Harrods

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  • A VIP client area at The Man by Cartier pop-up store in Harrods is a luxurious and snug area in which you can browse a range of watches that span the watchmaking history of Cartier.
  • The Fine Watch Bar at The Man by Cartier pop-up salon in Harrods has the feeling of a gentleman's club with its comfortable chairs and dark wood paneling.
  • The facade of Cartier's pop-up boutique at Harrods, called The Man by Cartier.
  • The new Calibre de Cartier features the first in-house made automatic movement, Caliber 1904 MC.
  • The revolutionary and futuristic Cartier IDTWO is also on display at The Man by Cartier pop-up exhibition on the ground floor of Harrods.
  • A classic Cartier Tank watch for men is one of the cornerstones of the brand's 110 history of watchmaking.
  • The Cartier IDONE concept watch is on display until 19 November at The Man by Cartier pop-up store at Harrods.
  • A clockwork panther is one of the highlights of Cartier's short film 'Shape Your Time', directed by Bruno Aveillan.
  • Blancpain has just opened two new boutiques in London: a flagship boutique at 11 New Bond Street (pictured) and a franchise in the Fine Watch Room of Harrods department store.
  • The Harrods Princess watch by Backes & Strauss in white gold with diamonds and Gemfields emeralds.
  • Featuring a Radiomir dial and Rolex 618 17-jewel movement, only 36 Panerai 6154's were produced. It is known among collectors as the Piccolo Egiziano and has an estimated value of £300,000.

Harrods is a luxury retailer based in Knightsbridge, London. Europe's largest department store, Harrods occupies a five-acre site and has more than one million square feet of selling space, and more than 330 departments. Several of its departments are world famous, including the seasonal Christmas department, the Food Halls, and its fine jewellery and watch rooms. Within the Harrods jewellery and watch rooms, customers are able to peruse some of the world's finest luxury jewellery and watch houses, including Boodles, Boucheron, Bulgari, Cartier, Chanel, Chopard, Dior, H Stern, Piaget, De Beers, Van Cleef & Arpels, and Tiffany & Co. New luxury jewellery brands are also being brought to Harrods, including Amrapali, Bottega Veneta, Delaneau, Fabergé, Wilfredo Rosado, Mikimoto and  Solange Azagury-Partridge. While the first Harrods gem room was launched in 1911, the store continues its long legacy of bringing customers the world's finest jewellery.  

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