Vertu phones honor its favorite subject--itself

Mike Yamamoto | Apr 28, 2008

Having created such specimens as the US$310,000 Signature Cobra, it's not surprising that Vertu is a brand that isn't afraid to celebrate itself. So even though it's already released one special line marking its 10th anniversary this year, there's nothing to stop them from doing one more.

To that end, the luxury handset maker has unveiled its Rococo Constellation, also in honor of its first decade, following the Monogram Constellation that did the same thing. As indicated by its name, the new collection was inspired by the French design movement of the 18th century, according to Sybarites.

Oddly enough, these models seem surprisingly subdued considering their maker and mission. On closer inspection, however, the Sapphire Edition of the collection features cabochon sapphire screws, as well as a center stone button. Say what you will about Vertu, but at least they're consistent.

Via Crave CNET

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