citizen calibre 2100 limited edition review

They are aware of the generational shift towards modern luxury and the way prestigious, analog watches are leveraging the appeal of a new and savvy generation that are proud to be recognized as consumers of modern, affordable luxury. Their vintage-inspired creations are – if not awesome – remarkable. They make some very impressive women’s watches too here’s one from the Les Classiques range. They have fine-tuned the old-school-luxury meets modern-tastes concepts into luxe forms under the names Les Classiques, Les Stars and Les Sportives. Their models comprise both quartz and automatic movements. They are a sister concern of Raymond Weil. Kolber is comparatively a newer player in the domain with some high-end, inexpensive watches in their roster. It’s a gap that Kolber bridged with a low price tag and an uncompromised quality. Sad part is – Longstanding watch makers seldom come out with a piece within a shoestring budget.

Among them, minimalistic watches hold ground on their own. So, luxury analog watches made a comeback. Neither sun/moon-phases nor open-hearts! Traditional luxury and vintage inspirations must not stand against design advancements and functionality. It’s not to say that luxury should always be minimalistic else chronographs wouldn’t be there. For when it’s about luxury, simplicity and personalization come to the forefront. This however, doesn’t count the smart watches. They must not necessarily be traditional unlike before there are quite a few many quartz analog and digital watches that have made their place in the luxury domain. Firstly, they are luxury items that announce a fair bit about you and you can get them at a relatively lesser price secondly, they are not high-maintenance as some of the other technology–driven, status-enhancing products people swear by.

High-end luxury watches currently rule the priority list of reasonably affluent Millennials.

Citizen calibre 2100 limited edition review