Jacques Held A Retrospective Photography Exhibition To Celebrate The 10th Anniversary Of Cooperation With The Venice International Film Festival

29. December 2020Uncategorized

To commemorate the brand’s 10th anniversary in the film industry and to pay tribute to artists who have made outstanding contributions to the contemporary film industry, Jaeger-LeCoultre will be on September 2-12, 2015 during the Venice International Film Festival An extraordinary photography exhibition on Lido Island.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Glory to the Filmmaker Award
   This behind-the-scenes production photography exhibition organized by Jaeger-LeCoultre will provide visitors with an opportunity to learn about filmmaking and let people see the creative process of different artists, such as Takeshi Kitano, Abbas Kiah Abbas Kiarostami, Agnès Varda, Sylvester Stallone, Mani Ratnam, Al Pacino Al Pacino), Spike Lee, Ettore Scola, and James Franco. They have made outstanding contributions to the creation and birth of film art, and have won the Jaeger-LeCoultre Director’s Honor Award. This annual award was created by Jaeger-LeCoultre and the Venice International Film Festival. The Swiss watch brand Jaeger-LeCoultre expressed its strong support for the unique artistic perspective. Jaeger-LeCoultre Global President Daniel Riedo pointed out: ‘High-end watches and films have a common value: to realize beautiful dreams through aesthetic creativity and superb skills, bringing wonderful feelings. Swiss watch brand Jaeger-LeCoultre Jaeger-LeCoultre brings together talented master craftsmen to create many masterpieces of timepieces, such as the talent of screenwriters, directors, actors and technicians to create a film art work. Both worlds are wonderful interpretations of wonderful ideas.

Jaeger-LeCoultre and film
In 2013, Swiss watch brand Jaeger-LeCoultre launched the Filmmaker in Residence program. This program is part of the Film Society of Lincoln Center series in New York City and is designed to support New York City filmmakers and their future film projects. Since 2011, Jaeger-LeCoultre has become a partner of the Shanghai International Film Festival, assisting the heritage protection of the Chinese film industry by funding the restoration of classic films. This is the first private company to participate in such a cause. Jaeger-LeCoultre, who has devoted himself to supporting the film industry in various ways, is more proud to be a sponsor of the San Sebastian Film Festival, the Toronto Film Festival and the Los Angeles Film Festival.

Jaeger-LeCoultre Director Honor Award

2007 Takeshi Kitano, ‘Glory to the Filmmaker’!
2008 Abbas Kiarostami, ‘Shirin’ 2008 Agnès Varda, ‘Les Plages d’ Agnès’
2009 Sylvester Stallone, The Expendables
2010 Mani Ratnam, Raavanan
2011 Al Pacino, Wilde Salomé, 2012 Spike Lee, Bad 25
2013 Ettore Scola, ‘Federico is strange! ‘(Che strano chiamarsi Federico!)
2014 James Franco, The Sound and the Fury
2015 Brian De Palma-

Panerai Classic Sailing Challenge Imperia, Italy, Sailing

29. December 2020Uncategorized

Imperia, Italy became the focus of the classical sailing world from September 5th to 9th, as the fourth stop of the Panerai Classical Sailing Challenge Le Vele d’Epoca di Imperia will be held locally Held. Imperia, Italy became the focal point of the classical sailing world from September 5th to 9th, as the fourth leg of the Panerai Classical Sailing Challenge, Le Vele d’ Epoca di Imperia, was held locally. This international classic sailing event has been sponsored by Panerai for the past eight years. This year it attracted more than 80 historic classic sailing boats.
    The 17th edition of Le Vele d’ Epoca di Imperia has not only an astonishing number of sailing yachts, but also the quality. Several classic sailing ships built from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of this century will gather at the Porto Maurizio pier, the hull of the younger is 8 meters,
The largest can reach 70 meters, carrying thousands of crew members, sailing with the watch of 200,000 tourists, and welcoming five days of exciting events.
    The participating sailing boats are divided into four groups: classic sailing boats (built before 1950), classic sailing boats (built from 1950 to 1975), traditional spirit (modern sailing boats with antique design), metric sailing boats (15 meters, 12 meters, 8 meters, 6 meters and other international class sailing).
    Every exciting period in the history of international sailing can be represented in more than 80 classic sailing ships in the race. The early 1900s were represented by the Elena and Atlantic, two large schooners with 55-meter and 69-meter long hulls, respectively, proudly showing the majesty of the giant sailing ships of the past. Atlantic is modeled after the schooner of legendary captain Charlie Barr. In 1905, it was with this schooner Long March 3,000 challenge that Charlie Barr went straight from the United States to England in just 12 days to win the Kaiser’s Cup Transatlantic Championship.
    The competition also attracted four of the world’s last 15-meter international class sailing boats to gather together. The Tuiga (1909), Prince Albert of Monaco, has just returned from Antigua, Guatemala, and entered the second race, preparing to compete with Hispania (1909), the love boat of King Alfonso XIII of Spain. Higher. The Lady Anne (1912) and Mariska (1908) will also compete in the event. There are also many notable giant ships in the classic sailing group, such as the 40-meter Cambria (1928), the 64-meter Adix, the 38-meter Altair, the 40-meter Orion (1910), and the 36-meter Sunshine , And Sylvia (1925), 43 meters long.
    The Italian Navy has also sent a whole team of traditional sailing teams to participate in this event, many of which have just returned from a training course at the Naval Academy. Classical sailing ships such as Artica II, Capricia, Caroy, Chaplin, Corsaro II, Stella Polare, and the later Orsa Maggiore sailed on the sea to break the waves, which really gave a lot to the race.
    Panerai’s 1936 brig schooner Eilean will also debut in this event. Eilean’s restoration work was extremely difficult. It took more than 40,000 hours to complete the restoration work at the Del Carlo shipyard in Viareggio, and two years ago he won the Best Classical Sailing Repair Award in Imperia. Eilean has competed this year in the Antigua Classic Sailing Challenge Transatlantic Race, Panerai English Classic Week (Cowes) and Mahon Classic Sailing Challenge (Mahon), and is now preparing to challenge Imperia.
    Competitors in the same group as Eilean are Il Moro di Venezia I. Il Moro di Venezia I is the world’s first laminated giant Italian sailing ship. In 1976, it was heavily designed by Argentine designer German Frers. In addition to this sailing ship, many sailing ships written by the famous sailing industry master have repeatedly made great achievements in the America’s Cup, leaving the designer a prominent reputation in the history of Italian sailing.
    The race will arrange all sailing boats to register at the pier on Wednesday, September 5th. Thursday, September 6th to Sunday, 9th and 9th will be the race time for each group, one day for each group. Before the start of the fourth group race on Sunday morning, the conference arranged a unique cruise for all participating sailing boats. The awards ceremony for each group was held in the afternoon on the same day.
    There are exciting competitions on the sea and excellent activities on the shore. Owners and crew can relax in the Panerai Rest Area and talk about their feelings after the game. Visitors can also participate in multiple themed exhibitions and performances, learn about deep-sea diving, marine beauty, the traditional trade of Italian Ligurians, and taste local products. Le Vele d’ Epoca di Imperia is held every two years, hosted by Assonautica Provinciale di Imperia, and sponsored by the CIM of the Mediterranean International Commission.

Black Ceramic Glashütte Perpetual Calendar Watch

12. December 2020Uncategorized

Scratch-resistant and hard. This is the best comment on the characteristics of ceramics. These advantages make ceramics the most ideal material for making watch cases. The Glashütte black ceramic perpetual calendar watch is clear and easy to read through the double-sided anti-glare sapphire crystal set on the enlarged bezel.
 Since 1845, the Glashütte Manufacture has stood for active and reliable, producing many high-quality works and unique mechanical watches using traditional watchmaking techniques-exquisite handmade, made in Germany. The new Senator Perpetual Calendar black ceramic perpetual calendar watch combines sophisticated watchmaking art with a modern look, combining tradition and creativity in a new way.

 With double-sided anti-glare sapphire crystal set on the enlarged bezel, the time and perpetual calendar become clear and easy to read. Black backgrounds set off white weeks, months, and the typical large calendar window of Glashütte. Silver discs decorated with stars rotate under the faceplate, and the delicately polished moon shows the moon phases. The leap year display is at 12 o’clock. When the red pointer points to L, it means that the year is a leap year. The visual impression of the face plate is simple, clear and organized, and each function has ample space to display.

 The ceramic case with a diameter of 42mm is equipped with a factory-made automatic caliber cal. 100-07, with a power reserve of 55 hours (positive and negative error is 10%), and a correction mechanism is set so that the second hand can synchronize the standard time at any time. Unlike other correction mechanisms, the second hand is not connected to the bearing or crown. In other words, when the crown is pulled out, the balance wheel and the movement are still running, which can reduce the pressure between the internal objects. The calibration mechanism of this watch must be activated by pressing another button located at 8 o’clock in the case. The oscillating weight can be reworked in both directions, providing a stable source of power for the movement.
 The scratch-resistant black leather strap with light-colored stitching and ceramic buckle shows classic elegance, and the state-of-the-art design writes a perfect stop for this watch.