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Twistiti Watches From Belgium For Your Toddler
Many watch lovers who are new parents eagerly anticipate the day they can begin to introduce timepieces into the lives of their children. Most people I know who have a passion for timepieces began their interest as children. Not necessarily being introduced to luxury watches per se at a young age, but at the least, being accustomed to the pleasure of wearing a basic watch early on in life. One such line of products aimed at both young children (and parents as the buyers) is the?Twistiti?Watches collection from Belgium. The self-proclaimed “specialist children’s watch retailer” has recently launched a chipper collection of friendly looking analog watches for kids three years of age and up.The photo below shows the watch on its intended demographic but I couldn’t help trying it on for kicks.The founder of Twistiti told best watches that his aim was to offer something clearly aimed for children, but that allows them to segue into more traditional types of analog wa
Swatch Ugo Art Special 35th Anniversary Watch
This year marks the 35th anniversary of Swatch. To commemorate the occasion, Swatch is collaborating with Italian artist and filmmaker Ugo Nespolo to release a special limited edition, the Swatch Ugo Art Special 35th Anniversary watch.Although most people know Swatch as a purveyor of trendy and inexpensive Swiss-made analog quartz watches, most watch lovers know it as something more. We know it as one of the saviors of the Swiss watchmaking industry. Founded in 1983, Swatch was created as a response to the quartz crisis. It was analog, it was trendy, but most importantly, it was made in Switzerland. It proved to be a success and it would go on to form the foundations on which the Swatch Group and the Swiss watchmaking industry would build on.