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Chronographs, tourbillons, skeletons and other exotic watches worth the investment
Curated By: Forbes
The Women's Movement
Ladies’ watches have become increasingly complicated in the past few years—with dedicated in-house movements and features such as perpetual calendars and minute repeaters. And often they dial up old-fashioned elegance.
Clockwise from top left: Slim d’Hermès in stainless steel with diamonds by Hermès ($14,750); Clé de Cartier in pink gold by Cartier ($11,000); Reverso Classic Duetto (Christian Louboutin collection) in stainless steel by Jaeger-LeCoultre ($11,535); Harry Winston Emerald in 18kt white gold with diamonds by Harry Winston (price upon request); élégante in titanium with diamonds by F.P. Journe ($15,100); Calatrava Ref. 4897G-001 in white gold by Patek Philippe ($28,691). opposite: Cadenas Sertie in 18kt white gold with diamonds by Van Cleef & Arpels ($43,400). DVF Anais gown by Diane von Furstenberg ($1,198).
Ladies’ watches have become increasingly complicated in the past few years—with dedicated in-house movements and features such as perpetual calendars and minute repeaters. And often they dial up old-fashioned elegance.
Clockwise from top left: Slim d’Hermès in stainless steel with diamonds by Hermès ($14,750); Clé de Cartier in pink gold by Cartier ($11,000); Reverso Classic Duetto (Christian Louboutin collection) in stainless steel by Jaeger-LeCoultre ($11,535); Harry Winston Emerald in 18kt white gold with diamonds by Harry Winston (price upon request); élégante in titanium with diamonds by F.P. Journe ($15,100); Calatrava Ref. 4897G-001 in white gold by Patek Philippe ($28,691). opposite: Cadenas Sertie in 18kt white gold with diamonds by Van Cleef & Arpels ($43,400). DVF Anais gown by Diane von Furstenberg ($1,198).
