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While I am certainly partial to a link rainbow, a lot of them use the same basic design language revolving around a gem-set bezel. This new AP launch is a fun and nuanced take on the trend that offers a fresh perspective. Each set of timepieces uses different colored stones, so the rainbow only exists when all 10 watches are placed side by side. We've moved link beyond a gem-set bezel to a fully link decked-out collection – a bigger-picture execution.

So it is with the Histoire de Tourbillon 10. Now, it's tempting to judge link watches by link a single standard and it's extremely tempting to make that single standard one's own personal tastes, but the Histoire de Tourbillon is both a watch, and only incidentally a watch (a phenomenon that brands which simply follow this to link its natural conclusion by omitting hands altogether, or making the watch unreadable under any circumstances, clearly understand).

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