You’ve got fancy phones like the ones Vertu makes, and then you’ve got these kinds. The ones that look nothing like a phone, but like a smooth sculpted piece of art. Designed as a device with an organic profile (quite a first for smartphones) and a clam-shell schematic (another first for smartphones) this piece of gadgetry, titled Cartier Millenaire, sure lives up to its name by being a one-in-a-million kind of phone!
Designer: Faisal Semari
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