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it’s all in the wrist

January 21, 2008  9:03 pm

Boucheron

At Boucheron’s 150th Anniversary dinner in Paris’ Petit Palais Monday night, brand ambassador Cameron Silver proved that sporting a little bling isn’t just for the ladies only: Tucked under the sleeve of his beaded McQueen tux was the ultra-exclusive limited edition of the jeweler’s Reflets XL watch, one of only 26 in the world. "I’m crazy about it," Silver said of the timepiece, which has a rectangular face and numbers set with diamonds. "Unfortunately, I can only wear it for the night. But the rest of the world has to wait until it hits boutiques next month!" For more from the Boucheron fête, check back Wednesday morning.

—Tina Isaac
Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

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