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From JustLuxe Content Partner MensGear Watch enthusiasts can be a fickle bunch regarding what they wear on their wrists. The more discerning they are, the more likely the make and models that catch their attention are those from renowned names in the industry only. The rest who appreciate timepieces, in general, have more options available. CIGA Design was kind enough to share with us an example from their lineup – the X Gorilla. Since micro brands tend to take more creative approaches when it comes to aesthetics, they are great sources for avant-garde designs. If you prefer timekeeping instruments that…

It is said that a luxury indicator of a person, either male or female, is being comfortable with his or her style sense. From clothes to accessories, style usually means everything seen and unseen contributes to the overall luxury identity.  In this regard, all details are important, and often the smallest detail speaks about the owner’s vision of uniform luxury. It also speaks to the LAGARTO vision, including legacy and heritage. Brilliant diamonds, precious platinum and gold are the material of choice upon which LAGARTO's brand heritage is based.  Sourced for their perfection, these materials, together with the finest exotic…

From JustLuxe content partner iW Magazine Ralph Lauren expands its watch offerings with Polo Vintage 67, a new collection of manual-wind watches styled to evoke the look of timepieces of the 1920s and 1930s. The new Ralph Lauren Polo Vintage 67.The collection features time-only models with distinctive, retro-styled black lacquer numerals, hands, and markers, all set within an equally vintage-styled opaline silvered dial. A handsome boxed sapphire crystal tops the nicely proportioned dial, which also features a sub-seconds display. This new series is decidedly more classically designed than the recent Ralph Lauren Polo models with the brand’s Polo Bear or Polo…

From JustLuxe content partner iW Magazine Louis Vuitton celebrates two decades with its signature watch collection.  When Louis Vuitton debuted its Tambour collection twenty years ago, watches made by international fashion houses were primarily quartz-powered and mass-produced. With a few exceptions, notably Cartier, Chopard, Hermès, Gucci, and Dior, global clothing and accessories makers have historically found the high-end watchmaking market too challenging to enter and succeed, beyond launching a few novelty pieces or as a partner with an existing Swiss maker. The new Louis Vuitton Tambour Twenty.But with Tambour, Louis Vuitton entered into high-end watchmaking with serious intent and long-term…