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Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
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Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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DUKAS_166708923_FER
dukas 166708923 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
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DUKAS_166708922_FER
dukas 166708922 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166708920_FER
dukas 166708920 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166708917_FER
dukas 166708917 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166708913_FER
dukas 166708913 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166708907_FER
dukas 166708907 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166708864_FER
dukas 166708864 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail clock which took five mnths to make.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_166708863_FER
dukas 166708863 fer
Ferrari Press Agency
Arcadia 1
Ref 15622
29/02/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Rolls-Royce
A custom built Rolls-Royce has been unveiled — with a clock that took five months alone to make.
Called Arcadia , it’s a droptail from the luxury maker’s bespoke coach-building department.
The unidentified client named it after the mythical realm of Arcadia from Ancient Greek mythology as a heaven on Earth.
A spokesperson said the vehicle was envisioned by the client as “a serene space characterised by reduction, material depth and tactility that would serve as a refuge from the complexities of their business life.”
As well as the usual luxury Rolls-Royce appointments one of the standout fittings is the fascia clock.
It is described as “the most complex Rolls-Royce clock face ever created.”
The spokesperson added: “The assembly alone was a five-month process, which was preceded by more than two years of development.”
The clock incorporates a geometric pattern in metal with 119 facets.
The specially designed face also includes partly polished, partly brushed hands and 12 hour markers – each just 0.1mm thick.
To ensure the readability, specialists gave each chaplet an infill bridge and painted them by hand using a camera capable of magnifying an image by up to 100 times.
OPS: The Rolls-Royce Arcadia droptail.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS)