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- Other Watch Articles
Other Watch Articles
Wempe, Bond Street, London
- Watch Review
- 6th February, 2013
The whole concept of luxury is that it is special, an occasional treat. If we ate birthday cake everyday, it would no longer feel like an indulgence. Luxury is the occasional purchase where the buying process is part of the joy; a process where the consumer is cosseted in a robe of care and assisted with their purchase.
Salon QP
- Watch Review
- 7th October, 2012
A watch is for life, not just for Christmas, a lay-person’s perspective
- Watch Review
- 1st September, 2010
You’ve followed cars clarioning, “A dog is for life not just for Christmas”. So too is that special watch.