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Women’s Watch Guide

December 19th 2016

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Hermès Médor Serti Baguette: Inspired by the traditional dog collars and horse harnesses the French Maison used to make, the clever design of the Médor Serti Baguette sees the dial hidden behind a diamond encrusted cabochon.
Chopard Imperial Joaillerie: Nothing short of spectacular, Chopard's Imperial Joaillerie 18-carat rose gold watch is set with 581 baguette-cut sapphires that cover the entire colour spectrum. Requiring a painstaking 1000 hours of workmanship to create, the Imperiale Joaillerie's stones total a whopping 47.98 carats.
Dior Grand Soir Kaléidiorscope No.3 by Dior VIII: Inspired by the intricate fabric embroidery carried out at Dior's ateliers, this watch features a variety of precious stones including sapphires, diamonds and opals set around and on an onyx dial.
Fendi Policromia: Designed by Delfina Delettrez Fendi, the Policromia is available in both lapis lazuli and green mother of pearl (pictured). The polished 18-karat yellow gold insert is set with eight brilliant-cut white diamonds.
Montblanc Bohème ExoTourbillon: Limited to a very exclusive 10 pieces, this stunning timepiece was created to celebrate Montblanc's 110th anniversary. A serpent motif in blue and gold lacquer winds its way around the dial and is set with diamonds that represent scales and rubies for eyes

As the year draws to a close, we take a look back at some of horology’s finest offerings for 2016. From Fendi’s art deco-style Policromia watch to Chopard’s brilliantly dazzling Imperiale Joaillerie, these are the timepieces that are well worth investing in.

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