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Senturion, based in London, is the first and only maker of luxury car keys that you can wear on your wrist. Its bracelets are already a hit with big-name celebrities, and the latest collection, S177, takes things up a notch.
Where craftmanship and luxury meet is the S177 Collection from Senturion. It offers the same bracelet that doubles as a key fob in either white or yellow gold, but with extra security elements, more striking visuals and plenty more customization options. Senturion S177 works for supercars from Aston Martin, Bentley, Ferrari, Rolls Royce, McLaren, Bugatti, Lamborghini and Porsche.
Designed with a carbon composite core and titanium, the wristlet can be customized with several bespoke elements, including black diamonds insets, and a bracelet strap made from ostrich, crocodile or sting ray leather. Users can choose the finish and all insets, which can be their precious stone of choice.
Prices start at £15,850, but customization starts from £150,000. Until now, the most expensive Senturion wristlet ever sold was reportedly worth a whopping £200,000 because it also included pieces of a 4-billion-year-old piece of meteorite. Kind of like the one Usain Bolt is wearing in an older Instagram pic that you will find here – but he got that one for free, presumably.
Each item takes over 100 hours to make, because technicians take apart the driver’s key fob and miniaturize it to include it in the wristlet. The Senturion S177 also has an integrated encrypted security system, and comes with a sapphire glass that shows the rotating cogs set in motion when you use it to unlock your car. It’s the perfect ostentatious way to unlock your ostentatious car, while also doubling as a statement piece.
Chelsea defender David Luiz, sprinter Usain Bolt and former England striker Peter Crouch are among the most famous drivers to use a Senturion Key to unlock their supercars.
Designed with a carbon composite core and titanium, the wristlet can be customized with several bespoke elements, including black diamonds insets, and a bracelet strap made from ostrich, crocodile or sting ray leather. Users can choose the finish and all insets, which can be their precious stone of choice.
Prices start at £15,850, but customization starts from £150,000. Until now, the most expensive Senturion wristlet ever sold was reportedly worth a whopping £200,000 because it also included pieces of a 4-billion-year-old piece of meteorite. Kind of like the one Usain Bolt is wearing in an older Instagram pic that you will find here – but he got that one for free, presumably.
Each item takes over 100 hours to make, because technicians take apart the driver’s key fob and miniaturize it to include it in the wristlet. The Senturion S177 also has an integrated encrypted security system, and comes with a sapphire glass that shows the rotating cogs set in motion when you use it to unlock your car. It’s the perfect ostentatious way to unlock your ostentatious car, while also doubling as a statement piece.
Chelsea defender David Luiz, sprinter Usain Bolt and former England striker Peter Crouch are among the most famous drivers to use a Senturion Key to unlock their supercars.
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