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Pop Art TechnoMarine Cruise Britto Collection Reminds Us Of Novel Swatch Watches From The 80’s

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Brazilian Artist Romero Britto has recognition in lots of art circles because his work combines styles valued by many people. Though he’s their own distinct look, it’s all heavily affected by Picasso cubism, Roy Lichtenstein pop art, Japanese pop art, along with a “world” urban happy feel. I’d state that the majority of his art has a tendency to bring a grin at the very least, and positive elation at the best.

Inside a bold and unpredicted move, TechnoMarine has launched the Cruise Britto collection featuring four watches, each having a different Romero Britto image on every. So far as I understand, this can be a first for TechnoMarine, but it seems sensible. Concentrate on the female market within the last couple of years continues to be fruitful as TechnoMarine is really a solid go-to look at when you wish a wrist watch that mixes function, sport, and distinct feminine styling for individuals that aren’t offered on always putting on a proper watch. TechnoMarine was among the first to provide the planet using the rubber watch with diamonds. At some point this appeared a strange combination, and for whatever reason today appears almost mainstream, thanks TechnoMarine for locating yet another kind of watch to guild with jewels. Among the new Cruise B    ritto collection watches includes a gemstone bezel, as the relaxation possess the standard rotating steel bezel. The shouting colors of those watch wouldn’t be possible otherwise for that innovation of Piece of fabric within the 1980’s using their many models features similar color palettes.

The four watches in the collection are named after the painting displayed on their face. They color of the watch body and strap was chosen by TechnoMarine to compliment the art on the dial. The four choices are:
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“Morning” on the Diamond Cruise watch in Lavender and retailing at $1,995
“Afrika Safari” on the standard Cruise watch in Pink and retailing at $325
“Beauty” on the standard Cruise watch in Blue and retailing at $325
“Mia’s Jungle” on the standard Cruise in Lavender and retailing at $325

For individuals who’re fans from the artist, I suggest these watches in an effort to display your ex of Britto’s focus on a wrist watch that you could depend on. For individuals who have a noisy splash in your wrist, this is a great choice. Things I like relating to this watch versus other “art” watches is being able to maintain function and legibility, thus as being a watch with art, instead of art that’s mounted on a wrist watch. Both your hands are thick with vibrant luminant, and round the chapter from the face, you’ve still got number indexes which are required to tell time easily. The rotating bezel around the standard TechnoMarine watches (with no gemstone bezel) is a fairly feature too.
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The diamond bezel model has a chronograph movement (they are all quartz watches), which is done well. The seconds counter is standard using a small hand and dial, but the counters for the chronograph minutes and hours are discs that rotate with the measurements indicated by a small pointer on the dial near the top of the disc. Nicely unusual and a compliment to the mosaic look of the print on the face.

The colours of those watches virtually make sure that is only going to look for a put on female arms, though who knows what you will find a guy putting on in Miami, and possibly South america. Really these watches are sized for female hands, so realize that gentlemen. The skill however ought to be equally attractive to both sexes, and that i applaud TechnoMarine for adding a little of welcome popular culture for their type of attractive but frequently cautiously styled watches (though not every one of their watches).
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Look for the Britto collection when mass distribution starts in in July 2008 at Bloomingdales, Tourneau, Macy’s, and other TechnoMarine retailers. Visit TechnoMarine.com here.

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