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Introducing the "Black Cat" by Alexander Shorokhoff

Throughout art history, black cats have been a captivating choice, celebrated for their symbolism and aesthetic allure. Renowned artists, like Édouard Manet with his iconic 'Olympia' featuring a nude woman and a black cat, or Théophile Steinlen's well-known 'Le Chat Noir' poster for the Parisian cabaret, exemplify this timeless fascination. Even the great Pablo Picasso expressed a special fondness for cats in works like 'Chat et Femme Lisant' (Cat and Reading Woman).

In a groundbreaking move, Alexander Shorokhoff embraces this theme, unveiling the cat motif in his collection. Crafted from black mother-of-pearl, the cat discreetly graces the dial, emanating playfulness, courage, and a subtle curiosity towards a butterfly perched above. This miniature masterpiece is simply enchanting.

To infuse this 'painting' with a sense of 'naturalness' and 'movement,' the entire dial is meticulously crafted from high-quality mother-of-pearl, adorned with Shorokhoff’s original signature, creating a truly personal touch.

Shorokhoff's distinctive powerful number '60' takes its customary position, complemented by blued hands ensuring impeccable readability.

Encased in a rectangular stainless steel masterpiece measuring 36 x 36 millimeters, this watch is a work of art within a frame. It's powered by a hand-engraved and refined automatic movement or a manual winding caliber, both limited to just 19 pieces. Each variant is accompanied by a green ostrich leather strap, featuring a stainless steel buckle, further accentuating its elegance.

The unparalleled uniqueness and extraordinary creativity of this model are poised to elevate its value, making it an investment worth considering. Who can predict if this 'wristwear masterpiece' will one day achieve the same heights as Picasso’s renowned works?