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One look at the exquisite jewelry Vacheron Constantin Kallania watch and I can't help but notice its similarity with the Graff Superstar watch. However it was the Vacheron Constantin Kallania that ended up being the true star as it bagged the Best Jewelry Watch award at the Vogue Jewels Awards 2009 held in Madrid Spain. The Kallania which made its debut in January this year at the Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) exhibition is considered to be a successor of the brands diamond studded Kallista watch. The Kallania is an exquisite piece crafted entirely from 18-karat white gold and features 186 bead-set emerald cut diamonds across its bracelet, case, and dial. This glorious watch boasts of a hand-wound Vacheron Constantin 1003 caliber movement which measures just 1.64mm in height making it the world's thinnest mechanical movement. There is also a Geneva Seal stamped on the bridge which is an indication of the movement's high aesthetic standards.

If you want to have a watch that embodies your country, and as well as your love for your own nation, Vacheron Constantin has created a timepiece where every country will have the chance to get its own design.Vacheron Constantin started its M��tiers d’Art ‘Les Masques’ in 2007. It promised to run the collection for a three-year period until the 2009, with a set of four new masks a year, representing the four continents of Asia, America, Africa and Oceania.The first four masks produced last year was that of Alaska, China, Congo and Indonesia. This year, the four primeval masks represent Mexico, Japan, Gabon and Papua New Guinea.With technique and quality of work being imposed in every detail of the tribal masks design, it has come to produce a timepiece of such an elegant work of art.Each watch is either in gold, pink gold or stainless steel case in alligator strap. And every year, each of the four masks has 25 limited edition pieces, consisting of a total of 300 Vacheron Constantin M��tiers d’Art ‘Les Masques’ for three years.