Watches

What better accessory or I could say necessity than a Watch.

Wristwatches used to be exclusively for women, whereas men carried around pocket watches. How much has that changed?!

Nearly every designer has their own exclusive design on numerous watches. Ranging from the famous Rolex to high street Pandora watches.

Raymond Weil has to be my favourite make for a woman's watch. For my 21st I was generously given a Noemia, the simplicity yet small details drew me towards this watch. With every one having a unique mother of pearl face and the two-tone colours allow the watch to go with everything.

Breitling has a Bentley range that is my favourite for men’s watches. At first I thought it was a little too much, then I noticed the precise detail and action for each part of the watch, that's what interests me the most. It is majestic in its own way, definitely a one in a million piece. 

For men and womens matching watches I'd choose the Classic Mondaine Swiss Watches. This watch characterises the simplicity of the old Swiss Railway Clocks, with an easy-to-read face, it really is such a classic.

As many people have a few watches to alternate from day to night. For a day watch I would choose Skagen for women and Vivienne Westwood for men.

The leather straps on each watch allows them to be dressed up or down and unembellished faces keep them both very sophisticated and easy to wear. 

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