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Corum chose to unveil their latest version of the Corum Admiral’s Cup Tides 48 at the prestigious Salon Belles Montres held in the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris last weekend.Corum have a well established bond with the world of sailing, one which has seen the Admiral’s Cup evolve from the elegant Carr�� case-shape of the 1960′s to the chunky instantly recognisable rounded 12-sided case of today.? The Admiral’s Cup Tides or “Mar��es” was first launched in 1993 and was developed with the assistance of the Geneva Astronomical Observatory and the Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service of the French Navy.? Functions of the Tides 48 include tide times, strength of currents and strength and size of tides.? If you wear this piece when you set out to sea, calibrate it properly and pay attention to the indications then this watch will be your sailor’s friend.? If you run aground while wearing this watch maybe you should quit sailing and take up golf.The latest edition of the Admiral’s Cup Tides 48 is naturally a 48mm piece, constructed from either titanium or 18ct red gold.? The dial has been refreshed, gone are the outsize Arabic? “60″ and “30″ numerals of previous editions and the colourful pennant hour markers have for this piece been toned down to monochrome.The Corum Admiral's Cup Tides 48 2010The sub-dials have been tidied up and the ingenious addition of transparent hour and minute hands is both functional and fabulous.? At the 12 o’clock position is the moonphase and tidal range indicator, the counter at 6 o’clock indicates tide times and over at 9 o’clock is the strength of current and tide position indicator.? A date aperture is at the 3 o’clock position.? Inside is the Corum C0277? tide movement with power reserve of 42 hours.The Corum Admiral’s Cup Tides 48 comes presented on the sculpted Corum black rubber strap.The 1960 Corum Admirals CupPopularity: 10% [?]|||No Comment Vacheron Constantin M��tiers d'Art Chagall & l'Op��ra de ParisPosted bySylvia McElherroninNovember 27th 2010To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the “Friends of Paris Opera”, Vacheron Constantin present a very special and unique piece, the Vacheron Constantin M��tiers d'Art Chagall & l'Op��ra de Paris “Tribute to Famous Composers”.Preservation of applied arts is an integral part of the philosophy at Vacheron Constantin, a commitment evident in the brand’s M��tiers d'Art collection. The latest piece sets a new standard in what can be achieved in miniature Grand Feu enamel painting techniques.

The Masterwork of the collection the “Tribute to Famous Composers”

Vacheron Constantin M��tiers d'Art Chagall & l'Op��ra de Paris

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The Group has announced its reorganisation: Monica Mailander Macaluso has been appointed Chairman of the Board of the Sowind Group holding company, while the directorship and operational management have been entrusted to Stefano and Massimo Macaluso, Chairman and CEO of Sowind SA respectively. A 'Strategic Management Committee' has been set up. The new Chairman highlighted 'the choice of family continuity, and the new dynamic given to the Group'. Fran?ois-Henri Pinault, Chief Executive Officer of PPR and Vice-Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sowind Group, has renewed 'his trust in the family project and his support for the group project.' The Board of Directors of the Sowind Group holding company, which operates in the Haute Horlogerie sector and encompasses the brands Girard-Perregaux and Jeanrichard, has announced its reorganisation following the sudden death of its Chairman Luigi Macaluso. Monica Mailander Macaluso, an entrepreneur and current Chairman of Sowind Italia, has been appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Sowind Group holding company. The rest of the Board of Directors has remained unchanged. Alongside Stefano and Massimo Macaluso it comprises, as Vice-Chairman, Francois-Henri Pinault, the Chief Executive Officer of PPR, which, following the signature of a strategic partnership agreement in 2008, holds a 23% stake in Sowind Group. The other members are Robert Polet (Chief Executive Officer of Gucci Group) and Henry Peter. The operational management of the Group has been entrusted to Stefano and Massimo Macaluso, Chairman and CEO of Sowind SA, respectively. Stefano Macaluso, previously Vice-Chairman of the company, had assisted his father for nearly 10 years in strategy definition, product creation and development, in industrial management and in the Sales Department. Massimo Macaluso, who has been part of the Group for 10 years and is the current Vice-Chairman, had also been actively involved alongside Luigi Macaluso in defining the Group strategy, and was responsible as Managing Director for the international development of the brand Jeanrichard. The Board of Directors has also approved the creation of a Strategic Management Committee in order to define the areas for development, and will meet periodically for the purpose of operational management monitoring. Monica Mailander Macaluso declared: 'The definition of this new organisation highlights firstly the desire for continuity and the determined commitment of the family to support the technological innovation projects and the group's commercial development. Furthermore, the newly-established management structure will guarantee the skills and resources essential with a view to international development.' Francois-Henri Pinault, Chief Executive Officer of PPR, declared: 'Since we bought into Sowind's capital, we have shared a common vision of the long-term prospects of the Haute Horlogerie sector. We have complete confidence in the company's new management and new organisation, and we are renewing our support to Sowind Group as a strategic partner for the development of the company.' Stefano Macaluso, Chairman of Sowind SA, declared: 'The decisions taken in the last few days have just been an acceleration of the established process, with increasing empowerment of the Group's managerial team, and with a clear business project in terms of industrial policy, product creation and reinforcing the distribution of our brands internationally.' Massimo Macaluso, CEO of Sowind SA, also declared: 'We are a multinational company with subsidiaries in 8 countries, and represented in 60 countries. Our objective is to continue the existing development plan, relying on two particularly important assets. Firstly, our unique dimension in the world of Haute Horlogerie, based on our priceless heritage and on our magnificent technical and production culture. Secondly, our managerial structure, with a team of skilled managers who have been with us for many years, and which is ready to make a success of a business project aiming for ever greater proximity to our customers and the market, and to promote our brands.' Both highlighted that: 'This is the logical consequence of an established project, the fruit of a work already in progress. It means perpetuating the entrepreneurial spirit, vision and creativity of Luigi Macaluso, who was able to make Sowind and Girard-Perregaux, which will celebrate its 220th anniversary next year, an essential international benchmark for the watchmaking world.'