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At Baselworld 2015, one of the most impressive pieces I wore on my wrist was undoubtedly the complete Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon watch (and the diamond-encrusted Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon Baguette). I had a genuine, wide smile on my face as I gazed upon the massive sapphire crystal-encased mechanical planetary system on my wrist, something some would argue is unnecessary and over-the-top. It's an insane watch that embodies Jacob & Co. at its best—a watch and jewelry company that I believe deserves far more attention than watch enthusiasts. Over the years, I've written extensively about Jacob Arabo and his controversial life and company. Honestly, his job was to dazzle the world's rich and famous. It's a difficult task, and people need to realize that with so many companies trying to capture the world's attention, it's not easy to catch the attention of someone who has spent their lives avoiding it.

During my time as a luxury fake watches, I've learned a lot, one of which is that the world of the wealthy is completely different from the world of ordinary people. Class discrimination exists, and it's real. While everyone uses the toilet by putting on their pants one leg at a time, the problems and considerations of the wealthy are completely different. Okay, enough with that, let's get back to the dazzling Mr. Arabo and some watches that I think are difficult for those outside his world to understand.

Trying to measure the "brilliance" of the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon by a diver's tool watch is like trying to compare a sturdy wooden house with a luxurious beachfront villa. Yes, both are buildings from a technical perspective, and the former may be more meaningful, but the latter is about social status and the ability to treat yourself well. You see, no matter how wealthy you are, there are always things you have to save up for.

Jacob & Co.'s top-of-the-line pieces are sacred objects for those who can afford them but still have to consider a million-dollar top quality replica watches. In other words, royals wear crowns and live in castles to project a certain quality about themselves—something about their power, prestige, and status. This can offend those without them, yet they remain more valuable than those who possess wealth.

Diamonds and complex watches can serve as wearable symbols of power. Ultimately, that's what status and social symbols are all about. First, they're meant to attract a partner, and second, they're meant to signal to those around you that you possess some power or privilege beyond their reach, a power or privilege they lack. We all crave power and can be irritated by those who possess it (especially when we feel they don't deserve it). Like it or not, Jacob & Co. watches embody the talent of Mr. Arabo, who masterfully uses design to perfectly convey this concept. After all, he just launched a watch called the "Billionaire Tourbillon."

You can admire the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon watch—it's a delicate little mechanism—but when you wear it on your wrist, adorned with a two-inch-tall sapphire dome and an 18K gold bracelet, you're essentially presenting yourself to others. Hopefully, the attention you receive is positive, right? Now, let me step back a bit and remind you that there are ways to present diamonds, from exquisite to downright vulgar. I imagine only a select few fully understand the nuances of diamond watch reviewing, those who have perhaps experienced the odd occasion of being handed a variety of extremely expensive diamonds and asked for their opinion—and then being able to compare these experiences over and over again. Jacob & Co.'s uniqueness lies in their ability to walk the fine line between "excessive" and "perfectly adequate." swiss watches replica

Jacob & Co. has a long history of collaborating with Swiss movement manufacturer Concepto, and they also collaborated with the company on the development of the Astronomia movement. For this collection, Jacob & Co. collaborated with Swiss firm Studio7h38, who were responsible for the wild-looking mechanical movement inside the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon. Upon closer inspection, the mechanism is impressive, but it's not quite as finely finished as a Greubel Forsey. Well, nothing is truly that finely finished, so the comparison isn't really fair. The movement is a miniature industrial mechanism, and I don't even know how to describe its complexity. Let's start with the triple-axis tourbillon, one of the movement's four arms.

Note that inside the case of the Jacob & Co. Astronomia watch, you're looking at the entire JCEM01 manual-winding movement, with the planetary mechanism actually sitting on the barrel. It's actually a motor barrel, a design borrowed from the system found in some historic American pocket watches. All four arms are connected by a special differential system, which rotates around the dial once every 20 minutes. This is the first axis of the tourbillon.

The tourbillon system itself incorporates two additional pivot points, rotating once every 60 seconds and then in a different direction every five minutes. Opposite the tourbillon is a dial showing the time, which is incredibly cool because it always points straight up, no matter where it's rotated on the dial. I absolutely love this design. A miniature, hand-painted titanium sphere sits on the tourbillon's arm, and opposite it is a "Jacob-cut" diamond, created using a unique, patented technique unique to Jacob & Co., giving the diamond its case and 288 facets. Both the sphere and the diamond disco ball rotate once every 60 seconds. Jacob and Co. Epic X fake

What's the point of all this rotation and movement? To create a "hypnotic dance," of course; it's all about visual spectacle (and it's quite effective). So, as I said, if you think too much about the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon watch, you'll keep asking, "Why?" The question isn't "why," but rather that it's cool, and they were able to do it. As a Jacob & Co. client, you don't want to hear about planetarium operations and mathematical equations—you want to be dazzled, delighted, and reminded that you're special. Anyone who wears the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon is "special."

The Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon case measures 50mm wide and 25mm thick, crafted from 18K rose gold and covered with a beautiful AR-coated sapphire crystal. While not everyone will "get" the Jacob & Co. Astronomia, you can tell it's well-designed. The back of the watch features two folding "buttons" for easy operation and winding. Despite its size, the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon is surprisingly comfortable to wear. Unless you accidentally bump it against a wall or table, anything goes.

If you're a watch enthusiast, fiddling with a Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon, or even a Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon Baguette, is a delight. Ultimately, it should be. Jacob Arabo's reputation may be extraordinary, but his customer-friendliness is part of it. When he promises a product that will wow his customers, he delivers.

Through all of this, I'm trying to explain the admittedly peculiar world of brands like Jacob & Co., and the peculiar world of watches like the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon and the Jacob & Co. Astronomia Tourbillon Baguette, the latter featuring 16 carats of invisible-set baguette-cut diamonds. For ordinary people, flaunting wealth can be offensive, and perhaps with good reason, because it effectively says, "I'm better than you." But imagine a world where everyone can afford these things, not to impress their peers with their high prices but simply to impress and shock visually. The "show-off" element of luxury will never go away, and I'm certainly a fan of democratizing luxury. That being said, I think a lot of people are fascinated by what the super-rich do, and since they're not going anywhere, there's a lot they could do rather than find some pretty amazing things in the opulent rooms of Jacob & Co.'s alluring inner sanctum. Greubel Forsey Balancier replica watches