George Clooney and Hyun Bin Wear The OMEGA Speedmaster ’57

The actors George Clooney and Hyun Bin are taking a front seat role in the promotion of OMEGA’s new Speedmaster ’57 collection.

Perfectly complementing both sides of the famous chronograph, Clooney brings his classic style and iconic character to the campaign, yet again highlighting his long-standing connection to OMEGA. On the other hand, Hyun Bin is the rising star, with a cool and modern spirit that epitomises the Speedmaster’s constant evolution.


As the name suggests, the Speedmaster ’57 is emblematic of the original Speedmaster design, which was released in 1957 for racing car drivers and engineers on the track. As a tribute, today’s Speedmaster ’57 collection of eight new watches has been delivered with a slim style, colourful dial choices, a vintage bracelet, and an outstanding Co-Axial Master Chronometer 9906 movement – reaching the pinnacle of precision, magnetic-resistance, and performance.

Raynald Aeschlimann, President and CEO of OMEGA, says “The Speedmaster ’57 is known for its quality and timeless charm. George Clooney and Hyun Bin are the perfect leading men to showcase these values and prove exactly how the timepiece fits with the dashing style of today.”
George Clooney is a long-time friend of OMEGA and, in many ways, both he and the Speedmaster share the same story. Both their lives began in the optimistic years of the space age, and both are known for their lasting popularity and qualities of excellence.

For this shoot, George wears the stainless steel model with a PVD blue dial (ref: 332.10.41.51.03.001). Amongst the new portraits, the actor can be seen wearing the timepiece while driving a vintage car near his home around Lake Como – a nod to the Speedmaster’s racing origins.

The South Korean actor, Hyun Bin, recently joined the OMEGA family. Exuding his typically confident and laid-back style, he was shot on location with a classic car in Korea, this time wearing a 40.5 mm stainless steel model with a black dial (ref: 332.12.41.51.01.001).

Coinciding with the 65th anniversary of the Speedmaster line, the full OMEGA Speedmaster ’57 collection now includes eight new models. Along with blue and black dial models, there are also green and burgundy choices. Signature 1957 details include the brushed metallic bezel with its “Dot Over Ninety”, as well as the famous Broad Arrow hands.

George Clooney y Hyun Bin visten el OMEGA Speedmaster ’57

Los actores George Clooney y Hyun Bin ocuparon un lugar destacado en la promoción de la nueva colección Speedmaster ’57 de OMEGA.

Como complemento perfecto de ambos lados del famoso cronógrafo, Clooney aporta su estilo clásico y su carácter icónico a la campaña, destacando una vez más su larga conexión con OMEGA. Por otro lado, Hyun Bin es la estrella en ascenso, con un espíritu fresco y moderno que personifica la evolución constante de Speedmaster.


Como sugiere el nombre, el Speedmaster ’57 es un emblema del diseño Speedmaster original, que se lanzó en 1957 para los pilotos de carreras y los ingenieros en la pista. Como tributo, la colección Speedmaster ’57 de hoy de ocho nuevos relojes se ha entregado con un estilo delgado, opciones de esferas coloridas, un brazalete vintage y un movimiento Co-Axial Master Chronometer 9906 excepcional, alcanzando el pináculo de precisión, resistencia magnética, y rendimiento

Raynald Aeschlimann, presidente y director ejecutivo de OMEGA, dice: “La Speedmaster ’57 es conocida por su calidad y encanto atemporal. George Clooney y Hyun Bin son los protagonistas perfectos para mostrar estos valores y demostrar exactamente cómo el reloj encaja con el estilo elegante de hoy”.
George Clooney es amigo de OMEGA desde hace mucho tiempo y, en muchos sentidos, tanto él como el Speedmaster comparten la misma historia. La vida de ambos comenzó en los años optimistas de la era espacial, y ambos son conocidos por su popularidad duradera y sus cualidades de excelencia.

Para esta sesión, George luce el modelo de acero inoxidable con esfera azul PVD (ref: 332.10.41.51.03.001). Entre los nuevos retratos, se puede ver al actor usando el reloj mientras conduce un automóvil antiguo cerca de su casa en el lago de Como, un guiño a los orígenes de las carreras de Speedmaster.

El actor surcoreano, Hyun Bin, se unió recientemente a la familia OMEGA. Exudando su estilo normalmente confiado y relajado, fue filmado en exteriores con un automóvil clásico en Corea, esta vez usando un modelo de acero inoxidable de 40,5 mm con esfera negra (ref: 332.12.41.51.01.001).

Coincidiendo con el 65.º aniversario de la línea Speedmaster, la colección completa OMEGA Speedmaster ’57 ahora incluye ocho nuevos modelos. Junto con los modelos con esfera azul y negra, también hay opciones en verde y burdeos. Los detalles exclusivos de 1957 incluyen el bisel metálico cepillado con su “Dot Over Ninety”, así como las famosas manecillas Broad Arrow.

Reloj Animal World “Peacock” Un pavo real se une al audaz bestiario de joyería de Caroline Scheufele

 

Chopard continúa su extraordinario viaje por el camino del mundo animal que comenzó en 2010 cuando Caroline Scheufele, copresidenta y directora artística, imaginó una colección de Alta Joyería en homenaje al 150 aniversario de la Maison. Desplegando un impresionante bestiario de joyas, la colección Animal World dejó una huella memorable en la historia de la Maison y de la Alta Joyería en general. La aventura continúa con un reloj-joya ‘Peacock’, un pavo real, que revive el mundo de picardía y belleza infinita que hizo que la colección fuera tan exitosa.

Desde la presentación de las primeras piezas de la colección, Animal World inspira el maravilloso mundo de la Alta Joyería con frescos en miniatura y cuentos de ensueño. Cada animal, investido de su propia carga simbólica, representa un nuevo desafío para los escultores, fundidores, pulidores y engastadores de Chopard. Gracias a su excepcional dominio de la joyería, aprovechan al máximo las formas, los tonos y los materiales, dando vida a animales en pedrería y oro con gestos y expresiones cargadas de emoción.

En esta ocasión Caroline Scheufele ha decidido rendir homenaje a través de un reloj-joya a un pavo real lleno de elegancia. El pájaro extiende con gracia su cola alrededor de la esfera de nácar, guardando el curso del tiempo con un ramillete de plumas enjoyadas. Este fascinante abanico de plumas fascina con sus múltiples ojos de pupilas azul zafiro, orlados de pestañas de un verde intenso. Esta rueda solar, celebrada en la mitología india, abre la mente a la contemplación serena y la regeneración del alma. La pluma de pavo real es también símbolo de justicia porque el equilibrio de su plumaje pende de un hilo y el peso puede romperlo al menor suspiro.

Propulsado por un movimiento automático, este reloj excepcional fue seleccionado en el prestigioso concurso Gran Premio de Relojería de Ginebra en la categoría de joyería. Su creación ha requerido nada menos que 340 horas de trabajo de los talleres, incluyendo el engaste de unas 2.230 piedras preciosas -desde diamantes hasta turmalinas de Paraíba, zafiros, tsavoritas y lazulitas- en un hábil engaste de titanio anodizado.

Detalles técnicos
Reloj-joya ético de oro blanco de 18 quilates y titanio engastado con zafiros (4,7 cts), turmalinas Paraíba (1,67 cts), diamantes blancos, coñac, negros y marrones (para un total de 1,55 cts), tsavoritas (1,04 cts) y lazulitas (0,71 cts).
Árbitro. 134674-9001

Animal World “Peacock” Watch

A peacock joins the bold
jewelery bestiary by Caroline Scheufele

Chopard continues its extraordinary journey down the path of the animal world that began in 2010 when Caroline Scheufele, Co-President and Artistic Director, envisioned a High Jewelery collection in tribute to the House’s 150th anniversary. Unfolding an impressive jewelery bestiary, the Animal World collection left a memorable mark on the history of the House and of High Jewelery in general. The adventure continues with a watch-jewel ‘Peacock’, a peacock, which revives the world of mischief and infinite beauty that made the collection so successful.


Since the presentation of the first pieces of the collection, Animal World inspires the wonderful world of High Jewelery with miniature frescoes and dreamy tales. Each animal, invested with its own symbolic charge, represents a new challenge for Chopard’s sculptors, casters, polishers and setters. Thanks to their exceptional mastery of jewellery, they make the best possible use of shapes, tones and materials, bringing to life animals in precious stones and gold with gestures and expressions charged with emotion.

This time Caroline Scheufele has decided to pay homage through a jewel-watch to a peacock full of elegance. The bird gracefully spreads its tail around the mother-of-pearl sphere, guarding the course of time with a corsage of jeweled feathers. This fascinating fan of feathers fascinates with its multiple eyes with sapphire blue pupils, fringed with intense green eyelashes. This sun wheel, celebrated in Indian mythology, opens the mind to serene contemplation and regeneration of the soul. The peacock feather is also a symbol of justice because the balance of its plumage hangs by a thread and the weight can break it at the slightest breath.

Powered by an automatic movement, this exceptional timepiece was selected in the prestigious Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix competition in the jewelery category. Its creation has required no less than 340 hours of work by the workshops, including the setting of some 2,230 precious stones – ranging from diamonds to Paraíba tourmalines, sapphires, tsavorites and lazulites – in a skillful anodized titanium setting.

Technical details
18-carat ethical white gold and titanium watch-jewel set with sapphires (4.7 cts), Paraíba tourmalines (1.67 cts), white, cognac, black and brown diamonds (for a total of 1.55 cts), tsavorites (1.04 cts) and lazulites (0.71 cts).
Ref. 134674-9001

Animal World “Peacock” Watch

A peacock joins the bold
jewelery bestiary by Caroline Scheufele

Chopard continues its extraordinary journey down the path of the animal world that began in 2010 when Caroline Scheufele, Co-President and Artistic Director, envisioned a High Jewelery collection in tribute to the House’s 150th anniversary. Unfolding an impressive jewelery bestiary, the Animal World collection left a memorable mark on the history of the House and of High Jewelery in general. The adventure continues with a watch-jewel ‘Peacock’, a peacock, which revives the world of mischief and infinite beauty that made the collection so successful.


Since the presentation of the first pieces of the collection, Animal World inspires the wonderful world of High Jewelery with miniature frescoes and dreamy tales. Each animal, invested with its own symbolic charge, represents a new challenge for Chopard’s sculptors, casters, polishers and setters. Thanks to their exceptional mastery of jewellery, they make the best possible use of shapes, tones and materials, bringing to life animals in precious stones and gold with gestures and expressions charged with emotion.

This time Caroline Scheufele has decided to pay homage through a jewel-watch to a peacock full of elegance. The bird gracefully spreads its tail around the mother-of-pearl sphere, guarding the course of time with a corsage of jeweled feathers. This fascinating fan of feathers fascinates with its multiple eyes with sapphire blue pupils, fringed with intense green eyelashes. This sun wheel, celebrated in Indian mythology, opens the mind to serene contemplation and regeneration of the soul. The peacock feather is also a symbol of justice because the balance of its plumage hangs by a thread and the weight can break it at the slightest breath.

Powered by an automatic movement, this exceptional timepiece was selected in the prestigious Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix competition in the jewelery category. Its creation has required no less than 340 hours of work by the workshops, including the setting of some 2,230 precious stones – ranging from diamonds to Paraíba tourmalines, sapphires, tsavorites and lazulites – in a skillful anodized titanium setting.

Technical details
18-carat ethical white gold and titanium watch-jewel set with sapphires (4.7 cts), Paraíba tourmalines (1.67 cts), white, cognac, black and brown diamonds (for a total of 1.55 cts), tsavorites (1.04 cts) and lazulites (0.71 cts).
Ref. 134674-9001

Animal World “Peacock” Watch

A peacock joins the bold
jewelery bestiary by Caroline Scheufele

Chopard continues its extraordinary journey down the path of the animal world that began in 2010 when Caroline Scheufele, Co-President and Artistic Director, envisioned a High Jewelery collection in tribute to the House’s 150th anniversary. Unfolding an impressive jewelery bestiary, the Animal World collection left a memorable mark on the history of the House and of High Jewelery in general. The adventure continues with a watch-jewel ‘Peacock’, a peacock, which revives the world of mischief and infinite beauty that made the collection so successful.


Since the presentation of the first pieces of the collection, Animal World inspires the wonderful world of High Jewelery with miniature frescoes and dreamy tales. Each animal, invested with its own symbolic charge, represents a new challenge for Chopard’s sculptors, casters, polishers and setters. Thanks to their exceptional mastery of jewellery, they make the best possible use of shapes, tones and materials, bringing to life animals in precious stones and gold with gestures and expressions charged with emotion.

This time Caroline Scheufele has decided to pay homage through a jewel-watch to a peacock full of elegance. The bird gracefully spreads its tail around the mother-of-pearl sphere, guarding the course of time with a corsage of jeweled feathers. This fascinating fan of feathers fascinates with its multiple eyes with sapphire blue pupils, fringed with intense green eyelashes. This sun wheel, celebrated in Indian mythology, opens the mind to serene contemplation and regeneration of the soul. The peacock feather is also a symbol of justice because the balance of its plumage hangs by a thread and the weight can break it at the slightest breath.

Powered by an automatic movement, this exceptional timepiece was selected in the prestigious Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix competition in the jewelery category. Its creation has required no less than 340 hours of work by the workshops, including the setting of some 2,230 precious stones – ranging from diamonds to Paraíba tourmalines, sapphires, tsavorites and lazulites – in a skillful anodized titanium setting.

Technical details
18-carat ethical white gold and titanium watch-jewel set with sapphires (4.7 cts), Paraíba tourmalines (1.67 cts), white, cognac, black and brown diamonds (for a total of 1.55 cts), tsavorites (1.04 cts) and lazulites (0.71 cts).
Ref. 134674-9001

Reloj Animal World “Peacock” Un pavo real se une al audaz bestiario de joyería de Caroline Scheufele

 

Chopard continúa su extraordinario viaje por el camino del mundo animal que comenzó en 2010 cuando Caroline Scheufele, copresidenta y directora artística, imaginó una colección de Alta Joyería en homenaje al 150 aniversario de la Maison. Desplegando un impresionante bestiario de joyas, la colección Animal World dejó una huella memorable en la historia de la Maison y de la Alta Joyería en general. La aventura continúa con un reloj-joya ‘Peacock’, un pavo real, que revive el mundo de picardía y belleza infinita que hizo que la colección fuera tan exitosa.

Desde la presentación de las primeras piezas de la colección, Animal World inspira el maravilloso mundo de la Alta Joyería con frescos en miniatura y cuentos de ensueño. Cada animal, investido de su propia carga simbólica, representa un nuevo desafío para los escultores, fundidores, pulidores y engastadores de Chopard. Gracias a su excepcional dominio de la joyería, aprovechan al máximo las formas, los tonos y los materiales, dando vida a animales en pedrería y oro con gestos y expresiones cargadas de emoción.

En esta ocasión Caroline Scheufele ha decidido rendir homenaje a través de un reloj-joya a un pavo real lleno de elegancia. El pájaro extiende con gracia su cola alrededor de la esfera de nácar, guardando el curso del tiempo con un ramillete de plumas enjoyadas. Este fascinante abanico de plumas fascina con sus múltiples ojos de pupilas azul zafiro, orlados de pestañas de un verde intenso. Esta rueda solar, celebrada en la mitología india, abre la mente a la contemplación serena y la regeneración del alma. La pluma de pavo real es también símbolo de justicia porque el equilibrio de su plumaje pende de un hilo y el peso puede romperlo al menor suspiro.

Propulsado por un movimiento automático, este reloj excepcional fue seleccionado en el prestigioso concurso Gran Premio de Relojería de Ginebra en la categoría de joyería. Su creación ha requerido nada menos que 340 horas de trabajo de los talleres, incluyendo el engaste de unas 2.230 piedras preciosas -desde diamantes hasta turmalinas de Paraíba, zafiros, tsavoritas y lazulitas- en un hábil engaste de titanio anodizado.

Detalles técnicos
Reloj-joya ético de oro blanco de 18 quilates y titanio engastado con zafiros (4,7 cts), turmalinas Paraíba (1,67 cts), diamantes blancos, coñac, negros y marrones (para un total de 1,55 cts), tsavoritas (1,04 cts) y lazulitas (0,71 cts).
Árbitro. 134674-9001

Animal World “Peacock” Watch

A peacock joins the bold
jewelery bestiary by Caroline Scheufele

Chopard continues its extraordinary journey down the path of the animal world that began in 2010 when Caroline Scheufele, Co-President and Artistic Director, envisioned a High Jewelery collection in tribute to the House’s 150th anniversary. Unfolding an impressive jewelery bestiary, the Animal World collection left a memorable mark on the history of the House and of High Jewelery in general. The adventure continues with a watch-jewel ‘Peacock’, a peacock, which revives the world of mischief and infinite beauty that made the collection so successful.


Since the presentation of the first pieces of the collection, Animal World inspires the wonderful world of High Jewelery with miniature frescoes and dreamy tales. Each animal, invested with its own symbolic charge, represents a new challenge for Chopard’s sculptors, casters, polishers and setters. Thanks to their exceptional mastery of jewellery, they make the best possible use of shapes, tones and materials, bringing to life animals in precious stones and gold with gestures and expressions charged with emotion.

This time Caroline Scheufele has decided to pay homage through a jewel-watch to a peacock full of elegance. The bird gracefully spreads its tail around the mother-of-pearl sphere, guarding the course of time with a corsage of jeweled feathers. This fascinating fan of feathers fascinates with its multiple eyes with sapphire blue pupils, fringed with intense green eyelashes. This sun wheel, celebrated in Indian mythology, opens the mind to serene contemplation and regeneration of the soul. The peacock feather is also a symbol of justice because the balance of its plumage hangs by a thread and the weight can break it at the slightest breath.

Powered by an automatic movement, this exceptional timepiece was selected in the prestigious Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix competition in the jewelery category. Its creation has required no less than 340 hours of work by the workshops, including the setting of some 2,230 precious stones – ranging from diamonds to Paraíba tourmalines, sapphires, tsavorites and lazulites – in a skillful anodized titanium setting.

Technical details
18-carat ethical white gold and titanium watch-jewel set with sapphires (4.7 cts), Paraíba tourmalines (1.67 cts), white, cognac, black and brown diamonds (for a total of 1.55 cts), tsavorites (1.04 cts) and lazulites (0.71 cts).
Ref. 134674-9001

Animal World “Peacock” Watch

A peacock joins the bold
jewelery bestiary by Caroline Scheufele

Chopard continues its extraordinary journey down the path of the animal world that began in 2010 when Caroline Scheufele, Co-President and Artistic Director, envisioned a High Jewelery collection in tribute to the House’s 150th anniversary. Unfolding an impressive jewelery bestiary, the Animal World collection left a memorable mark on the history of the House and of High Jewelery in general. The adventure continues with a watch-jewel ‘Peacock’, a peacock, which revives the world of mischief and infinite beauty that made the collection so successful.


Since the presentation of the first pieces of the collection, Animal World inspires the wonderful world of High Jewelery with miniature frescoes and dreamy tales. Each animal, invested with its own symbolic charge, represents a new challenge for Chopard’s sculptors, casters, polishers and setters. Thanks to their exceptional mastery of jewellery, they make the best possible use of shapes, tones and materials, bringing to life animals in precious stones and gold with gestures and expressions charged with emotion.

This time Caroline Scheufele has decided to pay homage through a jewel-watch to a peacock full of elegance. The bird gracefully spreads its tail around the mother-of-pearl sphere, guarding the course of time with a corsage of jeweled feathers. This fascinating fan of feathers fascinates with its multiple eyes with sapphire blue pupils, fringed with intense green eyelashes. This sun wheel, celebrated in Indian mythology, opens the mind to serene contemplation and regeneration of the soul. The peacock feather is also a symbol of justice because the balance of its plumage hangs by a thread and the weight can break it at the slightest breath.

Powered by an automatic movement, this exceptional timepiece was selected in the prestigious Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix competition in the jewelery category. Its creation has required no less than 340 hours of work by the workshops, including the setting of some 2,230 precious stones – ranging from diamonds to Paraíba tourmalines, sapphires, tsavorites and lazulites – in a skillful anodized titanium setting.

Technical details
18-carat ethical white gold and titanium watch-jewel set with sapphires (4.7 cts), Paraíba tourmalines (1.67 cts), white, cognac, black and brown diamonds (for a total of 1.55 cts), tsavorites (1.04 cts) and lazulites (0.71 cts).
Ref. 134674-9001

Animal World “Peacock” Watch

A peacock joins the bold
jewelery bestiary by Caroline Scheufele

Chopard continues its extraordinary journey down the path of the animal world that began in 2010 when Caroline Scheufele, Co-President and Artistic Director, envisioned a High Jewelery collection in tribute to the House’s 150th anniversary. Unfolding an impressive jewelery bestiary, the Animal World collection left a memorable mark on the history of the House and of High Jewelery in general. The adventure continues with a watch-jewel ‘Peacock’, a peacock, which revives the world of mischief and infinite beauty that made the collection so successful.


Since the presentation of the first pieces of the collection, Animal World inspires the wonderful world of High Jewelery with miniature frescoes and dreamy tales. Each animal, invested with its own symbolic charge, represents a new challenge for Chopard’s sculptors, casters, polishers and setters. Thanks to their exceptional mastery of jewellery, they make the best possible use of shapes, tones and materials, bringing to life animals in precious stones and gold with gestures and expressions charged with emotion.

This time Caroline Scheufele has decided to pay homage through a jewel-watch to a peacock full of elegance. The bird gracefully spreads its tail around the mother-of-pearl sphere, guarding the course of time with a corsage of jeweled feathers. This fascinating fan of feathers fascinates with its multiple eyes with sapphire blue pupils, fringed with intense green eyelashes. This sun wheel, celebrated in Indian mythology, opens the mind to serene contemplation and regeneration of the soul. The peacock feather is also a symbol of justice because the balance of its plumage hangs by a thread and the weight can break it at the slightest breath.

Powered by an automatic movement, this exceptional timepiece was selected in the prestigious Geneva Watchmaking Grand Prix competition in the jewelery category. Its creation has required no less than 340 hours of work by the workshops, including the setting of some 2,230 precious stones – ranging from diamonds to Paraíba tourmalines, sapphires, tsavorites and lazulites – in a skillful anodized titanium setting.

Technical details
18-carat ethical white gold and titanium watch-jewel set with sapphires (4.7 cts), Paraíba tourmalines (1.67 cts), white, cognac, black and brown diamonds (for a total of 1.55 cts), tsavorites (1.04 cts) and lazulites (0.71 cts).
Ref. 134674-9001