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New "Caliber I" in Mammoth Ivory from Lang & Heyne
Of course we mean no harm to any elephants. The tusk for the limited series of 25 watches comes from a mammoth that died more than 10,000 years ago with its tusk surviving in the Russian permafrost soil.
The fine structure and cream-white colour of the ivory match perfectly with the finely manufactured metal work pieces creating a real treat for the eyes of the beholder. This splendid work is encased in the "Friedrich August I" and "Johann von Sachsen" models, depending on the personal preference of the future owner. The price for this precious watch in either pink or yellow gold equals 33,300 EUR, and in white gold 34,800 EUR.
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Of course we mean no harm to any elephants. The tusk for the limited series of 25 watches comes from a mammoth that died more than 10,000 years ago with its tusk surviving in the Russian permafrost soil.
The fine structure and cream-white colour of the ivory match perfectly with the finely manufactured metal work pieces creating a real treat for the eyes of the beholder. This splendid work is encased in the "Friedrich August I" and "Johann von Sachsen" models, depending on the personal preference of the future owner. The price for this precious watch in either pink or yellow gold equals 33,300 EUR, and in white gold 34,800 EUR.
:surprised::surprised:
Foto en alta definición
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