Waltham launched its first feminine wristwatch, the "Lady Waltham" in 1912 and revolutionised women's fashion. Now, Waltham has updated its collection with the
Lady Waltham LW34 Lune in 18k yellow gold. Given opposities attract, the Lady Waltham pairs well with the distinguised new
Lord Waltham LW45 which has a distinguished art deco form.
Founded in Roxbury, USA but moving to Switzerland in 1954, Waltham has become a leading watch manufacture. In 1990 Frank Sinatra presented to the world the Waltham Radiant 2000 during a memorable Gala evening at the Imperial Hotel, Tokyo, organised by Waltham's Japanese sole importer and distributor. At the time, this watch, carved in platinum and entirely paved with over 150 carats of the finest and purest diamonds, 169 of them radiant-cut, was the world's most expensive. It is now a happily owned unique collector's item.
Picture shows:
Lady Waltham LW34 Lune with 18k yellow gold case with a blue cabaochon for the crown. Bezel is set with 36 Top Wesselton diamonds (0.52 cts). White mother-of-pearl dial with moon motif set with 10 diamonds and hour-markers set with 8 diamonds (0.065 ct).
Lord Waltham LW45 with a stainless steel tonneau case with sapphire cabochon crown. Automatic ETA 2892A2 movement; COSC-certified chronometer with hours, minutes, seconds and date.
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