Designer, his time and his passion.

Scorva "de exquisito" collection has been a top seller for 2011.

The compete ceramic watch is available in Black & White finish to suit a wide range of sophisticated elite that love diamonds.

The designer himself has designed the complete timepiece based around the originality of the Scorva insignia, by putting it at 10 o'clock position on the watch dial. The 10 curves of the logo represent the 10 o'clock position.

Scorva Watch Model: STP1038, Black Ceramic watch with diamonds
Model: Satyajeet Sethi

Choicest diamonds are used in the completion of the timepiece together with the dial bezel below the glass.Total of 1.21cts of diamonds have been set. The watch comes with a Swiss movement, displaying date at 3o'clock position.

A high end stainless steel butterfly buckle has made the watch even more safer should it open if a freak accident took place, the watch will remain yet on the wrist safely because of the superior butterfly buckle.

All such attention to details, choicest diamonds, solid steel butterfly buckle, genuine and unique Arabic number fonts on the dial and a screw down crown brings forward the signature feel of the designers passion in luxury watch making.

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Scorva loves Aston Martin

I thought you all knew, fast luxury cars is one of my interest and passion in admiring the beauty within the beastly machines

Look at this piece of art - Aston Martin
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfk09-SphAk&feature=player_embedded

When you watch the video, make sure you dont miss
+ the sleek front view mirrors, and how its blended into the metal with delicacy. I meant, the stick holding the mirror looks like as if it were a "human palm" gently carrying the mirror. Do you see what I see!!!

+ At 39.0 seconds into the video you will see the door handle. Its just as the CEO & Designer reaffirm that the sketch (designing team) and engineering dept. have not missed any attention to detail in making every piece of this speeding beast.

+45.0 seconds into the video, when Dr. Bez - CEO of Austin Martin says, "doing 77-of-one-offs was not easy" I surely feel his passion for not going mass but focusing on "attention to detail". Well what if they had made more pieces, would it be as luxury as we see it now?

+If you have good earphones and peace-of-mind, listen to the engine firing at 52.0 seconds into the video. Imagine hearing them at full roar on your Bose speakers...it would just be soul filling---ahhhh---content.

+ between 52.0 seconds to 1.32 seconds of the video the designer is pouring out his true vision in the making of this car. I agree when he says "The hair stands at the back of my neck when he hears the engines roaring...." its his inner gut giving that interview and not a pre-preapared script. Agree folks!

+ I let you watch the rest in peace....and make sure this beast is on one of your success wish list. Aston Martin, nothing more, but just speed in action.

(BTW...I was not paid to write this, its sharing how "luxury and detailed craftsmanship is admired in the making by the designer and the CEO. Just as we do at Scorva).

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