Dec 2007
Exclusive Rios leather straps coming to our online store.
31 Dec 07 02:44 PM Filed in: General
We
are very excited to soon be offering exclusive
top-quality new-style and vintage-style leather
straps, manufactured by leading German leather
company Rios 1931. The retail prices will range
between $40 to $85 and we will add on a special
section to our online store
so
you can purchase these exquisite leather straps
and buckles directly from us.
Stock arrivals scheduled for mid-January.
31 Dec 07 02:02 PM Filed in: General
We have received so many requests to produce more of
these watches... you asked for them - and here they
are. We are expecting delivery by mid-January.
- Ocean-1 Classics, 50 watches will be in stock.
- Ocean-1 Blue/Blue, only a few available (blue dial with blue bezel).
- Ocean-1 Red/Red, only a few available (red dial with red bezel).
- Ocean-1 Classics, 50 watches will be in stock.
- Ocean-1 Blue/Blue, only a few available (blue dial with blue bezel).
- Ocean-1 Red/Red, only a few available (red dial with red bezel).
Happy Holidays from Debaufre.
24 Dec 07 02:17 PM Filed in: General
"We would like to thank you for making 2007 the
successful year it was. We feel blessed that our
customers have been extremely supportive and
understanding during the development of our new
collection. Many of you have become close friends and
part of our Debaufre Family and we appreciate your
help and encouragement.
Our reputation grows with your enthusiasm; you are the heart of Debaufre Watches and we value each and every one of you. Your continued support and help in spreading the word about Debaufre is greatly appreciated; you are the ones making Debaufre Watches such a sensation; your reviews and suggestions are what enhance our brand, and in the end it's your voice that is the key to our long term success.
We are excited about our continued collaboration with you in 2008, strengthening Debaufre as the watch brand which builds a personal relationship with our customers - focusing on the human element and not solely on profit or the bottom-line. We wish you and your family Happy Holidays and all the best for the New Year!"
Your friends at Debaufre Watches
Our reputation grows with your enthusiasm; you are the heart of Debaufre Watches and we value each and every one of you. Your continued support and help in spreading the word about Debaufre is greatly appreciated; you are the ones making Debaufre Watches such a sensation; your reviews and suggestions are what enhance our brand, and in the end it's your voice that is the key to our long term success.
We are excited about our continued collaboration with you in 2008, strengthening Debaufre as the watch brand which builds a personal relationship with our customers - focusing on the human element and not solely on profit or the bottom-line. We wish you and your family Happy Holidays and all the best for the New Year!"
Your friends at Debaufre Watches
Sunday morning brunch with a 2008 Csar model.
16 Dec 07 01:23 PM Filed in: Csar
"During my Sunday morning brunch, which is usually a
relaxing time, I repeatedly caught myself gazing at a
pre-release model of the 2008 Csar watch that I was
wearing. The multi-level dial kept grabbing my
attention and I would drift off from the conversation
into the subtle beauty of this watch. The redesigned
hands and numbers resting on the intriguing dial
created this uncontrollable fascination for me and
looking around the table, I couldn't find another
watch I'd rather be wearing, though there were some
wonderful brands. I love the Le Mans and the
original Airforce models,
but the 2008 Csar watch has taken the first
place spot for wrist-time. I can't wait until
these are officially released, I believe you
will be as fascinated as I am. We are going to
offer a pre-release purchase option beginning
next week, so to be sure to secure your 2008
Csar watch, and get in line now before the
release." - Alldaron Knewitz, VP Debaufre.
Frederick Hanselmann wearing the Debaufre Triton on dive.
15 Dec 07 03:35 PM Filed in: Triton
As posted in the Poor Man's' Watch Forum:
'Poor Man's' Watch Forum - Foro de Relojes Para el 'Hombre Pobre' - Horlogeforum voor de 'Arme Man'. Do you see what I see? (Forum sponsors in the news!). - Posted By: TakesALickin' - Date: Friday, 14 December 2007, at 9:52 p.m.
"Opened the Indy Star this AM to see an article on an Indiana University diving team that's working on a salvage operation to raise articles from a ship plundered by lendary pirate Captain Kidd. On the inside page where the article was continued, there was a photo of one the IU divers clearly wearing a Debaufre Triton. Cool, huh?" - Jeff
Here's the Debaufre photo...
And the photo from The Indy Star...
----- Additional Photos: not from forum -----
'Poor Man's' Watch Forum - Foro de Relojes Para el 'Hombre Pobre' - Horlogeforum voor de 'Arme Man'. Do you see what I see? (Forum sponsors in the news!). - Posted By: TakesALickin' - Date: Friday, 14 December 2007, at 9:52 p.m.
"Opened the Indy Star this AM to see an article on an Indiana University diving team that's working on a salvage operation to raise articles from a ship plundered by lendary pirate Captain Kidd. On the inside page where the article was continued, there was a photo of one the IU divers clearly wearing a Debaufre Triton. Cool, huh?" - Jeff
Here's the Debaufre photo...
And the photo from The Indy Star...
----- Additional Photos: not from forum -----
50 Airforce orange watches enroute to US.
14 Dec 07 08:23 PM Filed in: Airforce
We were just informed that 50 orange version Airforce watches
were shipped from Switzerland. The shipment is
scheduled to arrive next Wednesday (Dec 19th).
Of course with the amount of people eagerly
awaiting the orange Airforce watch, and the
existing quantity of backorders, we have already
placed an order for more.
Triton watch worn during Pirate ship discovery.
08 Dec 07 07:20 PM Filed in: Triton
Frederick Hanselmann, a Research Associate / Lecturer
for the Office of Underwater Science at Indiana
University, worn his Triton watch on a
recent discovery and excavation dive. Being part
of the dive team which discovered a lost ship
believed to belong to famed Captain William
Kidd, a ship with 26 cannons and multiple
anchors, Frederick got up close and personal
with the ship wreck. Wearing the Triton in the
waters off the coast of the Dominican Republic,
Frederick and crew are working to prove by
forensic procedure that the ship indeed belonged
to Captain William Kidd.
Frederick Hanselmann Biography:
Frederick "Fritz" Hanselmann is an underwater archaeologist employed as a Research Associate/Lecturer with the Office of Underwater Science at Indiana University. He holds a master's degree from the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs with a focus on submerged cultural resource management and international development, a bachelor's degree in anthropology from Brigham Young University, and he is a PhD student in the Indiana University Department of Anthropology.
Fritz is currently working on projects in the Dominican Republic and California. He is especially interested in the protection and preservation of underwater sites and their development as marine protected areas and underwater parks. With research varying from the shipwrecks of Columbus and the age of discovery to Gold Rush Era shipwrecks, he and the IU team manage to stay busy. In addition, Fritz and the IU team are currently conducting fieldwork and research on a shipwreck near the Dominican Republic that could very well be that of Captain William Kidd.
While archival research and historical accounts match quite well with the wreck, proper archaeological excavation and conservation is required to positively identify the wreck. In the preliminary survey, the team counted 26 cannons and various pieces of broken anchors. The site is also bordered by a beautiful coral reef. The IU team plans to develop the site as a marine protected area, for the interpretation of divers today and in the future.
Fritz wears his Debaufre Triton in all his endeavors and travels. "The Debaufre Triton watch is perfect for what I need, a timepiece that is functional and durable that I can use in quite strenuous activities, yet looks good when I'm out of the water and teaching students or meeting with foreign government officials and dignitaries."
Frederick Hanselmann Biography:
Frederick "Fritz" Hanselmann is an underwater archaeologist employed as a Research Associate/Lecturer with the Office of Underwater Science at Indiana University. He holds a master's degree from the Indiana University School of Public and Environmental Affairs with a focus on submerged cultural resource management and international development, a bachelor's degree in anthropology from Brigham Young University, and he is a PhD student in the Indiana University Department of Anthropology.
Fritz is currently working on projects in the Dominican Republic and California. He is especially interested in the protection and preservation of underwater sites and their development as marine protected areas and underwater parks. With research varying from the shipwrecks of Columbus and the age of discovery to Gold Rush Era shipwrecks, he and the IU team manage to stay busy. In addition, Fritz and the IU team are currently conducting fieldwork and research on a shipwreck near the Dominican Republic that could very well be that of Captain William Kidd.
While archival research and historical accounts match quite well with the wreck, proper archaeological excavation and conservation is required to positively identify the wreck. In the preliminary survey, the team counted 26 cannons and various pieces of broken anchors. The site is also bordered by a beautiful coral reef. The IU team plans to develop the site as a marine protected area, for the interpretation of divers today and in the future.
Fritz wears his Debaufre Triton in all his endeavors and travels. "The Debaufre Triton watch is perfect for what I need, a timepiece that is functional and durable that I can use in quite strenuous activities, yet looks good when I'm out of the water and teaching students or meeting with foreign government officials and dignitaries."
Photos released of the 2008 Csar models.
07 Dec 07 08:54 PM Filed in: Csar
The 2008 Csar models are in the final stages of
production and should be completed by mid-February.
Here is the first official photograph of the 2008
Csar models. Pre-order option now available: http://www.debaufre.com/pre-order
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Art-Deco watch close to completion.
05 Dec 07 05:54 PM Filed in: Art-Deco
We are in the final steps of completing our Debaufre
Art-Deco watch; with a skeleton dial; an exhibition
case-back; and a custom design. The Art-Deco watch,
priced just under $2,000, is a very unique piece with
only 25 made. - more details coming soon...
Sky-diver to take flight with Nav-B orange automatic.
03 Dec 07 06:11 PM Filed in: Nav-B
A Miami Sky-Diver will wear the Automatic Nav-B watch in
Orange while performing a dangerous wing-walking
demonstration at an air-show in December 2007.
He has distinguished himself by creating a
unique style of wing-walking, uncommon at these
heights. We will capture the excitement on video
and post it on our website. - more details
coming soon...
Debaufre to award winners of CCS sport-bike race event.
01 Dec 07 06:03 PM Filed in: General
We will be awarding an Ocean-1 Watch to the
first place winner in each of the three overall
classes of the CCS 2007 Sport-Bike Motorcycle
Championship. These amazing individuals, not yet
in a professional class, push themselves to the
limits in every race to eventually rise to pro
status. The Championship Ceremony will be held
in April 2008 in Miami. - more details
coming soon...