John Oliver 
A couple of years back Van Cleef & Arpels has decided to set the whole planetarium on our wrists, and that is the way the Midnight Planétarium watch was born. Having an outstanding design and an exceptional complication, that observe was a huge hit, even though it arrived with a shocking price-tag, that is why the renowned French manufacturer has chosen to bring a fresh twist on its iconic invention. This new iteration is essentially a first women’s variant that exemplifies the Sun and also the nearest planets — Mercury, Venus and eventually Earth, together with its natural satellite, the Moon, at a spectacular manner. Each heavenly figure moves during its true rate, displaying the dial in 88 times for Mercury, 224 times for Venus and 365 times for Earth — the same holds for the Moon. Displaying a gorgeous 38-millimeter instance, set with diamonds in the bezel and sides of the case, this view also gains from a redesigned motion in addition to a rhodium-plated shooting star on the dial.
The artists from Van Cleef & Arpels were quite cautious in picking out the conventional materials of jewelry and watchmaking utilized with this particular project, together with pink stone, pink mother-of-pearl, turquoise and brilliant-cut diamonds making an eye-catching visual impact. The rear of this case looks like lovely, with just two apertures displaying the day, month and year, all surrounded by an enchanting decor.
