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A classy wristwatch can accentuate any fashion style.  If there is one universal trend that never goes out of style, it is the wearing of the most precious gemstones in the world: diamonds.  The shine of a diamond encrusted watch or piece of jewelry gives any style a special, sophisticated flair.

This Pierre Cardin original brings French style to a golden metallic, diamond laden watch.  Wear it on your wrist and marvel at its tinted white crystal finish.  The watch includes a decorative case and a certificate of authenticity.  Our Main Street collection is popular and at many major retailers.  The resale value of decadent jewelry pieces such as this is considerable.  However, once you see its delicate construction, you’ll never want to let it go.

Where a watch of this quality sometimes sells for hundreds or thousands of dollars, it can be yours today for a fantastic price.  Use bidz.com to take home luxury jewelry such as this or expand your collection with necklaces, bracelets, or rings.  We know you’ll find something you’ll love if you take the time to browse our extensive jewelry collection.

A watch is more than a simple timepiece. Your choice in wrist wear makes a statement about your lifestyle—more so than you may think.

If you’re the sporty type, you may go for a waterproof watch, possibly with a Velcro closure. If you’re the business dress type, maybe you’ll choose a feminine gold or white gold piece with diamond accents. Teenagers tend to go for the chunky and unique.

One trend I’m happy to report as a trend across the board is analog vs. digital. Sure, a digital watch may be quicker to read at first, but the classic analog is much more grown up and attractive on any wrist!

Take this piece by Marcel Drucker for instance. At first glace it looks more like a floral bracelet than a wristwatch. But flip that little door open and reveal its dual purpose. Pieces like this keep you fashionable and on-time!

Watches are a thing of personal preference, so choose what fits your lifestyle and personality.

“It took until the 19th century for the wristwatch technology to come to fruition. The wristwatch was invented by Patek Philippe. From the time of its invention until world war one, the wristwatch was mainly considered something that a woman would wear. Men, to that point had generally used pocket watches. In the midst of war, some armies soon realized that it was much easier to glance at your wrist to check the time, than it was to fumble around in your jacket to find your pocket watch. When the war ended, the soldiers got to keep their army issued wristwatches. They must have gotten used to wearing a wristwatch everyday, because soon after the war ended, it became common to see civilian men wearing wristwatches in public. Some might argue that World War 1 was the one single event that spurred the entire wristwatch industry, and I guess the rest, is what we call history.”
from lussori.com

Make history with your girlfriend by bidding on this grandly designed watch.

GENEVE Superb Japan Movement Watch
Total item weight 17.20g