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A new range of Swatch watches has been announced that embraces the 1980s colours the fashion world loves right now.The Swatch Colour Codes collection will feature designs for both men and women and is ideal for people who want to make a really bold style statement.Firstly, there is the Colour Codes Shiny category, which is the brightest range of the bunch and uses one colour.Toning the boldness down slightly is the Colour Codes Matt selection, which features watches with white dials and a coloured strap.Finally, Swatch has also created the Colour Codes Chrono category for people who want a small splash of brightness with chronograph mechanisms.Anyone who cannot wait for the new collection may be pleased to know that Swatch already makes a whole host of brightly-coloured watches.One ideal choice could be the Ladies Filamento Multicolore Silver Dial Bracelet Watch (YSS 1006), which has a rainbow-bright strap and a classic-looking face.

Swatch watches founder Nicolas Hayek has continued to receive plaudits following his recent death.According to the Telegraph, Mr Hayek was a self-made man who made his billions after starting out with nothing.He was described as a "master of marketing" who possessed the "innate genius" of a showman and entrepreneur.The news*** commended him for coming up with a product that combined reliability, affordability and disposability."Fashion-conscious consumers could afford several Swatches, choosing which one to wear according to mood or occasion," it commented.Indeed, the Telegraph noted that Mr Hayek himself would frequently be seen wearing as many as four Swatch watches at the same time.The news*** added that about 300 new timepieces are rolled out by the company every year, many of which are phased out after only a few months.As a result, the deleted Swatch watches can become cult items that are highly collectable.Swatch itself has also commended Mr Hayek following his death earlier this week at the age of 82, hailing him for his "enormous contribution" to the Swiss wrist watch industry.