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Concord C2 GraffitiGrey

by Philip Kaspar
3 September, 2012
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Philip is widely travelled and has worked as a freelance journalist covering several topics including fashion, travel and watches. He also spent five years in the heart of the Swiss watchmaking industry in La Chaux de Fonds. Philip reports on all the latest watch news and is our WatchCrime reporter.

Concord C2 GraffittiGrey

Graffiti. Simple words and elaborate art. Social bulletins. Political messages. An exclusive genre of artistic expression. Hip hop. Breakdance. Territory markers. Revolution. Controversy. Reviled. Admired. Symbols: The Eiffel Tower. The Duomo di Milano. The streets of London.

CONCORD puts an ear to the street, soaking up twenty-first century style launching the C2 GraffitiGrey, described as monochromatic elegance.

An exclusive design for 2012 and part of the C2 Y-12 editions, the C2 GraffitiGrey presents a new variation on its highly successful C1 predecessor’s signature design, dressed up in a slightly smaller 43mm diameter black PVD-coated stainless steel case, with grey décor and a grey, black-stitched alligator strap complete with horizontal tubular attachments.

Water resistant to 100 metres, the C2 GraffitiGrey features a 2mm smoked sapphire crystal, visible screws, and black PVD-treated stainless steel folding clasp with an embossed CONCORD cover.

Concord C2 Graffitti Grey

A mechanical self-winding ETA Calibre 2894-2, 37-jewel movement with a 42-hour power reserve, beats at 28,800 vibrations per hour powering date and chronograph functions. Clearly displayed on a black dial, black, semi-matte Super-LumiNova-enhanced hour-markers, and asymmetrically hollowed-out rhodium-grey dauphine hands with Super-LumiNova accents provide a striking visual reminder of its urban graffiti origins.

Concord co-operated on this project with Graffiti Life, a collective of artists who decided to take the skills they learnt on the streets and showcase them to a wider audience. The result is a timepiece like no other that conveys the urban spirit in a uniquely contemporary way.

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Philip is widely travelled and has worked as a freelance journalist covering several topics including fashion, travel and watches. He also spent five years in the heart of the Swiss watchmaking industry in La Chaux de Fonds. Philip reports on all the latest watch news and is our WatchCrime reporter.

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