swatch swiss imitacion

[ via SwissTime ]BIENNE, SWITZERLAND, 2008 - Rugged yet sophisticated, the AirBoss Collection was first introduced in 2003, inspired by the flight deck boss of today's aircraft carriers. The beauty and fascination of this timepiece lies in its cockpit like feeling with all its instruments and controls.Victorinox Swiss Army is celebrating the collection's 5th anniversary with a sonic boom and is pleased to present the limited edition AirBoss Mach 6 Power Gauge with mechanical movement. Would it have wings it would fly. Recognizable at first sight this very special timepiece is held in a strong 45mm diameter steel case and triple-coated anti-reflective sapphire crystal allow the view on a striking black dial. The chiseled hands and numbers with PVD Black Ice coating and luminescent segments on all hands and subdial markers ease the use in the dark. The aggregate with the very advanced power reserve gauge function is featured by a 7750 Valjoux self-winding chronograph movement. Backcase delicate engraved details show the Swiss Air force emblem and the limited edition number of the individual timepiece. Through the sapphire crystal the inside mechanic is visible and the oscillating weight with Victorinox Swiss Army logo engraving underlines the bold statement to detail. Elegant dimension to the dial, and the crown - with embossed cross and shield emblem - reflects the brand's full attention to finishes. The power is held together by a black leather strap with grey stitchingThe AirBoss Mach 6 Power Gauge will be produced in a very limited edition of 333 units. Each timepiece will be deployed and recovered in a special collector's box with certificate acting as its airbase.TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:AIRBOSS MACH 6 POWER GAUGE LIMITED EDITIONSwiss-made self-winding, Chronograph movement Valjoux 7750 Additional complication with a power-reserve indicator mechanism45mm stainless steel case with Ice, Black PVD coating See-through screw-in mineral crystal exhibition caseback, Water resistant to 100M (10ATM, 330 FT) Triple-coated scratch-resistant sapphire crystal, Screw-down crownBlack dial with Black Ice PVD coated hands, luminous numbers and details Black soft leather with deployant clasp, SAF logo on PVD-coated buckleSpecial Collector's Box Packaging Numbered Certificate of Authenticity 333 timepieces issued worldwide This fine Limited Edition timepiece is covered by a 5-year warranty

No watch designer will dedicate time, effort, and energy into crafting a timepiece they find unattractive. Individuals have different tastes, styles, and preferences. So what appears as “ugly” for some might simply look unique to another. Considering the fact that, it is not surprising that some boldly-designed watches that are supposed to cater to a niche market turn out to be best-sellers while those that display classic styling get lukewarm reception. Oftentimes consumers look for that one thing which they are not going to find anywhere else.Research may provide a sign of customer preferences but the accomplishment of a watch will only be recognized once it is being sold in the market place. Some watches that integrate new ideas include wooden watches, binary watches, and even cellular phone watches among others. Below is a list of watches most people will find uncommon:The Watch PhonePeople that don’t wear watches typically bring out their cellular phones to tell time. With the cell phone watch, the functionality of both is combined. This watch, integrates mp4 videos, 1.3MP digital camera, Bluetooth, and has touch screen capabilities. All you need to do is to get a Bluetooth-enabled headset and you’re all set to take full advantage of its benefits.Bracelet WatchesOn first look, bangle watches barely look like timepieces. While there are plenty of timepieces that don’t look the part, bangles remain different because it can be ergonomic. It is comfortable to wear because it adapts to the lines of your wrist. Most bangles are also ingeniously designed, with the watch dial hidden in the bangle opening. The bangle bracelet watch doesn’t have to look like a watch unless you want it to!Faceless LED WatchThe Japanese are hardcore technology lovers. That’s why the number of technological developments in the country doesn’t come as a surprise to outsiders. A lot of their products also go outside the box in terms of design, features, and function. The Faceless LED watch is one such innovation. It was developed by Hironao Tsuboi. Basically, metal band was utilized as substitute for digital screens. The metal band and red figures interact with each other to tell time. The display can be quite vague. This very creative design is impressive, but challenging to read.The Wooden TimepieceWho said that wood cannot stand the test of time? This wooden watch certainly did. It is thought to have been crafted in Russia during the early 1900′s. As the Swiss were experimenting with stainless, quartz movement, and chronograph, the Russians were renowned for their wood artisans. Every portion of this watch, with the exception of the spring, is constructed of wood. This really is quite an ingenious construction.The Computer Programmer’s TimepieceFor virtually any computer pro, the word “binary” will immediately bring to mind thoughts of computer programming. Well, if you are really that involved with it, then this binary watch is one thing you’ll like and love. It displays the time utilizing the binary language. So unless the wearer knows a great deal about computers, this watch will not make sense.This assortment of new innovative wrist watches can either look strange, unusual, and also ugly to some people. But these gadgets do have followers. After all, no one would manufacture them anyway if there is no market for it.