shown above have been designed by Girard Perregaux. And his creativity has kept the traditional seconds hand away and replaced it with a revolving disc. If you look close, there is a small fly that moves around each minute just managing to escape the traps of the chameleon’s sticky tongue.

The watch frame has been crafted in gray gold with a width of 42 mm. We like the splash of colors in the form of the sparkling precious stones of various kinds in the timpiece. Agreed that the collection does look a bit whimsical, even Boucheron calls the seconds disc a bit crazy. However, we still stand by what we said. The watch is exquisite in its quirkyness and will go well with a woman who isn’t afraid of experimenting.

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Mobiado is one cell phone brand that really hasn’t disappointed the rich whims and fancies, so far! You ask for luxury, and the folks at this company give you luxury, topped with a little more. Take their new professional 105GCB Rose mobile, for instance.

Keeping the signature Mobiado structure for a mobile intact, this one looks more or less the same but with a pink spark. Yep, we are referring to the 18K rose gold plating that will strike a chord with the ladies out there.

The front and back of the Mobiado 105GCB Rose has been done in sapphire crystal (complemented by sapphire crystal buttons) that is framed in brass. The letters and symbols have been painted in hand. Stainless steel screws hold the patent-pending hidden sliding battery cover, made in single piece sapphire crystal, mechanism. Oh, yes and here is some techie dope. A 2-inch QVGA display gives off close to 16 million colors. And if you get bored with that, play with the 2-megapixel camera that has a 1 GB memory. No word on the price.

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Van Cleef & Arpels have launched a charming watch for the pretty ladies out there. The concept is very stylish as the the timpiece has a design that celebrates simple exploration of the Parisian city, and so the name, Journée à Paris which mean ‘day in Paris’.

The designer watch definitely tells time but it also features a special disc with a female character who is busy and happy enjoying the beautiful locales in French capital. The partially viewable disc makes a full revolution each 24 hours. Van Cleef & Arpels explain that the lady in the watch begins her day in the Tuileries with a diamond, mandarin garnet and bouquets of different kinds. In a similar fashion, the day moves through Ile de la Cité, the Avenue Montaigne and the Paris Garnier Opera, each marked by a different precious stone every time.

Insiders reveal that Van Cleef & Arpels spend some nine months trying to develop the watch itself. So far only 80 pieces will be available with a choice of 18K white or pink gold cases. The main dial is mother of pearl that is adorned with gold inserts and the black 24 hour disc is onyx with gold.

Via luxist