jacob and co replicar watches

Marc by Marc Jacobs has always inspired me to check out their online catalogs to see what's hot and new in their line of apparels. They have always been consistent in coming up with not just stylish studs but also timeless pieces that's as flamboyant and loveable as this Rasberry Glossy watch.This timepiece is a versatile kind of lady's accessory that has a twist of fashion displaying an elegant display perfect for any occasions. It has a yellow gold stainless steel casing with rasberry dial, yellow gold tone hand, hour marker and Arabic numerals. And to complete its elegant fa?ade, the watch is placed in a glossy rasberry leather with a buckle which I find striking in a very chic approach. As mentioned above, this watch from Marc by Marc Jacobs is perfect to wear to all sorts of occasions. True enough, this timepiece is indeed elegant and a perfect stud for women of all age and profession.

The recent history of Jacob & Co. is arguably more interesting than their recent watches. With the brand's founder Jacob Arabov in jail, the brand's relevancy in the luxury market has more or less plummeted to irrelevancy. Especially in times like these when style, grace, and value are more important than showiness, excess, and being ostentatious. Just about dead, I assumed no life would be breathed back into the brand which defined bling until Jacob himself was free again. Suddenly I get news that Jacob & Co. will have a new COO, and that it will be Yvan Arpa - whom I've discussed many times. With his hands already full with Black Belt, Artya, and Volna, does the Swiss watch designer, and all around free thinker have the time and insight to lead the once powerful urban wealth brand? Perhaps he will usher in a new era for Jacob & Co., giving its staid image a new direction. Seen here are two new designs that I believe are products of Arpa's leadership. I admit that they are much more tasteful and held back than previous Jacob & Co. pieces, and display Arpa's signature penchant for large, interesting watch cases. Both models feature tourbillon complications and totally jewel covered cases. Interestingly enough, the name of the brand is left off the dials, in favor of subtle logos built into the tourbillon carriages. At least one thing is for sure, Jacob & Co. isn't going downmarket at all. I look forward to meeting with Mr. Arpa to learn the details of his new position at Jacob & Co, and what he has in store for the brand. Jacob & Co. could see it self in headlines once again.Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch reviews site aBlogtoRead.com.