Vertu, maker of high end mobile phones, passed a BlackBerry-like device called the Constellation Quest through the FCC today.  The stylish Quest features brushed metal accents and a leather back, giving the phone a somewhat marine-inspired design (think 20,000 leagues under the sea).

The Quest runs Nokia’s Symbian OS, not surprising since Vertu is a subsidiary of the Finnish cell phone giant.  The Quest’s version of Symbian features a few nice touches like an analog clock and a brushed-aluminum-like color scheme, below.

As with other Vertu phones, the Quest comes with a year of Vertu’s Concierge service.  This “independent lifestyle assistance service” puts a concierge at your disposal 24 hours a day, anywhere in the world.

The Quest supports GSM 850/1800/1900, and WCDMA bands I, II, V and VI.  No word on pricing or a release date for the device, but we’d expect to see it before the holidays.