Arm Candy for Big Day
Haute Timepieces by Exemplary Brands Ideal for The Wedding Season, You Should Not Miss This One!

An underrated wedding accessory that should definitely be a part of your big day has to watch. Doesn’t matter if it’s simple, classic, or just glamorous it makes the attire look more stylish. Nonetheless, maybe with this arm candy, the bride can walk down the aisle on time. kidding, she’s going to take her time, but on a serious note even though the bride will be all decked up in shining diamonds, the watch will add plush to the look! We thought you might need more convincing so we have brought to you some watches by astonishing brands that can be a part of your big day. Plus, these make sure to catch people’s eyes with their exquisite design, dive in!
Rosebud Heart by Harry Winston

Harry Winston must be a chosen brand when it comes to wedding rings, but ladies while ring hunting you can grab one of the most divine watches they have to offer. This one by Harry Winston can also be gifted to the bride as a special gift from the groom, it’s the Rosebud Heart. Its heart-shaped is what makes a place in our hearts. Moreover, it can be transformed into a pendant when not fastened to the wrist with its sleek satin strap. Just like the brand beliefs, this watch proposes a romantic way of wearing time. Some of its’s specifications are:
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Material: 18k White Gold
Gem-Setting: 30 Baguette-Cut Diamonds, 6 Pear-Cut Diamonds, 4 Baguette-Cut Rubies
Dimensions: 26 Mm
Height: 6.5 Mm
Water-Resistance (bar): 3
Dial Composition: White Beaded Mother-Of-Pearl
Gem-Setting: 5 Baguette-Cut Rubies
Bracelet Material: Red Alligator Leather
Gem-Setting: 16 Baguette-Cut Diamonds
Buckle: 18k White Gold
Velvet Platinium by Roger Dubuis

The brand known for manufacturing luxury watches in a powerful & daring design, Roger Dubuis has become the talk of the town. One of their most liked creations has to be Velvet Platinium, it is the epitome of glamour. This grandeur watch boasts 631 diamonds, totaling around 53 carats. It is indeed a rare artistic masterpiece that holds value and can be passed down to generations. Nonetheless, it’s just limited to 8 Highly Jeweled timepieces, making it a desirable item in every woman’s must-have accessory. Another fascinating fact is all parts of the movement are hand-finished according to the traditional criteria of the Poinçon de Genève. Let’s dive in to look at some of its specifications:
Case: 38 mm platinum case, fully paved with emerald-cut and baguette-cut diamonds Decor set with 2 emerald-cut diamonds
Size: 38mm
Water Resistance: 3 Bar (30m)
Dial: Fully paved with baguette-cut and emeralds-cut diamonds Roger Dubuis logo metallized on the sapphire-crystal glass
Main material: Platinum
813 Colorless Diamonds for A Total of Over 52 Carats
6 Different Setting Technics Used to Magnify Every Stone
Pink Lady Sapphire RM 07-02 by Richard Mille

It’s all about this brand’s high-quality manufacturing and materials, Richard Mille is known for their limited-edition timepieces that steal the show with their technical elegance of the movement. Speaking of one such a dreamy timepiece, it’s the Pink Lady Sapphire. This watch brings a feminine approach to technique, cloaking it with divine tones while maintaining transparency. This watch answers every question a woman has about the complexity and technicality of horology. To sum up, it’s a complete work of art for its detailing & movement. Have a look at its specifications:
Case: automatic sapphire, sublimated by a movement in 18k 5N red gold or white gold and set with hundreds of diamonds
Dial: mother-of-pearl, jasper, or pave-set stones, exhibits a refined classicism that feels resolutely contemporary.
Power reserve: Circa 50 hours (± 10%).
Movement: Skeletonised automatic-winding in-house movement
Bidirectional winding system
Movement dimensions: 29.90 x 22.00 mm
Thickness: 5.05 mm
Number of jewels: 25
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