Hautlence understand the ideals of 'luxury'

Hautlence , the high-end Swiss watch company based in La Chaux-de-Fonds, knows much about luxury. The company was founded in 2004 and over the last 12 years has gained a loyal fan base for its timepieces. Hautlence expertly mixes neoteric styling, elevated levels of movement finishing and, most notably, ingenious means of imparting time. Quite simply, this practitioner of contemporary haute horlogerie understands the ideals of 'luxury' and shares my understanding of what the term means.
Recently, the Swiss watch brand unveiled an unusual twist on the notion of a luxury watch, releasing its 'Labyrinth' model. This object, crafted in a fusion of grade 5 titanium and precious metal, is described as 'a useless yet entirely essential object'.

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The Labyrinth is a wristworn maze. The case resembles a wristwatch, but close examination reveals no time indications or oscillating balance wheel. Instead, the Labyrinth is a sea of tranquility, adorned with an intricate series of interwoven paths which play host to a polished platinum ball. The wearer is invited to navigate the ball, from its starting point, through a miniature streetscape, to its final destination, a hole in the epidermis of the dial. vedere di piu repliche orologi e Rolex Others