Vertu Ti, new luxurius mobile

The Vertu Ti costs 7,900 euros (£6,994) and is made at the firm's headquarters in Church Crookham, Hampshire.
The device had a titanium frame and sapphire screen but was not 4G-enabled. Until last year the company was owned by Nokia and specialised in highly priced handsets designed for the Symbian operating system.
Head of design Mr Hutchison said that Vertu was not interested in being a tech pioneer.
"Vertu will never be at the bleeding edge of technology, it has to be about relevant technology and craftsmanship - it's not a disposable product" he said. 

Information written in the official web site (vertu):

ICONIC VERTU DESIGN

Iconic Vertu Design VERTU Ti beautifully merges classic elegance with advanced material innovation. Its crisp lines and faceted forms speak of confidence. The ruby inset Vertu key is a Vertu DNA design detail highlighting the most important key on VERTU Ti.

HANDMADE IN ENGLAND

Finished to perfection, VERTU Ti is handmade from 184 parts in England by a single craftsman. Every VERTU Ti is signed by the craftsman.


GRADE 5 TITANIUM

The casings are crafted from grade 5 titanium a material selected to deliver strength, low weight and elegance. VERTU Ti’s titanium case is around five times stronger than other smart phones.

SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL

The 3.7” sapphire crystal screen is the largest ever crafted by Vertu. Making the screen virtually scratchproof it has been tested to be four times stronger than other smart phones. Behind lies a high contrast, high resolution display.