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Robb Report, luxury brands partner on exclusive series
November 09, 2007
Irvine, Calif.—Robb Report publisher CurtCo Media has announced the launch of the Robb Report Limited Edition Series, its first-ever for-purchase collection of one-of-a-kind products and once-in-a-lifetime experiences, custom-created by 14 of the world's most coveted brands. Brands selected for the inaugural series include Audemars Piguet, Beaudry, Corum, David Oscarson, ECOSSE Moto Works, Louis XIII de Rémy Martin, Monarch Billiards, The Napa Valley Reserve, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, Sentient Jet Membership, Steinway Lyngdorf, Terroir, Wynn Las Vegas and Zadora Timepieces. Each brand created an exclusive one-of-a-kind or limited-edition selection for the series. "This is a unique opportunity for a handful of very affluent and very fortunate people," CurtCo Media Senior Vice President of Multimedia Frann Vettor-Gray said in a statement. "We have partnered with the world's elite brands to create their finest designs and experiences for the Robb Report Limited Edition Series. Robb Report has redefined the concept of luxury giving for this holiday season with this unprecedented collection." The collection includes watch brand Corum's "Robb Report Limited Edition Two-Watch Tourbillon Set," which features two tourbillons in platinum and 18-karat gold with hand-cut sapphire-crystal bridges and plates. Only three sets are available, priced at $550,000 per set. "It is an honor to be a part of the Robb Report Limited Edition Series of one-of-a-kind products created by the world's most luxurious, exclusive and sophisticated brands," Corum President Michael Wunderman said. "The magazine is one of the most respected publications in the world, and Corum has been a proud partner for many years and will be for many years to come. This unique opportunity to connect with such influential and discerning customers is truly phenomenal." Priced up to $2 million, the Robb Report Limited Edition Series is currently available exclusively at RobbReport.com.
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