It took about 4 years for Huawei to launch the new Watch 3 generation, so it is not difficult to understand that this product is significantly different from the design of its predecessor Huawei Watch 2. The thick screen bezel and the 2 side buttons did not. there’s more. Instead, the 3D rotary knob looks luxurious and high-end. This dial offers more intuitive navigation, precise zooming and zooming, and is weather-resistant, working with gloves on. The body of the watch is made of stainless steel while the Pro version has some premium materials such as ceramic, titanium and sapphire glass. Watch 3 is equipped with a 1.43-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 466×466 and a pixel density of 326PPI, brightness up to 1000 nits, good outdoor display. The refresh rate reaches 60Hz for a smoother experience. Previously, Huawei was often criticized for using a low refresh rate screen to save battery, so it was fixed on the Watch 3. This screen is also protected by tempered glass. Huawei has created many different versions for the watch: Active (with silicone strap), Classic (leather strap), Elite (metal band) and Classic (Milanese strap). Huawei Watch 3 uses Hi6262 chipset with LTE support and Harmony 2.0 operating system, 2GB RAM, 16GB memory. Watch 3 supports eSIM, LTE, Wi-Fi and GPS along with sensors such as heart rate sensor, SpO2, and for the first time on Huawei wearables, it is a body temperature sensor, which is very necessary in this era. this disease. One of the important upgrades of the Watch 3 is the first device equipped with Harmony operating system – the operating system developed by Huawei. The first big plus is that the App Gallery is already on the watch. This means you can install standalone apps that transfer from your smartphone. Some other interesting features such as the ability to remotely control the camera on a smartphone, unlock a car or control smart home appliances. You can monitor your body temperature, heart rate, SpO2 and sleep in real time. The built-in fitness assistant supports over 100 workout modes and can also track your VO2max performance. Huawei smartwatches are famous for their long battery life, even with the addition of an eSIM and a 60Hz screen, the Watch 3 can still meet 3 days of use in 4G mode and up to 14 days in super battery life mode. long. Huawei Watch 3 Pro has a larger battery and can last 5 days on 4G and 21 days in super power saving mode. Huawei Watch 3 Series will be available on the market from June 2021, in the Chinese market, the Watch 3 will have a starting price of 407 USD and the Watch 3 Pro is 517 USD, launched on June 28. According to gizmochina, phonearena

According to the GQ Mexico , sample Marine Torpileur Military by Ulysse Nardin has a classic look, reminiscent of 80s commercials. It is the perfect design for anyone who loves simplicity but still fresh. This accessory is inspired by some of the mid-19th century Marine Chronometer models produced by the brand. Image: Monochrome Watches. The Marine Torpilleur Military is available in two versions with black and white dials. They are all produced in a limited run of 300 pieces. The remarkable point of this design is that there is no date function. Its absence gives the dial a more “clean” look. Photo: Horlogium. Karl-Friedrich Scheufele opened the Chopard production workshop in Switzerland in 1996. To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the brand launched a model LUC Quattro Spirit 25 . Image: ISOCHRONO. The new model combines classic style with modern technology. It represents the brand’s attempt at high-end watchmaking. The design features a leather strap, 18K rose gold case, and a traditional white dial. Photo: ISOCHRONO. Cartier Tank Solo aesthetic and unmatched luxury of the accessory. This model was created by founder Louis Cartier as a tribute to the American commander – John Pershing. The tank-inspired design has dominated the market since it was launched in 1917. Photo: Revolution Watch. Tank marks a new era in watchmaking. This time, pocket watches prevailed and the Tank was made to be worn on the wrist. This was a pioneering step in the watchmaking industry. Today, the Roman numerals, chemin-de-fer chapter ring, sapphire crown… are still Tank’s trademark symbols. Photo: Crown and Caliber.

The three new Bugatti smartwatches bear the names of several of the luxury automaker’s brands – such as the Bugatti Pur Sport, Le Noire and Divo. These three models all have the prefix Bugatti Ceramic. All three smartwatches pack an impressive number of features and functions including up to 90 different sport modes, health and fitness sensors that help track key stats at all times, as well as GPS. Heart sensor with two purposes of measuring both heart rate and heart rate variability. Three Bugatti smartwatches crafted with the highest precision, class and comfort. The watch is equipped with a Bugatti rubber strap or a titanium strap for your choice. The impressive-looking bezel is made of scratch-resistant ceramic. The watch case is forged from lightweight titanium. The device can last up to two weeks with a 445mAh battery. The Bugatti smartwatch also features a 390 x 390 pixel high resolution LED touch screen inside a sculpted sapphire glass case. In terms of price, the three new smartwatches won’t be as expensive as a Bugatti sports car but are priced like luxury watches, thanks to the premium materials used in their manufacture. The devices will be priced at 899 euros (about 25.2 million dong) for believers to pre-order with a 5-year warranty period. According to Gizmochina

Netizens have just looked at the two smartphones that appeared in Phuong Hang’s livestream, belonging to the extremely high-end segment with the most expensive price on the market today. The first is Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2, which is the most advanced folding screen smartphone of Samsung at the moment being sold on the market, priced at up to VND 50 million. In addition to upgrading in terms of design, Samsung also gives the Galaxy Z Fold2 a powerful configuration and the most advanced equipment it has ever created. The device owns a 6.2-inch Super AMOLED Infinity-O external screen, supporting Full HD + resolution. The internal screen is upgraded to 7.6 inches, using Infinity-O design, Dynamic AMOLED 2 X panels supporting HDR10+ and super smooth 120 Hz refresh rate, protected by flexible Ultra Thin Glass. The configuration of the Galaxy Z Fold2 is terrible with Snapdragon 865+ processor, comes with 12 GB RAM, 512 GB storage. All activities of the Galaxy Z Fold2 5G are powered by a 4,500 mAh battery, with 25 W fast charging technology and 11 W wireless fast charging support. Galaxy Z Fold2 owns a total of 5 camera sensors, including 2 selfie cameras arranged in the mole above the two screens, both with a resolution of 10 MP. The remaining 3 cameras are located in a rectangular cluster located on the back, configured with a 12 MP main sensor, 12 MP super wide-angle lens and 12 MP telephoto lens. The second phone appearing in Phuong Hang’s livestream is Vertu Aster P, a luxury phone, priced from 120 million VND. The Vertu Aster P is handcrafted in the UK, by skilled craftsmen and the craftsman’s signature will be engraved on the phone. The Aster P has a bezel made of grade 5 titanium and the display is covered with 133-carat sapphire crystal glass. Titanium is twice as hard but much lighter than steel, while sapphire is only inferior to diamond in hardness. The back of the phone is machined in leather (crocodile or lizard) and features a ruby ​​red concierge trigger. Aster P supports dual SIM and two SIM trays located under two metal wings that can open up like a Gullwing bird door. Below this metal wing is engraved the name of the craftsman who made the machine. Aster P uses mid-range Snapdragon 660 chip combined with 6 GB RAM and 128 GB ROM. The device has a 4.9-inch AMOLED Full HD screen, a 20MP front camera with f/2.2 aperture, and a 12MP rear camera. Vertu Aster P is sold with three color options: Black, white, and gold. In particular, the black and white version costs about 120 million VND, while the yellow version is about 328 million VND. Please watch the video: Top 4 best smartphone cameras today! Source: Audiovisual

The flawlessly beautiful jewelry set is being sold individually at Christie’s, with an initial estimate of 10,000-250,000 francs ($11,000-$275,430) each. Among these, the standout necklace and crown set with sapphires were quarried from gem mines in the Ceylon area, now Sri Lanka. Beautiful flawless diamond and sapphire jewelry set. Photo: Christie’s Notably, part of the Christie’s home auction this time is a sapphire and diamond tiara that once belonged to Queen Maria II of Portugal from the 19th century, which sold for the actual price of Rs. 1.77 million francs. While the 100.94 carat rectangular cut diamond in color D, is sold for a hefty price of 12.84 million francs. The sale ended, bringing in revenue that far exceeded the original estimate. Beautiful brooch of Emperor Napoleon’s adopted daughter. Photo: Christie’s Christie’s auction house representative – Code Fawcett said: “Today’s auction brought in 57.75 million Francs, equivalent to 64 million USD. This is quite a large revenue. This year will be a boom year, there will be More demand than last year and I believe this will be a good start to a great auction season. We look forward to many more spectacular auctions.” Christie’s’ latest auction comes shortly after another auction organized by the same auction house, selling memorabilia related to Emperor Napoleon on the 200th anniversary of his death.

1. Turquoise and diamond brooches Jewelry expert Vincent Meylan said this flower brooch was originally a wedding gift from King Edward VII to Mary of Teck in 1893. Mary kept it until her death in 1953. Later, the Queen Elizabeth II is the heir to this jewelry. But she only used it once in 2014 and once in April 2020. 2. The sapphire crystal flower of Queen Maria Feodorovna Many historians and jewelry experts believe this jewelry dates back to 1866. In that year, King Edward VII and future Queen Alexandra (then Prince and Princess of Wales) presented the flower. Dressed for Queen Alexandra’s sister, Minnie, to commemorate her marriage to future Russian Emperor Alexander III. It was a flower brooch made of sapphire cabochon, surrounded by two rows of diamonds and had a drop of pearl hanging from another diamond. After her marriage, Minnie became known as Queen Maria Feodorovna. That is the origin of the name of this flower. After her death, her daughters inherited the jewelry. It was later acquired by Queen Mary, Elizabeth II’s grandmother, at auction. 3. Flowers and diamonds of the Prince of Wales This jewelry is one of the most special accessories of Princess Diana. It is meant to represent 3 feathers on the coat of arms of the Prince of Wales. Originally, the flower brooch was a wedding gift for Princess Alexandra in 1863. Later, the Queen Dowager returned to Princess Diana in 1981. With her ‘sassy’ personality, Princess Diana turned it into a necklace. 4. Queen Victoria’s Bow This beautiful bow is actually part of a set of 3 bows. They were created by the famous jeweler Garrard in 1858. Queen Victoria likes to wear 2 or 3 bows in this bow set when attending special events. Queen Elizabeth II also wears this jewelry on the most important occasion. It was September 9, 2015, the anniversary of her certification as the longest reigning monarch in royal history. 5. New Zealand silver fern According to research done in the historical archives of Auckland libraries, this floral brooch was a Christmas gift that Queen Elizabeth II received in 1953 from Lady Allum, Sir John Allum’s wife, The mayor of Auckland at that time. Later, Kate inherits that precious jewelry. She always wears it when attending New Zealand related events. 6. Cullinan V The heart-shaped gemstone is part of a giant diamond mined in the South African mine in 1905. That precious diamond is said to be worth more than 3 thousand carats. Initially, the flower brooch was owned by Mary of Teck, the grandmother of Queen Elizabeth. Now, the Queen is the owner of this special brooch. She wore it during London Fashion Week 2018. 7. Cullinan III and IV It is thought that the South African diamond block above has been cut into 105 pieces. Two of those pieces are Cullinan III and Cullinan IV. They are often combined together as a complete flower brooch. Cullinan III is pear-shaped and weighs about 94 carats. And Cullinan IV 63 carat is cut into a square. 8. True Lover’s Knot of Queen Mary This is also a Queen Elizabeth jewelry inherited from Queen Mary. This brooch is unique for two reasons: first it has a tassel shaped bow shape, unlike other neatly brooches; The second is that the Queen always wears it when attending weddings by family members. In 1960, she used it at the wedding of her sister, Princess Margaret. In 2011, she reused the flower brooch for the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton. 9. Royal Navy Gold Dolphin Badge This adornment is decorated with pictures of 2 dolphins, anchors and a crown. It was introduced by the Royal Navy in 1972. According to an article by reporter Richard Palmer, the navy gave this badge to the Duchess of Cambridge. She then wore it during the Thames River parade for Queen Elizabeth’s diamond celebration in 2012. 10. Brazilian emerald green blouse In 1953, the president and the people of Brazil gave Queen Elizabeth the coronation gift (consisting of a necklace and earrings) made of aquamarines and diamonds. Love this stone so much, she added a matching tiara. After that, the Brazilian Government added bracelets and flowers to give to the Queen. 11. Lilies of the city of London This flower brooch is a gift from the City of London to the Queen in 1947 when she was still a Princess. It is a symbol of the free city, the capital of England – London. The Queen often wears this jewelry to outdoor celebrations. 12. Flower install Jardine Star According to the book ‘The Queen’s Jewels’ by Leslie Field, a Scottish aristocrat, Lady Jardine presented this jewelry to Queen Elizabeth in 1981. It was made entirely of diamonds. This is one of the most beloved brooches of the Queen. 13. The Shamrock – The Irish Guardian Shamrock is the t term used to refer to a small branch of a clover, used as a symbol of Ireland. St. Patrick – the patron saint of Ireland – is said to have used it as a metaphor for the Trinity. Kate regularly wears this brooch to events related to Ireland and Irish culture in general (like St. Patrick’s Day). According to author James Wilson, in 1961, the Irish Guard Regiment gave this jewelry to Princess Mary. Other members of the royal family that used to wear shamrock are the Empress Dowager and Princess Anne.

Ship with structural damage with steel parts and cannot be restored. But the second half of the 73-meter submarine was unaffected in the fire. CNN said. Fortunately for the French Navy, a submarine of the Saphir class was decommissioned in 2019, awaiting dismantlement at a shipyard in the port of Cherbourg, northwest France. The front section of the Saphir is still very good. French officials decided to take the first part of the Saphir, combined with the rear of Perle to form a new submarine. The Perle submarine was transferred from the city of Toulon to Cherbourg on a dedicated train in December 2020. At the shipyard, workers cut the Perle in half in February and did the same with the Saphir in March. The Perle submarine was cut in half at the Cherbourg shipyard. Photo: Naval Group. In early April, the second half of the Perle and the front half of the Saphir were fixed to tow them, then welded to connect the two hull halves together. The connection of the two hull parts will be completed in the coming months, said Klara Nadaradjane, spokesman for Naval Group, main contractor. The new submarine is still called the Perle. It will be 1.4 m longer than the original, as an additional component connecting the two halves of the hull is needed. Spokesperson Nadaradjane said the connection of the two halves of the hull was simulated with a 3-dimensional digital model, before being put into practice. However, a Naval Group spokesman did not disclose the cost. The Perle, commissioned in 1993, is the newest of six French Rubis-class nuclear attack submarines. Rubis-class submarines are expected to be replaced by more modern Barracuda-class nuclear attack submarines. However, it was not until 2030 that the last of the Barracuda-class submarines was delivered to the French Navy, forcing them to find a way to repair the Perle submarine. This is the first time the French shipbuilding industry has cut two different ships in half to merge them into one complete ship. Previously, this technique was used by the US to repair their damaged submarines.

Fortunately, the second half of the 2,600-ton submarine, 73 meters long, displaced the water, remained undamaged after the fire. And in the difficult emergence of wisdom, French naval officials had the idea of ​​pairing the rest with its “sister” – the Saphir submarine. Perle nuclear submarine intact. Photo: Reddit Although decommissioned in 2019, and waiting to be dismantled, the Saphir front section remains relatively stable in construction. Therefore, French authorities determined that the ship could still be combined with the back of Perle to form a new attack submarine. Perle was subsequently relocated from Toulon to Cherbourg in December of last year. The workers cut it in half and the Saphir. According to French naval contractor Naval Group, earlier this month, the second half of the Perle and the front half of the Saphir were put on “conveyor” at the shipyard in Cherbourg, so that they can be carefully calibrated and welded. together. Perle submarines after being burned by fire nearly half. Photo: Marine Nationale A Naval Group spokesperson said assembly will continue to be completed in the coming months. The complete submarine, still named Perle, will be about 1.5 meters longer than its “predecessors” thanks to an additional “intersection zone”. The intersection zone on the new version of the Perle submarine will add a bit of living space for about 70 sailors operating inside the ship. Digital model According to Naval Group, all assemblies are simulated using 3D digital methods before being applied to a real ship. This is the effort spent more than 100,000 hours of technical research and 250,000 hours of manual work by more than 300 technicians and shipbuilders. Two pieces of the Perle submarine after being cut in half at the Cherbourg Shipyard, France. Photo: AP Franck Ferrer, Director of Naval Group Services, said in January the new version is expected to return to Toulon by the end of this year, for further engineering and upgrade of the combat system. . The ship will rejoin the French Navy fleet in early 2023. “The implementation of the project for these cases, namely the repairing and joining of parts of two sister ships together, was the first thing Naval Group did in modern history,” said Ferrer. said. Rare luck The Perle was not the first instance of two parts of two different ships being assembled together. According to Thomas Shugart, a retired commander of the American attack submarine, the US Navy did the same thing by replacing the damaged bow of the USS San Francisco with the bow of the soon-to-be retired USS Honolulu. The process of assembling two-part Perle submarines with Saphir. Video: Le Télégramme However, the Perle submarine can “revive” is still considered a rare luck compared to similar cases in the past. In 2012, a disgruntled worker caused a serious fire on the USS Miami submarine, while the ship was undergoing repairs at the port of Portsmouth, Maine (USA). The ship then became a waste product due to the high cost of restoration. By 2020, the amphibious assault ship USS Bonhomme Richard is also damaged by fire while being upgraded in San Diego port (USA). After determining it would take up to $ 3.2 billion and seven years to repair, the USS Bonhomme Richard was finally removed from service with the US Navy.

The two halves of these nuclear submarines cut in half were Perle and Saphir, respectively. From these two halves, the French experts performed grafting into the complete ship.

The French expert said that the reason they can be joined together by two submarines of the same line, both of the Rubis class and identical design.

The two halves of the submarine were prepared to be grafted by France.

The fact that France had to use two halves of two different submarines to combine because in June 2020, a fierce fire that lasted for 14 hours made the front of the Perle submarine on the dock unusable due to steel structure is deformed, some places do not guarantee the original stability.

But the other half of the 73m-long submarine, which displaced 2,600 tons, was unaffected by the fire. Meanwhile, the French Navy has a Saphir, in the same class, which was decommissioned in 2019 and is waiting to be dismantled.

The front part of the Saphir was assessed to be structurally stable, qualified to be paired with the back of Perle to form a complete attack submarine.

The Perle was then cut in half in February and March. After being placed on a calibrated shelf, the second half of Perle and the front half of the Saphir are now fully welded, the French Navy said.

Paired product is still named Perle but a bit longer. Naval Group said that all pre-construction designs are 3D digital modeling and ensure reliability, safety and does not affect the inherent design of the ship’s combat capabilities.

Perle entered service in 1993, the newest of the six Rubis-class nuclear submarines in the French Navy. During a joint resistance exercise in 2015 between the French and US Navy, a Rubis submarine “sank” the US aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt.

This exercise took place within 10 days off the coast of Florida, to test the performance and combat capabilities of this aircraft carrier after 4 years of overhaul at a cost of up to 2.6 billion USD.

The French submarine named SNA Saphir S602, belonging to the Rubis nuclear attack submarine class participated in exercises with the US Navy’s Carrier Task Force No. 12, including the USS Theodore Roosevelt ( CVN-71), multiple Ticonderoga-class cruisers and Arleigh Burke class Aegis destroyers and a Los Angeles-class nuclear attack submarine.

Phase 1 of the maneuvers went well when the French navy’s SNA Saphir nuclear submarine was ordered to join the allied US forces in a simulated conflict, in which the states thought The statue attacked the economic and territorial interests of the United States.

By the second phase of the exercise, the submarine SNA Saphir acted as an enemy submarine, with the mission to find and destroy the giant US aircraft carrier.

To do this, Saphir spent days stalking, bypassing the outer barrier under constant threat from P-3C Orion anti-submarine patrol aircraft and P-8A Poseidon of the US Navy, zones Arleigh Burke class destroyers and other anti-submarine defense ships.

The Saphir dodged the detection of anti-submarine forces, broke into the defense systems of the carrier group to avoid detection of long-range anti-submarine equipment and quietly approached the ship. airports worth billions of dollars of the US Navy.

The Saphir was close to the American aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt and commanded the carrier to lock the target of the carrier in his periscope. The French submarines were then only a few hundred meters from the American aircraft carrier, within the effective range of anti-ship weapons such as torpedoes and Exoxet anti-ship missiles.

Both the US aircraft carrier combat information center held its breath when it discovered the incident and was alarmed when it was attacked by French ships. An attack order was issued, and the Saphir “sunk” theoretically the USS Theodore Roosevelt and most of her escort ships.