Two-tone watches are gradually attracting attention again. Of course, the once power symbols of the 80s were hovering with the icons, but this time around many have new movements, case sizes and styles. Often, silver and gold watches are almost always the meaning of a bracelet watch: all metal instead of leather or fabric straps. The two give a sharp but balanced contrast. Using multiple alloys in watches is nothing new – yes, it was popular over forty years ago, but the style has been in production since the 1930s. Nevertheless, similar to Silver Jewelry Swinging back to the zeitgeist of style, the two tone watches feel fresh, modern and suitable for the times.
Vogue’s Favorite two-tone watch
Iterations of both shades jumped out to me in a way that was usually gold or all silver during any watch date or watch meeting in the last twelve months. (I still provide candles for those candles to honestly be honest). I can’t grasp the reason, if it’s more than just an appreciation of the classics that heavy people have done over the years and honed so well.
