A watch worthy of the McLaren MP4-12C

The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents A watch worthy of the McLaren MP4-12C.

One of its most famous products is called the Carrera, and the legendary Steve McQueen wore one on film while piloting his Heuer-sponsored Porsche 917 around the Circuit La Sarthe. But in reality, the Swiss watchmaker is much closer to McLaren.

Heuer took on the TAG name when Mansour Ojjeh acquired the watchmaker. His company, Techniques d’Avant Garde (TAG), built the Porsche turbo engines that powered McLaren’s F1 cars through the mid 80s to back-to-back world championships. Today, TAG Heuer is part of the LVMH luxury products conglomorate, but Ojjeh’s independent TAG Company still owns part of McLaren. And now, following special watches made to accompany the McLaren F1 and the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren, the two have come back together for a timepiece to compliment the new MP4-12C supercar.

Based on the Carrera model, the MP4 edition features a carbon fiber dial with a large window to see the movement and a big orange zero where the 12 should be, is housed in a sandblasted titanium case and affixed to the wrist with a sweet perforated Alcantara strap. The orange detailing reflects McLaren’s traditional color, and the 47-jewel Dubois Depraz Calibre 4900 fly-back chronograph movement features a perpetual calendar display.

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Ralph Lauren’s Diamond Link Watch

The luxury Lifestyle blog (the home of luxury Lifestyle) presents Ralph Lauren’s Diamond Link Watch.

A high-jewelry timepiece from Ralph Lauren Watches is this Stirrup collection Diamond Link. A full pave 18k white gold case for the small sized Ralph Lauren Stirrup is not new, but the great looking chain-style bracelet is. The case is about 28mm wide and features a specially made for Ralph Lauren Piaget caliber RL430 manually wound mechanical movement. The Stirrup style is clearly meant to as homage to Ralph Lauren’s love of equestrian activities.

There are literally hundreds of diamonds on the case and bracelet – 1,553 of them in fact. It was nice for me to play with the drool worthy watch. I am sure it would have been like cat nip for women. Total stone weight is about 24.70 carats. Yes, that is a lot of stones. The mixture of the case style and the classy bracelet are a fine mix of the unique styling of RL pieces combined with a very classic jewelry style presentation.

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World’s Largest Plasma TV Unveiled At CES

While it was back in March 2009 that we first heard news of the plans to build the world’s largest plasma television, it wasn’t until this year’s CES that we finally see the unveiling.

At an astounding 150 inches, the world’s largest plasma HDTV is almost the size of 9 50-inch television sets, measuring in at 6.5 feet x 11.5-feet.  While there is no word as of yet on pricing, this baby isn’t going to go cheap.

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The Safecell app is an in-flight mobile phone solution that uses the phone’s Bluetooth link to turn it into a wireless data communicator and entertainment system. Interested? Great, it only costs around $12,500, making it possibly the world’s most expensive mobile phone app.

The company behind this app, ASiQ Limited, has a justification for its premium price point. It says that unlike conventional aircraft mobile phone systems that cost a good half a million dollars and are locked to the global mobile roaming network making mobile services on air extremely costly, Safecell connects the cell phone to an onboard satellite link using Bluetooth to operate the device outside of the mobile roaming network and provide a cost-effective, roaming-free mobile voice and data solution.

The app is presently available for Blackberry and Symbian-based phones.

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Specifications:

• 35 CMOS Bayer sensor (developed by ARRI) which allows you to shoot uncompressed 2K resolutions to an external hard drive, or in 1080p to flash memory owing to the integrated SxS card module.
• Makes possible high-definition, 108op video, import it to Final Cut Pro and edit it without spending lengthy hours converting the video first.

Cost: $60,000

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Gold, platinum, diamonds and crystals have become common for Stuart Hughes. He had been looking for something even more exclusive and rare, as a result gave world’s first Dinosaur mobile phone.

Stuart has come up with a material with a past that dates back 65 million years. He had stunned the world when he created the world’s most expensive aquarium fitted with a real T-Rex bone. Now he has put together a tooth of a 65 million year old T-Rex and meteoric stone to dress up the rear of the iPhone 4. Resourced from Arizona, US, Stuart worked on blending both these historic remnants perfectly for this phone.

The Dinosaur mobile phone has 8.5ct ‘IF’ flawless diamonds on the rim and a diamond studded Apple logo set in platinum on the rear. This piece of history is priced at $63,000 and will be crafted in a limited edition of ten only.

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