TAG Heuer has announced spectacular new gem-set versions of its much-acclaimed Meridiist communications device. Featuring the same luxurious design as the original model, complete with more than 430 mechanical components and a scratch-resistant sapphire crystal display window, the Meridiist Diamonds takes the luxury up yet another notch to meet the demands of the most uncompromising sybarites.

Two models of the TAG Heuer Meridiist Diamonds communication instrument will be offered.  Most opulent is the version set with 1,232 round brilliant diamonds.  Amounting to 7.4 carats in total weight, the stones cover the angled side panels of the Meridiist body, as well as the top and bottom frames of the sapphire crystal display screen.  Only slightly less spectacular, the second variation utilizes 208 round brilliants--an assortment which carries a total carat weight of 1.30.  Here, diamonds are set in the lower and upper frames over the display screen; the side panels are left unadorned, to emphasize the finely machined elegance of the brushed stainless steel body.  

Luxurious touches found on both diamond-set TAG Heuer Meridiist phones include a diamond-set photo shutter on the back of the device shaped as the TAG Heuer shield logo, and call buttons set with East African Tsavorite and ruby, to indicate pick up and disconnect, respectively.  The Meridiist cover is crafted from alligator leather, and can be in black or white according to the desires of the client.  Accompanying each TAG Heuer Meridiist Diamonds is a special presentation box in lacquered hardwood.

Source: ViaLuxe