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Patek Philippe Twenty-4
Unlike other women's watches, the Patek Philippe Twenty-4 is not a women's version of an existing watch. The Twenty-4 was born in 1999, specifically as a women's watch. The combination between the diamond decoration and the bracelet integrated into the case, the symmetry of the lines, the elegance and class of this watch make it perfect for the refined woman who knows how to appreciate the attention to detail, which has always distinguished every creation by Patek Philippe.
Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust 31
One of the most classic Rolex lines cannot be missing: the Oyster Perpetual Datejust, a version designed for women. The relationship between the Oyster case and the female world is long-standing: in 1932, Rolex equipped the British swimmer Mercedes Gleitze, the first woman to swim across the English Channel, with an Oyster watch. In this 31mm version, the Oyster case fits perfectly on the female wrist.
Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso
The Reverso by Jaeger-LeCoultre was born in the 30s, at the request of British officers serving in India, who wanted a watch that could be easily protected from blows caused by playing polo. The rotating case, designed for this purpose, combined with the Art Deco lines of this watch, however, has an undoubted charm for the female public. The possibility of reversing the case and exposing the polished caseback makes this watch also a bracelet. The Reverso is also available in Small versions, suitable for women's thin wrists.
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra 150 M.
Just like Rolex with its DateJust, Omega has also created the women's version of one of its most famous watches, the Seamaster. With the Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M, Omega is aimed at the female public without neglecting the technical qualities that make the Seamaster remarkable: the coaxial escapement and the antimagnetic silicon hairspring are in fact also present in the Seamaster Aqua Terra 150M. All in a compact case perfectly suited to the female wrist.
Cartier Tank Lady
Louis Cartier, in 1917, created the Tank watch, whose shapes were inspired by the new combat vehicle that disrupted the battlefields of the time: the tank. Despite such a martial start, the soft and square shapes of the Cartier Tank soon conquered the female universe too. In fact, the Parisian fashion house counts none other than Jacqueline Kannedy among its clients. Thanks to its particular style, the Cartier Tank, although marketed in men's and women's models, is suitable for almost all wrists, regardless of the individual model.
