It’s almost here!
Baselworld 2015, the longest running premier event for the watch and jewellery
industry begins on March 19th. It’s a paradise for exhibiting
companies–all 1,500 of them showcasing themselves to 150,000 attendees and
4,000 journalists.
RAMA Watch SA , the company
behind the brand RSW will be there debuting a new addition to its “Jewellery in
Motion” Collection, the Wonderland 2. In just three words, this timepiece is a
Simply Elegant Standout.
RSW Wonderland 2. Image courtesy of RAMA Watch SA (Sven Henriksen) |
As many of my readers know, my passion is
discovering and then sharing wristwatches that have an iconic quality. They
exemplify classic forms with innovative elegance and simplicity. They can be
modern or vintage, simple or complicated.
They must first visually resonate as works of artful craft and then as
technical wonders. So it is with Wonderland 2 which embodies both gravitas
and grace in one design.
Simply put, the RSW
Wonderland 2 gives us a flawless, flowing
inseparability of a circular case rimmed with diamonds interlacing with
complementary, oval-shaped diamond elements.
Twelve o’clock and six o’clock are
forever rimmed with opulence.
As RSW’s Baselworld
2015 News describes it, “The circle symbolism is the wedding ring and
stands for a promise or fidelity, unity.”
My take is that the theme of rings and softly rounded shapes which first
drew me to the brand in July 2014 is a newly inspired interpretation of
the brand’s faithfulness to the fluidity of time and the promise time offers to
all of us.
One’s Wonderland
2 can be customized with various diamond counts and dial facings including
black, champagne, rose, white and silver. The design pictured has a Mother of
Pearl dial facing with 8 diamonds (0.06 ct) replacing the 1, 5, 7 and 11
o’clock indices.
The case choices include stainless steel, yellow PVD
(Physical Vapor Deposition), or pink PVD.
All of these choices essentially mean that the case, crown, bezel etc.
wear is reduced and the beauty of the finish preserved.
Finally, the case can be banded by a Milanese Bracelet, a mesh strap design named
after the Italian city of Milan, where they were first created in the 19th
Century. Prefer, an alternative? A royal
satin strap is also available.
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