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Although Valentine's Day is far away, planning in advance is always a good thing. So, for all you guys, looking for that perfect gift to spoil your lady love on this special day, your search ends now. Blancpain has just announced a timepiece that is dedicated to Pure Love and Femininity. Named, the St Valentin 2010 watch, this exquisite timepiece is for the lady with a taste for luxury and class. The stunning timepiece boasts of a never before seen shape. The dial of the timepiece is done in white and pink mother-of-pearl in the shape of a heart while the bezel is adorned with 500 diamonds and pink sapphires. The perfect timepiece to display your love, the watch sports a heart-cut diamond at 12 o'clock. Furthermore, this special timepiece boasts of the world's smallest self winding movement, the famous "Lady Bird" Caliber 615 whose beauty is revealed via the sapphire crystal case-back. Finishing touches are added by a genuine satin strap (black or white) and a pin buckle with a pear-like pink sapphire. A limited edition, this timepiece is restricted to just 14 units.

Fashion watches from Blancpain and DeLaneau have all been highlighted as ideal choices when choosing a timepiece for a special woman.Watch Luxus picked out the duo of products, believing that each one has elements that will instantly tug at a female's heartstrings, as well as make their outfits more glamorous.For instance, the Blancpain Saint-Valentin 2011 offers a packed dial, providing wearers with not only the current time, but also a complete calendar, day and month indicator and a moon-phase indicator."The Saint-Valentin 2011 embodies a perfect compromise between resolute femininity and cutting-edge watch*** techniques," the news source commented.Meanwhile, the DeLaneau Magic Haute Joaillerie timepiece offers fashionistas a unique product, thanks to its dial being hidden under a dome of rubies and diamonds.Another appealing watch from DeLaneau that could tempt consumers to splash the cash is the Atame, which offers stylish nudges towards the Art Deco period, World Tempus recently reported.