by Roberta Naas | Nov 3, 2014 | Watches & News, Watches News, Women's Watches Styles
Last Friday, the watch industry’s largest competition — the Grand Prix d’ Horlogerie Genève 2014 (GPHG) — was held in Geneva. It witnessed entries of 72 top watches competing in a host of different categories for winning placements. Of the 16 winners, four were women’s watches. We...
by Roberta Naas | Oct 31, 2014 | Features & Interviews, Watches & News, Watches News, Women's Watches Styles
While Fabrizio Buonamassa designs both men’s and women’s watches for Bulgari (including the record breaking men’s Octo Tourbillon released earlier this year), it was women’s watches we focused our discussion on recently in the New York Bulgari boutique. In particular, we discussed the stunning new...
by Roberta Naas | Oct 29, 2014 | Watches & News, Watches News, Women's Watches Styles
Recently we had the privilege of meeting with the new DuBois et fils watch brand – a company with roots dating back to 1785. The brand has recently been revived — thanks to successful crowdfunding – and is launching timepieces for men and women. The women’s watches are Swiss made,...
by Roberta Naas | Oct 27, 2014 | Watches & News, Watches News, Women's Watches Styles
We have written about the lovely and intriguing new Baume & Mercier Promesse watch collection many times before. This is a line abased on a simple yet international concept: a promise. Generally a promise of love, of a future, of something special. Now, to promote the Promesse...
by Roberta Naas | Oct 24, 2014 | Watches & News, Watches News, Women's Watches Styles
Chopard, a legendary creator of watches and jewelry for more than a century, offers women some of the most stunning pieces available on the market. But this new Imperiale 36mm watch had us turning heads with its beauty and regal elegance. Crafted in 18-karat rose gold in a sculptural play...
by Roberta Naas | Oct 23, 2014 | Watches & News, Watches News, Women's Watches Styles
Sometimes brands go overboard. They search back in their archives for historical context and – in their efforts to reinterpret the watch or collection – they fail because they just don’t project the designs according to current trends and desires as appropriately as they should. When we visited...