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Why Women's Watches Are Getting Smaller
For those keeping an eye on women’s watch trends, the buzzword is smaller. In a slow move away from the past decade’s large (and oversized) watches, women’s watches seem to be scaling down in size—a trend that may offer a bit more femininity.
Recently, Baume & Mercier unveiled the smaller-sister version of its highly successful Promesse line. The Petite Promesse— inspired by the individual styles of the 1970’s—is a 22 mm watch (compared to its “bigger” sisters of 34 and 36mm). To put this into perspective, that means the Petite Promesse measures just 0.866 inches in diameter—just over half an inch, as compared to the 1.4-inch diameter of its largest sister. The watches are offered in bright orange, bold blue or stainless steel.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robertanaas ... 483174dc49
Recently, Baume & Mercier unveiled the smaller-sister version of its highly successful Promesse line. The Petite Promesse— inspired by the individual styles of the 1970’s—is a 22 mm watch (compared to its “bigger” sisters of 34 and 36mm). To put this into perspective, that means the Petite Promesse measures just 0.866 inches in diameter—just over half an inch, as compared to the 1.4-inch diameter of its largest sister. The watches are offered in bright orange, bold blue or stainless steel.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/robertanaas ... 483174dc49
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