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The Record Of The Wrist Watch

Article Category: Business

In the present day, a wristwatch is not just a tool to tell time, it has rather become a rank icon. This is because with the growing fame of cell phones and pagers with small clocks, the wristwatch is just used as a style entity rather than being an item of function. Now, costly watch brands include Rolex, Cartier, Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, Tag Heuer, and Omega. Rich businesspersons and officials are found usually wearing one of these brands.

nevertheless, the scene was diverse almost 100 years ago. People were by no means found wearing luxurious wristwatches, instead rich men always carried pocket watches, with a gold half-hunter, which was the standing icon at that time. Women also wore pendants attached to their jackets and corsets. Wristwatches were identified as Wristlets and were frequently worn by women at that time.

It was considered as a momentary style, which would soon be gone. It is said that nanny who fixed a watch around her wrist with the ais of a silk band, first make-believe by a wristwatch. The first watches that were made were smaller versions of the pocket watch and were fitted into a leather strap. Once this became well-liked, new designs came in the market using the same idea.

Louis Cartier, the type of watch that we see nowadays, made the first watch. He formed the first watch for the flying hero Santos Dumont. After this, by the year 1911, these watches came in the market and became well-liked among people. To this day watches almost look like the same as they were back then.

Almost immediately after this, the designs began to be tailored. From the classical round shape that had been in fashion, new shapes and sizes started to be introduced. New companies introduced new shapes. Movado is the corporation that came out with the new "Polyplan" shaped watch. Patek Philippe made the first rectangular shaped clock.

From 1913 onwards new watch trademarks like Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin along with Patek Philippe and Cartier introduced new shapes and designs, which added innovative features like month, day, lunar phases, and dual time, which are obtainable in most of the watches today.

The most celebrated wristwatch of all times is the Rolex. In 1920s, Rolex introduced the twofold time attribute for the first time, in which the seconds' sector was larger than that of minutes. Jaeger Le Coultre introduced a watch, which could turn 180 degrees within its case, thus only if a shield for the crystal and dial. It became very accepted immediately, but its vigor was lost by the recession in 1930s and starting of the Second World War.

Watches made between 1910s and 1930s are the kind of watches we see today. Brands like Rolex, Cartier, Jaeger Le Coultre , Omega and the others stated in the article are among the most costly and collectible ranges. Every time you get a chance, do not miss them.

Keywords: Ladies Watches, Mens Watches, Seiko Watches, Breil Watches

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