Elegante
e raffinato, in linea con lo spirito della collezione signore
automatico, tutti i nostri quattro nuovi modelli sono dotati di
un'apertura Heart Beat a 12'oclock, che invita il suo proprietario per
scoprire la natura meccanica del suo orologio.
Questa apertura ha fatto nel corso degli anni, il signore automatico un
modello iconico che è ora incorporato come firma una rinomata
Frederique Constant.
Realizzato da un caso delicatamente rotondo e lucidata a mano di 34mm,
questi nuovi orologi sono disponibili in acciaio inox o in un bella rosa
di colore placcato oro. Tre dei modelli più femminili hanno 50 diamanti taglio brillante stabiliti sul loro lunetta delicata.
Tutti i modelli hanno una madre argento quadrante in madreperla che
nasconde una grande complessità, con la sua decorazione guilloché, 8
diamanti e indici arabi applicati.
L'open-caso offre di nuovo la possibilità di vedere che l'orologio
automatico signora batte al ritmo del movimento a carica automatica
FC-310, con 26 rubini e offre una riserva di carica di 38 ore. Il battito del cuore, ore, minuti e secondi funzioni sono tutti regolabili attraverso la corona.
Disponibile sia con un cinturino in alligatore lucido o un bracciale in
metallo delicata, si aggiunge il tocco finale a un pezzo che incarna la
raffinatezza innata. Vedi altro
orologi falsi e
Breitling Chronospace
Tuesday
September 20, 2016
The Apple Watch Series 2 is one of the only new smartwatches we've seen lately that doesn't lean more masculine than last year's cohort. The Samsung Gear S3s are huge and modelled on mens watches, the Asus ZenWatch 3 is a 45mm smartwatch.
The Series 2, though, seems to be proving slightly more of a hit with women than the first watch. Data collated by Slice Intelligence from online transactions shows that 26% of Series 2 pre-orders from 9 - 12 September were from women. That's versus a percentage of 20% women from 10 - 13 April 2015, the equivalent period.
OK, so 26% still isn't that high - it's generally agreed that more men currently buy smartwatches. But as this rising figure shows, it could be a Catch-22 situation that is slowly shifting to close the gap. Women won't buy smartwatches until they look stylish and are actually useful. But 2016's smartwatches from Apple to Fossil to Nixon are both better looking and more functional than we've seen yet.
Read this: Everything you need to know about the Apple Watch Series 2
So why the difference? It's slightly fatter but overall the Series 2
design is almost identical to the first Apple Watch so this could be
down to the new fitness focused features like waterproofing and
dedicated apps for swimming plus the Breathe app for meditating. We won't really know until millions of women start using the new Apple smartwatch.
Elsewhere, Slice Intelligence found that slightly more millenials (39%)
than Gen-Xers (36%) were pre-ordering the device and the number of
baby-boomers going for the Cupertino wearable dropped from 26% to 20%
too.
So, the age of Apple Watch wearers is getting younger which will please
the teams who decided to get Pharrell, Katy Perry et al to publicise
the first device.
Most Apple Watch pre-orders were for the 42mm size - no surprise given
the still considerable male/female split - with 70% of sales being with a
Sport band and mostly in black whether it's nylon or Sport. Standard.
More interesting is the fact that almost a third of Series 2 pre-orders came from people who bought the original Apple Watch. So as expected, brand loyalty is playing a big part in Apple selling way more smartwatches than any other player.
Have you bought an Apple Watch Series 2? Who are you? Did you buy the first one? What convinced you? Let us know in the comments. vedere di piu
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