Hottest trend: POCKET WATCHES are back in bussiness! What to know and what to wear when having a PW. + Amazing Images

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From its beginnings, pocket watches have always been a symbol of high class, empowerment. The person who own it, was confident on his actions and wanted to show he has a fierce style. And yes, they were only men who were wearing pocketwatches in its early discovery. But then ladies wanted them too, so the watchmakers added precious gems and wonderful designs and transformed a simple functional item into a luxury jewel.
As fashion repeats itself at different intervals, class seems to be the purpose designers starts to aim again. After the modern bursts and SF costumes from 2000, they realized there's only one direction to follow: class, refinement and expensive taste.
But nowadays pocket watches have sometimes become only an accessory, and they can show bad taste and look cheap, rather than emphasize your style.
So, there could be two main questions to ask yourself when wanting a pocket watch:
1. What pocket watch should I choose?
Firstly, class means selecting only high quality products. Of course, they would be much more expensive than replicas or cheap tin ones, but it will say much about you.
They should be made from precious metals and gems, so it could be transfered to your kids and grandkids, and their children. Remember, you should rather make an investment for you and your next generations rather than buy an affordable object that will make you look cheap and that will get its rust in two years.
Here are some exquisite antique examples:
Elgin Ladies 14K Gold Cased Pocket Watch, made in USA, 1891

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'Papillons et Chauves-souris', an enamel, moonstone and gold pocket watch by René Lalique, circa 1899-1900. Signed on the back view.

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Painted Enamel on Gold on both Case and Dial, made in Paris or Blois, France, circa 1645-1650 by the watchmaker Jacques Goullons

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Guilloche Blue Enamel and Diamond Pocket Watch platinum and gold, circa 1910

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Tiffany 18K gold, diamond and enamel, ladies antique pocket watch, circa 1890, now worthing $3,250

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Gold Watch Set With Pearls – France, Possibly Switzerland c.1822-1838

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1615 Pocket Watch from Blois, france, made by Perras, Charles (watchmaker)

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Victorian 18K Gold Enamel Watch circa 1850.

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Haas Neveux Co. Very Fine Art Nouveau Gold, Enamel Diamond Watch, circa 1905

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Paul Buhre Gold, Diamond and Guilloche Lapel Watch Retailed by Van Cleef & Arpels. Circa 1910.

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René Lalique, circa 1900, Gold Pocket Watch inspired by a Rodin drawing of masks

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18 K Gold, Diamond and Guilloche Enamel Open Face Lapel Watch, Tiffany and Co 1894

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2. What should I wear when having a pocket watch?
We told you earlier the good news. Class is back in bussiness. So wearing a suit is not a formal wear, but a way of living. Inspired from the 1800-1900′s style, modern men have brought a new image back.
Here is the old class modenized:

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W ell, what do you think?
Have we convinced you to reinvent yourself?
Ladies, would you like your man to look like that?
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