Sunday, May 26, 2013

Undercover – secret watches

Did you know that secret watches were a huge vogue in the 1930s, '40s and '50s? Their charm has never been lost as they still appeal women in love with beautiful adornments. Just imagine amazing pieces of jewelry which hide a secret that only the owner knows and she is proud to reveal it at the right moment, to everyone’s surprise.

Today watches are no longer just functional tools but accessories that emphasize your style and status. The fusion of watches and jewels is about craftsmanship and works of art.

Just look at these pieces and you will see what I’m talking about: 

Cartier Urban secret watch - White gold, two octagonal-shaped pink kunzites totalling 91.45 carats, baguette-cut diamonds, square-shaped diamonds, brilliants, quartz movement - via Pinterest

Amphitrite Secret Duo Watch, by Van Cleef & Arpels - the watch features a case composed of pink gold, black enamel and diamonds that conceals twin dials of white mother-of-pearl and black enamel, along with a contrasting black satin strap.


The Chopard Secret has a pave set diamond dial and square frame. The case is encrusted with brilliant, square and baguette-cut diamonds that weigh 19 carats. The strap is made of satin and boasts of a clasp made of baguette-cut diamond. Only two pieces of this model have been made.

      Graff Diamond Swan Watch - 900 diamonds totalling 54.7 carats


Piaget Rose watch, 35 mm. Case in 18K white gold set with 668 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 8.7 ct). Bracelet set with 253 brilliant-cut diamonds (approx. 8.5 ct).

Kalla Haute Couture à Pampilles © Vacheron Constantin, adorned with approximately 28.70 carats of gems



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