Limited Edition Dior Chiffre Rouge Watch

One of the newest styles to grab our attention in the Dior Chiffre Rouge watch collection is the limited M01 (edition of 200), a design with unique details such as a black translucent sapphire crystal caseback, matte black ceramic bezel, and a white gold oscillating weight right on the dial.
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The secret of the Handbag Chanel

 Chanel gives an inside look at the making of its famous 2.55 bag. Discover here how the bag was named:

In 1929 Mademoiselle Chanel was the first to introduce an elegant version of the shoulder bag. It did already exist, in the form of a large pouch with a wide strap, but was only used by members of the military on campaign. Women discovered, to their delight, that by using a thin strap they could walk around with their hands free. A new fashion was born. From then on, Mademoiselle Chanel constantly used this idea, until she eventually created the bag commonly known as the “2.55” (which is in fact its date of birth) in February 1955.

Interesting that straps weren’t a part of bags until Coco Chanel came along!
The secrets of the Handbag
Sat 7th / Sun 8th May. 10am – 6pm
Event at CHANEL Beverly Hills
400 North Rodeo 
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Long Lasting Floral Spheres

Introducing Olivier Giugni’s Long Lasting Floral Spheres which are made using a special process in Bogotá and claim to maintain their look and scent for up to a year. Here’s how it happens according to Oliver:

It’s a complicated process that requires a lot of professional skill…[and] the most modern machines, which are operated by unique software. The machine consists of two chambers: the condenser chamber and the specimen chamber. Once all the roses have been placed in the specimen chamber, the machine is started and the freezing program begins, whereby the roses are frozen to -40 degrees. Then the vacuum pump comes into operation and the actual drying process commences. Because the condenser chamber is colder than the specimen chamber… the vapor is extracted from the roses under a deep vacuum and converted into ice-crystals..[which] quickly form a layer of ice in the condenser chamber. The ice is removed by defrosting [and] when no more ice forms, the process is complete.

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TAG Heuer Mikrotimer Flying 1000 Concept Watch.

The first wrist watch ever to measure and display 1/1,000th of a second, this insane timepiece features a decidedly techy-looking face, a black rubber strap, a black titanium carbide case, and a black ruthenium-treated movement, visible through the crystal on the rear. And, like concept cars, it's not for sale (yet).
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The Cobra Phone Tag

It seems simple enough: using your smartphone to keep track of valuable nearby items like your laptop bag or car keys. So why is no one's done it before? The Cobra PhoneTag ($60) does exactly that, using a Bluetooth connection between the included dongle and your iPhone, Android device, or BlackBerry to let you know if your tagged item has left the vicinity. It immediately sends you an email or text message with GPS coordinates when it happens, and works the other way around, too, letting you "ring" your smartphone from the PhoneTag.
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Limited Edition Chaumet Dandy

This special limited edition Chaumet Dandy contains a high-beat Zenith El Primero automatic chronograph movement. Zenith sometimes offers El Primero movements to good brands, and having one in a designer Chaumet is a sweet deal for watch lovers and fashionistas alike.

This piece is in all platinum, and has the Chaumet Dandy cushion style case. The dial is fascinating and done in Grad Feu blue enamel. The design is meant to look like Chaumet store fronts - which was designed by J.M. Wilmotte. I like the matching blue stitching on the black alligator strap. This rare piece will be limited to just 12 watches in the limited edition set.

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Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0 Limited Edition

Porsche has finally revealed the new 911 GT3 RS 4.0 Limited Edition, which has been painted white as standard and underlines its closeness to motor racing by its dynamic facade. 

This limited edition car comes fitted with the biggest 911 engine ever, a 4.0-liter flat-six engine with maximum power of 500bhp at 8,250 rpm and maximum torque of 460 Nm. The car does a claimed 0-100km/h in 3.9 seconds and 0-200 km/h in less than 12 seconds. It goes round the Nürburgring-Nordschleife circuit in just 7:27 minutes.

The standard features include bucket seats, carbon fiber bonnet and front wings, plastic rear windows, weight-optimized carpets, a half roll cage, seat belt harnesses, fire extinguisher, a battery cut-off switch, red and black Alcantara sports seats and carbon fiber dashboard trim. The car’s ready-for-road weight is only 1,360kg, thanks to the use of lightweight components. It has an impressive power-to-weight ratio of 363 bhp/tonne.

The new Porsche 911 GT3 RS 4.0 Limited Edition, priced at €178,596 ($265,350) will go on sale in July, and is limited to 600 units worldwide

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