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New Watches!

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We're expecting some great new watches in soon from Germany!

Nice Watch at Bonhams, But We Have One Like It

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Here's a nice watch going up on the block at Bonhams auction. Eternamatic: An 18ct gold automatic calendar wristwatch The signed silvered dial with applied gilt baton hour markers, gilt hands with sweep centre seconds hand and date aperture, 21-jewel Cal:1466U automatic movement, polished round case with screw on back, fitted associated leather strap, dial diameter 3.4cm. A nice, classic design, and very similar to our 1966 model, or our Yaroslavl model watches.

Another NEW Watch!

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We're pleased to present another fine NEW watch from CCCP. This is the 1973 model with its fresh design which is somehow both modern and retro: It also features a glass back, giving you a view of the beautiful and dynamic mechanism.

New Watch

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We're pleased to introduce a new watch that will be available at the end of the month. Introducing the Space Light

My Trip to Germany

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I recently took a trip to Germany to meet with clockmakers and to choose and design NEW models that we will be featuring in the near future. Here are some sneak peaks... For more information, click on the pictures above, and send us an email ! We can set you up with your favorite clock dealer.

watches from outer space

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Here's something interesting... Forget diamonds - one Swiss watchmaker is betting on watches made from moon dust, parts of the Apollo 11 rocket and bits of spacesuits to capture consumer cash as an economic slow down bites. More than 600 watchmakers have the Swiss brand stamp, so Geneva-based Romain Jerome aims to use "inaccessible materials" to set its products apart from rivals such as Richemont's Vacheron Constantin and independent watchmaker Patek Philippe. "We chose the space conquest," he said. "Going to the moon was the biggest adventure of human kind." The group will make 1969 watches - matching the year of Neil Armstrong's and Buzz Aldrin's first journey to the moon - for the "Moon Dust-DNA" collection. The watches, which start at $US15,000 and can cost as much as $US500,000, will be launched in Geneva on Wednesday and presented to customers at next year's Baselworld, the largest annual fair for the watch and jewelry ...