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Seawater Cliff
VC is releasing 4 métiers d'art limited edition pieces representing in two different ways the "Seawater Cliff" motif, a decorative symbol specific to the imperial court of the Ming and Qing dynasties which was embroidered or emblazoned on the ceremonial robe of the emperor, thus embodying stability, peace and longevity, like the unshakeable cliff above the waves.
The first representation of the "Seawater Cliff" motif is called "Eternal flow" and involves cloisonné enamel (and looks pretty psychedelic to me, which I personally like - very 70's vibe).
The second is called "Moonlight slivers" and involves grand feu enamel, hand engraving and diamond-setting.
Have a nice day!
Eternal flow - White gold (2400A/000G-H023)
Eternal flow - Rose gold (2400A/000R-H024)
Moonlight slivers - Rose & white gold (2405A/000R-H022 & 2405A/000G-H021)
Caliber 2460 with oscillating weight engraved with a motif recalling the movement of waves and tides.
Qianlong emperor
Tongzhi emperor
Seawater Cliff
VC is releasing 4 métiers d'art limited edition pieces representing in two different ways the " Seawater Cliff " motif, a decorative symbol specific to the imperial court of the Ming and Qing dynasties which was embroidered or emblazoned on the ceremonial...
I don’t think it’s really for me either,
but, could I afford it, I wouldn’t mind owning the rose gold Eternal flow of which I find the cloisonné enamel fantastic.
No. If I could choose any watch with a cloisonné enamel dial
it would be a Patek world time. ...
To die for!
Except for the brand name and city on the bezel (my only gripe with the 5131).
