Baume & Mercier Ilea Jewelry Wristwatch, an Ultimate Luxury Touch

Ilea Jewelry wristlook in the newest charitable of Baume & Mercier Lady watch with an air of elegance. In 1940, Baume & Mercier stood out from other watches over its legendary Marquise, and won the champion in the most outstanding international jewelry contest by its Stardust and Mimosa in 1970.

This Ilea jewelry watch is launched in limited edition. The platinum frame in black platinum with PVD plated perfect combined with the 970 pieces of dazzling diamonds. Such bold and creative design pops out the undeniable creation and professional techniques of Baume & Mercier lady jewelry watches.

This dazzling Ilea jewelry watch is the vivid symbol of Baume & Mercier heritage, the continuity of the cast tradition. Baume & Mercier offers a large space for its employees to create masterpieces. One kind of jewelry watch in limited edition is produced annually. The Ilea kind is the achievement of the designer, Sabine Rochat. The platinum watch frame with black PVD plated and thousands of diamonds perfectly set off the charming appearance of Ilea series. The watch dial in three-layer design and the exquisitely marked Roman Numerals marking are another two eye-catchers. Brand logo engraved between the diamond dial and the sapphire glass. Diamonds paved bracelet is stinging one’s eyes by its light. This unique kind extends the watch diameter to 34mm and is equipped with automatic mechanical movement. The tourbillon with Côtes de Genève veins in the very alike black as the watch instance can be markedly seen from the sapphire glass back. To sum up, this kind of Ilea jewelry watch delivers a unique charm of craftsmanship and creation.

Originally published on Replica world and no replica world by Jane Ye

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