"Grace" models join a long line of Eterna-designed watches for women that first appeared in the early years of the preceding century. Some enjoyed a moment of fame on the wrist of celebrated stars of the silver screen, not least Brigitte Bardot and Gina Lollobrigida.
In 1976, the Eterna's Sahida's uncluttered design, typical of the period, attracted a lot of admiring attention. In 2014, its spirited personality asserts itself via the eight new "Grace" designs. Three of them feature a self-winding mechanical movement and five a quartz movement. All of them reflect the sleek silhouette of the design that originally inspired them.
Each "Grace" design features a setting of Top Wesselton diamonds. Charm of choice extends to the bracelet or strap, in steel, in gold or in satin depending on the model.
The Grace Two-Hands model, in polished and brushed stainless steel, houses a quartz movement displaying the hours and minutes, as well as the date. The bezel is set with 66 diamonds (Top Wesselton, VVS, 0.682 carat) while the white mother-of-pearl dial bears rhodium-plated hour markers with 8 diamonds. The 32mm case, water-resistant to 50m, features a scratch-resistant and anti-reflective sapphire crystal.
An elegant white satin strap, equipped with a stainless steel pin buckle, completes the watch.
