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In 1989, Rado produced the first shows to be entirely out of ceramics and Rado Ceramica announced new departures in the watchmaking industry. Change the perspective in how watchdesign can be. A final mark in time. A strong personality.With a touch of ingenuity, Rado has transformed this icon in the Ceramica White, taking the idea of continuity more far.Now and in time for the holiday season, deliberately Rado Ceramica white is available in three versions, each of them deliberately designed to make a different statement.

Monochrome and fluid, timepieces takes advantage of its contours and highlights their by the uniformity of colour. Immaculate. White.glamorous, heroic or alertness. Each version has a distinct personality. Sparkle with Jubile as its diamond index adds a playful tothis graceful elegance timepiece. Shimmer with the Silver Dial strong and heroic brushed surface Mate contrast significantly against the bright plating around it.Add a touch of glamour with a mirrored gold medal distance under the metallization or brilliant. Some that make the effervescent season.All share a printing graphics and contemporary as the bracelet harmoniously merges in the case. Sapphire then surrounds the rectangular dial strong and pristine. Refined and sophisticated, the white of the Rado Ceramica is available in three sizes.

Patek Philippe Ladies First Split Seconds Chronograph (Ref. 7059R)The famous Swiss watchmaking house updates its Ladies First collection with the new Patek Philippe Split Seconds Chronograph Ref. 7059R manually-wound watch.Presented during the Baselworld 2011 trade show in a compact rose gold case, the watch features a painstakingly decorated CHF 27-525 PS hand-wound movement.Comprising 252 components, 27 jewels and 12 bridges, the movement comes with a rare (in this class of watches) split-seconds chronograph functionality.The chronograph is started using a push-piece at 3 o’clock, which is integrated with the winding crown, and then stopped, restarted and reset with a pusher at 2 o’clock.The 33.2 mm case is set with 229 diamonds of different size and weight. The bezel is adorned with 153 diamonds totaling 0.72 carats and the back is decorated with 76 diamonds (0.40 ct.)Even the buckle on the hand-stitched alligator leather strap is set with 26 diamonds of 0.18 carats.Patek Philippe has always displayed a very good taste when it came to dials and this particular model is not an exception.Although the watch is pretty small, the matt grained Opaline dial doesn’t look too busy or cluttered.The applied rose gold hour markers and Arabic numerals are just large enough for the owner to read current time without straining her eyes, and all six rose gold hands are contrast enough to be always visible.The hands seem to lack any lume whatsoever, but, well, that’s what you get when you buy a classic-looking watch.