The most exclusive of the new collection is the CT60 Calendar, which has an 18k rose gold case and is limited to 60 individually numbered pieces. The watch has a sapphire display back to show off the movement, which has been sourced from Dubois Dépraz and incorporates a module for the calendar function. The movement holds a 42-hour power reserve and is equipped with a shock-absorption system.
The Tiffany CT60 watches (23 new references, total) will be sold exclusively at Tiffany & Co. boutiques worldwide. Prices start at $4,250 and go up to $19,000 for the limited edition CT60 Calendar in rose gold. Below is what the blue-dialed CT60 three-hand looks like on the wrist.
Disappointing.
Too “plain Jane”, especially for Tiffany.
Overall, the CT60’s are very attractive traditional Timepieces. I do think, as the 2nd generation evolves for Tiffany, if a Sapphire Back, a more embellished Movement, Blued Screws, Rubies etc., especially at these Suggested Retails. The Bi-Compact Chrono, very well done, but here again, the next generation Dials I feel need better shades of Blue, Silver (towards Pewter or Gunmetal), especially on the Rose Gold Chrono, the Coffee is nice, but colors appear brassy, while Tiffany reflects ‘tailored and traditional’.