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The environment famous high-end watch manufacturer, Raymond Weil, recently comes with another boffo chronograph which is especially designed for women. It astonishes people past the high quality, �� la mode design, fascinating color and unmatchable luxury. That is Raymond Weil Freelancer Ladies chronograph.? Raymond Weil replica watchesThis brand-new chronograph is a harmonious blend of new design and mechanical complexity, destined to grasp the hearts of global women fashionistas. With powerful femininity, this chronograph merges alluring nuances and textures, featuring iridescent mother-of-pearl watch dial demonstrated by three chronograph counters located at 6, 9 and 12 o'clock respectively for 12-hours, 60-seconds and 30-minutes display. The dial is furthermore majestically completed by high-end polished indexes and baton-shaped diamond-tipped hour hands coated with luminescent substance.This superb timepiece have a voguish, slightly oversized case with the diameter measured 42mm and intertwines highly polished surfaces incorporated by diamond-adorned bezel. Totally speaking, the bezel of the novel Raymond Weil Freelancer chronograph was studded with 66 white diamonds. For the accurate timing and excellent performance, this watch is powered by a high-frequency push-button mechanical movement which oscillates a rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour to ensure the 46-hour power reserve. from one side to the ot the transparent sapphire case-back, you can distinguish the admiring dance of the movement. Moreover, this watch is waterproof to 100 meters and it embraces the lady's wrist with a crocodile leather strap demonstrated by saddle stitching ended with deployment buckle and double push-pieces security. For the retailed price, it is estimated to be around $2,500.

In many areas of luxury the end consumer is often met with the finished product with little idea of how that product was actually developed the way it was, nor why. Here A. Lange & Sohne provides a fascinating insight into how it approached three technical areas of watch*** and reveal how each of those paths evolved.The first of Lange's innovations for 2010 is harder gold (top). Chemically speaking, this novel "honey-coloured" gold is an 18-carat gold alloy which means it consists of 75 percent pure gold. Its colour lies midway between pink and white gold and is attribut-able to its copper and zinc content.The combination of a special thermal treatment with a slight admixture of man-ganese is responsible for its extraordi-nary hardness which registers between 300-320 HV on the Vickers scale. To put that in perspective, yellow gold's value lies between 135-150 HV meaning honey-coloured gold is more than twice as hard. The benefits to the watchmaker and the wearer are obvious, offering far improved scratch resistance and durability.Meanwhile another of Lange's discoveries for 2010 centres round its Zeitwerk timepiece (above) which boasts numerals that are obscured behind the dial for most of the day. To ensure the wearer can read the time in the dead of night, the numerals’ ability to absorb light had to be addressed.Lange's solution was to create a sapphire-crystal dial with a semi-transparent but UV-permeable coating. The light in the ultra-violet (UV) range from 250 to 430 nanometres is allowed to pass unhindered so the Superluminova numerals can be charged up with photonic energy even when obscured behind the dial. This allows them to glow for several hours at night despite not seeing sunlight in the traditional sense for much of the day.The final innovation likewise involves luminosity but is related to lunar discs rather than numerals. Lange's 1815 Moonphase is accurate to such a degree that it takes over a thousand years for the display to be off by one day relative to the moon's position. Maintaining this excellence, Lange wanted to develop a coating for the stars that would genuinely emulate the appearance of the night sky.The brand employed a group of scientists who pioneered a new process in the watch*** industry in which they apply extremely hard carbon films to the solid-gold lunar discs through physical vapour deposition �C known as PVD. This adjustment of the su***ce not only delivers the desired col-our hue but also very high wear resistance. The lunar discs are crisp and brilliant.