An elite hit-tech supercar key is expected to wow the audience at the 4th Amex World Luxury Expo in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, to be held from March 30 to April 1.

Senturion have created the key which is in fact a high technology device or bracelet made from meteorite deposits.
 
At its core, the Senturion Meteorite contains a Widmanstätten etch pattern lifted from iron meteorite deposits. While there are 500 iterations of the bracelet being made, the etching on each bracelet is unique.

The bracelet is that it is embedded with RFID technology that enables one to use this as a wireless entry system capable of syncing with the locks at home, personal jewellery vault and of course the supercar.

Every bracelet passes through seven stages of craftsmanship and machine production, and also comes in palladium, said a statement.

The Senturion bracelet will be on a fully functioning display at the expo with a Lamborghini showcasing the wireless entry systems and how this amazing interaction works.

The device is the type of high-tech and cutting edge instrument that one would expect from James Bond 007 and can be synchronised with leading supercars and luxury vehicles, the statement added.

Senturion is an official partner of the Lotus F1 Team.

The World Luxury Expo will be held at the luxurious Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Riyadh, from March 30 to April 1. This is the fourth edition of the event, being titled sponsored exclusively by American Express.

Meanwhile, American Express has announced that it has extended its sponsorship of the expo for an additional three years.

The exhibition will showcase carefully selected luxury brands and services, from an impressive range of luxury categories, appealing to a highly discerning guest list.

The event is strictly by invitation and VIP guests can expect to see subtle improvements as the organisers continue to refine the overall visitor experience and hospitality.

Those looking to attend Amex World Luxury Expo can request an invitation and pre-register online at www.wlgreg.com - TradeArabia News Service