Blancpain Gold Strap Watches

Blancpain created another sophisticated watch inspired y the Palace Museum. The Blancpain Qainkun Carrousel will be displayed at the Palace Museum which is the first ever wristwatch to be displayed there.Blancpain is considered as the oldest watch maker and they never sagged down while creating new watches. Until now, they are still considered one of the world's finest watchmakers. This Qiankun Carrousel is made with an 18 carat white gold case which displays its elegant half open dial which is shaped like the yin yang symbol. It displays the movement through that window which is very nice to look at. It has a date indicator on the 9 o'clock and a power reserve indicator on the 6 o'clock. The time is displayed with roman numerals with a skeleton hands indicator. The case back is made with sapphire crystal that reveals the movement and the image of the Forbidden City on it.This Qiankun Carrousel by Blancpain is indeed a very sophisticated watch with its amazing and attractive design and movement. This really deserves to be displayed in the Palace Museum.

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.