The Case for the Relationship Watch
This story is part of GQ’s Modern Lovers issue.
Allow me to repeat a semi-controversial opinion that I’ve been shouting for years: There is no such thing as a men’s watch. Similarly, there is no such thing as a women’s watch. There are just watches. They may come in different sizes, and some might have diamonds or jewels on them, but there is no timepiece in the world that comes with an anatomical requirement. There are, however, some that simply look good on everyone, no matter who they are. Which brings us to my next semi-controversial opinion: There is nothing, and I do mean nothing, more wonderful than sharing a watch with your partner. The watch is the only piece of jewelry that has its own heartbeat; there are few objects as personal. Worn every day, it becomes an intimate part of your life, and when shared with your significant
The style development within the 80s was quite totally different and unique. The history of vogue design may be traced back to the beginning of the19th century when the designs have been the product of the dresses worn in the royal courts. Finally, Charles Frederick Value, the primary designer, arrange his first trend home in Paris. His designs greatly influenced the people and they labeled them as the designs of the “Home Of Worth.” Because of this, a designer became synonymous with a specific brand. Trend designers may even invest an unlimited amount of time, effort and money into a vogue present for their clothes. This money will probably be spent on lighting, sound engineers, stage …