Gerald Genta is a luxury watch brand that is recognized for their avant garde designs. Founded in 1969 by Gerald Genta, this craftsman created timepieces for the high-end retailers Audemars-Piguet and Phillipe Patek before striking out on his own. With a resume that included so many luxurious labels, it’s no surprise that Gerald Genta incorporates the sophistication of an elite brand, while deftly designing super sophisticated and sleek designs. Hailing from the headquarters of the watchmaking aristocracy of Switzerland, Gerald Genta is recognized for pushing technical boundaries, while infusing the rich heritage of the master craftsman of his home country.
Gerald Genta may be most famous for creating one of the world’s most complicated watch designs, the “Grande Sonnerie”, priced at 1 million US dollars. It takes over 3 months to put this timepiece together and is comprised of over 800 hand-finished pieces. For those of who can’t afford such a hefty price tag, Gerald Genta has 3 collections that won’t require your life savings: Gerald Genta Arena Complications, The Arena Sport, The Octo and the Solo Collections. Each collection has a number of different styles to choose from, all being a spectacular showcase of craftsmanship and the slick design that is the hallmark of every Gerald Genta watch.
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A frenzy of colors in geometric shapes are the trademark eccentricities of Emilio Pucci. This kalediscope of colors lets you unleash your wild side with a contagious joie de vivre that is playfully sexy and brilliantly bright. This Florentine fashion designer left his mark on the fashion world and is known as the “prince of prints”. Pucci’s instantly recognizable style is a versatile investment buy that puts a ladylike spin on everything it touches.
The stuff made of legend, Pucci was discovered in the 1940s on the slopes of Switzerland by a photographer who worked for the magazine Harper’s Bazaar. Pucci had designed ski attire for a member of the Italian ski team and the rest, they say, is history. Soon to follow was a line of swim suits, then scarves and then eventually womenswear. Pucci’s designs specialize in wrinkle-free silk dresses and his looks have become very popular among celebrities, most notably Jackie Kennedy and Sophia Loren. A true declaration to his popularity, Marilyn Monroe was buried in a Pucci dress.
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“Paperweights of this quality attract high bidding in any economy,” says Larry Selman, president of L. H. Selman Ltd.
Bidders from Europe were especially active against U.S. buyers, with very lively internet bidding. Along with those from the U.S., there were bidders from Austria, Brazil, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, and […]
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Paperweight prices soar again in the L. H. Selman Ltd. Spring 2009 Auction
This year’s spring auctions at Villa Grisebach Auktionen in Berlin start off on June 4, 2009 with the sale of Modern and Contemporary photography including a copy of only ten numbered that exist of the image of the French First Lady taken by U.S. photographer Pamela Hanson
Also, among the 190 lots for sale, are […]
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Pamela Hanson Photograph of Carla Bruni to be Offered at Villa Grisebach Auktionen
An important group of 14 paintings and sculptures from the personal collection of the late Mrs. Audrey Burton, O.B.E., will be sold to benefit the Audrey and Stanley Burton Charitable Trust at Christie’s 20th Century British Art sale on Thursday, 21 May 2009. Stanley Burton (1914-1991) was the eldest son of Sir Montague Burton (1885-1952), […]
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