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The El Camino Real chronograph is powered by a Swiss-made self-winding movement with a power reserve of 42 hours plus. It is fitted with a personalized Wyler Genve rotor in drilled blackened heavy metal, with rhodium-plated bevels for the holes and a Wyler Genve engraving. The movement is housed inside a titanium replica Tissot T66.1.627.32 Men's watch container that is held in place by a carbon-fibre frame and mounted on springs between two matt black ceramic plates. This assembly forms the shock-absorbing sprung case used for all Wyler Genve models, which is further enhanced by the patented crown protector in black ceramic.

Diamond-like carbon (DLC) treatment on the titanium screws and pushers maintains the dark look and a black rubber bracelet with the signature Wyler Genve pattern and a new foldover clasp completes the ensemble. Like all shock-resistant Wyler Genve timepieces, the El Camino Real chronograph is water-resistant to 50 metres and replica Tissot T04.5.255.71 Ladie's watch comes with a two-year manufacturer's warranty. The launch of the El Camino Real chronograph is Wyler Genve's initial major new product launch since the presentation of the world's first CarbonNeutral? watch, the Wyler Genve GMT, together with new Tourbillon and Power Reserve models at Baselworld 2008. Further new products inspired by other projects related to the world's most legendary routes are scheduled to be launched later this year.

TheTimeTv Blancpain SA and Vincent Calabrese, a love storyPaudex/Le Brassus, 23 June 2008 - Blancpain SA, a company of The Swatch Group Ltd. , is announcing that it acquired the company Vica S¡§¡èrl and, with this acquisition, the replica Tissot T-Touch Titanium Analog Vincent Calabrese brand. Mr. Vincent Calabrese, who created the 1st of his well-known watches, the Golden Bridge, in 1997, also co-founded the AHCI Horological Academy of Independent Creators in 1985. At the birth of this renowned academy he created and exhibited his 1st Tourbillon according to the principle of his "spatial watch".