concord c1 quantum gravity online

C Lab published all details about its stunning Concord C1 QuantumGravity timepiece that will debut at the BaselWorld 2009. We already featured some information about the Concord C1 QuantumGravity in January.The Concord C1 QuantumGravity aims to dazzle with emptiness. The inside of the watch is extremely cleaned up, one wonders how it actually still can tick.The are still 511 parts inside this watch that make it work. Features include aerial bi-axial tourbillon mechanism, vertical power reserve, and Individualist seconds. There will be only 10 C1 QuantumGravity watches made. Can you afford to wear one?More details on Watch Luxus and the C1 Quantum site.The BaselWorld 2009 will take place in Basel from March 26 to April 2nd. The watch show will spawn over six exhibition halls with a total surface area of 160,000 m2.

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