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If you're looking for some avant garde and elegant timepiece that doesn't brag too much, you better have this Concord C1 Tourbillon Gravity.Its cutting edge design is brought by the tourbillion that can be spotted at the outer circumference of the case itself, unlike the other tourbillion watches where it is placed on the dial. Another of its unique feature is the separate luminescent seconds display at the side of the tourbillion carriage.The watch is made of 18k white gold and white gold bezel with seven black rubber-coated for enhancement. Its back case is also made of 18k gold with Diamond-Like Carbon treatment, and as well as 18k white gold at the crown with black rubber guard. With its use of somewhat hidden gold elements, this watch doesn't boast too much, although its entirety already makes it an eye catcher.Its dial is composed of 12 parts which includes four sapphire crystals. It is made of machined metal with openings that lets you see its movement.The watch has a power-reserve indicator found between 7 and 8 o'clock, a trust index display just opposite the power-reserve indicator which indicates the balance amplitude, and a flyback chronograph counter at 5 o'clock.This Concord timepiece measures 48.55mm in diameter and 18.5mm thick that is mounted on a black vulcanized rubber strap with 18k white gold folding clasp with the Concord logo. This adds a little of that sporty look and making the watch fit for both formal and casual wear.

Concord introduced a new C1 Chronograph, with a special blue treatment, last month at the Baselworld show. Like the original C1 Chronograph, it comes in a large, but wearable 44 mm size. It has the same signature vulcanized rubber around the bezel and on the crown and pushers, that is seen on all C1 timepieces. Inside, is a nicely decorated automatic chronograph movement (an ETA Valgranges A07.211) with blued screws and a blackened oscillating weight. The dial is carbon fiber and blue, with an exposed date indicator and a three subdials, at 6, 9 and 12 o'clock. The coolest feature, and what sets this apart from all other C1 chronographs, is the blue PVD case. It has basically been run through a washing machine - giving it a faded blue "destructed look". Retail: Estimated $10,000Source: Concord