AnthonyTsai
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The C1 movement is the ETA Calibre A07.211 Valgranges
All the specs can be found in the Concord C1 post in our News Central: CLICK HERE
Valgranges movement specs:
ETA A07.211
16 ½ ''' Ø 36,60 mmH 7,90 mm
Chronograph mechanism with cams / 2 push buttons / Self-winding mechanism with ball bearing / Hours, minutes, small second / Stop second device / Regulator system ETACHRON and regulator corrector / 28.800 vibrations per hour; 4 Hz. / Chronograph 60 seconds / 30 minutes and 12 hours counters / Date in window, corrector / 25 Jewels
And for more info on the Valgranges movement: CLICK HERE
Cheers,
Anthony
Concord C1 Launch - "A Disruptive Force" (Press Photos)
Time. Reconstructed. Concord has made a drastic 'reconstruction' in terms of innovation and creativity towards a new identity that moves away from its roots. In a previous Interview and Basel 2007 Report, CEO Vincent Perriard spoke with PuristS to hint at...
The watches (Real World Photos)
Vincent Perriard, CEO Concord shared some insights into the near and mid-term future for Concord. Some things were "off the record" so I can only say that "Them's exciting times ahead for Concord!" Throw away all your preconceived ideas or memories and st...
Thanks for the info MTF!
Are these pictures with your new Nikon? Your photos are fabulous! I really love the below picture Cheers, Anthony...
Are these the final production versions? ...
I am asking this because I cannot make out any differences with those I saw in Basel, and I was told there are some substantial modifications. Regards, Marcus
I'd say it's a winner.
A very distinctive and individual design. Modern and masculine. (Well, not the white one - "metrosexual" is apt!) I imagine Concord will price these at about Big Bang level, and at that price I'm sure they will walk out the door. What's the chrono movemen...
Thanks for the report. But to be honest
How can it be a "disruptive force" when the design is clearly influenced by Royal Oak Offshore and Hublot Big Bang?
good copycat
Asthetically it's beautiful and definitely gets a lot of attention, but the concept and design is very similiar to ROO and Hublot Big Bang. Using ETA movement, I hardly see this watch breaks any new ground. If price right, it could sell, just like Hublot!
I just noticed your TEASER PIC at the very bottom for Basel 2008!!
My lips are sealed and it's going to be AWESOME Cheers, Anthony...
THAT almost slipped under the radar...
More than twice the "allocation" were pre-ordered by dealers, based on just an idea and "trust" in the movement designers.....no prototype.....no technical drawings. But there are only going to be NN pieces at the shops..... (sigh) When I saw the concept....
saw it at the dealer today...
tried on my wrist....and...i bought it!...is an amazing piece!!!...and so far there are only 9 in the US...i believe Concord will make about 300 for the NA market in all of the variations...i'll post pictures soon... adrian
