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Tempus Temple of Time 2007 All‐Black Commemorative Collection by Watchismo

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I'm not sure what happened or when, but it seems everyone and their mother wants an all-black watch these days. Whether PVD-coated, carbonized, ceramic or whatever, people want to be a part of the horological Blacksploitation of luxury timepieces. So, that brings me to the September 2007 Tempus "Temple of Time" watch festival in Singapore. The largest watch event in Asia, it's also likely becoming one of the most influential. This year's event features a Commemorative Collection of all-black watches, including the Richard Mille's PVD RM016 (pictured left). For more info and images, go here.

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This entry posted on 26 July 2007 at 4:10 PM
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