Swiss Watches Made Especially for the Facebook Crowd

In today’s New York Times, Alice Pfeiffer reports on a new generation of watches designed especially for “Facebookers.”  John Isaac, 32, started his Swiss made John Isaac Genève watch label in May with the aim of introducing the art of watchmaking to the Facebook generation. It’s ad declares that Patek Philippe is the watch you never own because you pass it to the next generation.  Isaac says his watches “are the opposite.”  He sells his watches for men and women online and markets them through Facebook and Twitter.  The brand image is built around ecological and social themes that speak to the conscience of target clients.
The sturdy, steel-cased watches, combine a classic shape with colorful wristbands and large, storybook-styled dials.  They are designed for sophisticated urban-dwellers in their 20s and 30s.  Prices start at 1,000 to 3,000 Swiss francs, or $1,050 to $3,100. Special editions start at 7,000 Swiss francs and are constructed out of precious metals and showcase gemstones.
eWatches does not yet sell the John Isaac Genève.  We do, however, sell a vast array of Swiss made watches for men and women at vastly discounted prices, and some of our watches are reduced by more than 90%.vedere di piu orologi repliche e repliche bell & ross 38mm model