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Gift Ideas for Grandparents
The older I get, the more I rely on reading glasses to see fine print. I know I’m not alone. It’s a fact, as we age, most of us lose some level of visual acuity. Glasses and contacts are wonderful for letting us retain our vision to closely approximate the level we experienced in our younger days. Tools such as larger print books or magnifiers make our lives better. It occurred to me that the ability to distinguish fine markings on many watch designs is similar to not being able to see small print. Having a watch with larger, easy-to-read numbers doesn’t require us to calculate the time by evaluating hand placement. Some watches are also luminous, another factor that reduces the need for keen vision. Many fine designer watch brands, including Bulova and Swiss Army, offer selections with larger characters, luminosity, and/or bigger watch faces. I think a watch with large numbers is a wonderful gift idea for grandparents to make their lives just a little bit easier.
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no responses - Posted 08.08.11
TW Steel, meaning "The Watch in Steel", is a new company, having introduced its first watch collection only six years ago. However, it's quite clear that the Dutch company has made amazing strides in the quality watch market in such a short period of time as it is now sold ...continue
no responses - Posted 06.03.11
Casio's G-Shock watch line was designed entirely with the tough guy in mind. Basically, the design team wanted to build a watch that was unbreakable; one that could withstand the endless, careless abuse that a tough guy was sure to inflect upon it. The goal was to create a watch ...continue
no responses - Posted 03.03.11
Michael Kors is an American renowned fashion designer. He is known for his chic, classic, and luxurious designs. Cate Blanchett, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Heidi Klum are just a few celebrities that have worn Michael Kors designs. He has earned a name in the fashion industry and has received several awards ...continue
no responses - Posted 11.22.10
I love the classy look and style of Movado watches. To me, the sheer simplicity of design defines elegance. Movado places their selections into unique categories of design with one of my favorites being the Esperanza Collection. The name is taken from a feminine, Spanish name meaning "hope". Movado describes ...continue
no responses - Posted 10.06.10
Michael Kors began his fashion career at the age of 19 years old in New York City. He created his own label in 1981 with a vision of chic luxurious American sportswear. Michael Kors has won many fashion awards and titles including one of the most influential designers of the ...continue
no responses - Posted 07.23.10
Back in the '80s, I can remember coveting a Swatch watch more than any other brand of watch. Why? They weren't uncommon or expensive, nor were they elegant, classy or fine-quality. What they were was bold, youthful, and fun. The Swatch brand was born in 1983 upon the merger of two ...continue
no responses - Posted 07.14.10
Joseph Bulova opened a small jewelry store in New York City back in 1875. Ever since the name Bulova has been a symbol of a unique blend of old-world craftsmanship and new world innovation. Bulova was determined to explore all possibilities in the world of timekeeping. In the early 1900's ...continue
no responses - Posted 06.09.10
Father's Day is June 20th - Are you ready? Do you know what to get your dad? If your dad is anything like my dad, he already has everything. So what do we do? Another boring tie? A watch is always a pretty good gift idea but some men already ...continue
no responses - Posted 05.04.10
One of my husband's prized possessions is the watch his parents bought for him when he graduated from high school. He faithfully wore that watch for many years until he finally wore it out. I had a very hard time getting him a new, replacement watch because, to him, that ...continue
no responses - Posted 12.10.09
Joseph Bulova opened a small jewelry store in 1875, in New York City. Since then, the name Bulova has been a symbol of a unique blend of old-world craftsmanship and new world innovation. In the early 1900's, Bulova started manufacturing boudoir and desk clocks, as well as fine pocket watches. ...continue






