Women’s Watches That Showcase Your Unique Style
18-12-2013
These devices can help you to showcase your style and often have the power to make or break entire outfits.
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The good news is, there are still plenty of fabulous women’s watches out there for you to shop. If you’re on the lookout for something fun and colorful, the Alessi Kaj Watch is a timepiece to keep your eye on. This timepiece comes in a number of different hues, including red, lime green and light blue. If you’re feeling flush, why not invest in a few different versions to give you extra choice when you’re getting ready in the morning?
For something equally unusual but a little more feminine, it’s worth taking a look at the Mr Jones Phlox Floriographic Limited Edition. This watch is based on the woodland phlox flower that’s native to western North America and its face boasts an image of the flower that aligns
and breaks apart as the hands rotate. In essence, this watch is a constantly changing work of art.
Another elegant yet distinctly modern product is the Liquid Time Watch. Designed by Andy Kurovets, this creation mimics an hourglass and it incorporates two LCD screens. It also comes in a choice of black, red or silver straps.
When it comes to contemporary chic, it’s hard to beat John Pszeniczny’s Luna Watch. This minimalist bracelet-style creation is made from crystal, stainless steel and a Spessartite Garnet and it comes in a range of colors. To tell the time on it, you have to touch two contact points.
A similar but more playful looking bracelet watch is the ORB. This plastic product features lines that rotate around it and show the time. You can choose between various different color combinations: white plastic with purple lines, black plastic with yellow lines and plenty more.
At a time when owning a watch may seem more and more obsolete, designers are pulling out all the stops to make them continue as the unique combination of fashion accessory and practical gadget that they have always been. From video screens to floating diamonds, the watch’s heyday is far from over.
