Versace WatchesVersace Watches
Late in 2004, Timex finally entered the world of luxury watches with the purchase of Versace and the formation of a new company, Vertime. For decades, Timex has been synonymous with reliable, affordable timekeeping, but also with ordinary. For nearly 40 years, Timex has been the favorite watch brand in America.
The new deal with Timex allows Versace to move deeper into the world of timekeeping. Timex remains the most popular accessory brand of female consumers. You can find these watches under the name of Versace SA, “a company of the Timex Group.”
The Versace Warranty
Versace SA’s warranty covers two years (24 months), against all defects of material and workmanship. It does not cover damage due to misuse or accident, and many of the ancillary pieces of the watch, including the crystal, band, etc. are also not covered.Versace Watches
The Versace Bond Street for Men (model OLC99D498S009) The Versace Bond Street for Men (model OLC99D498S009) features a Swiss ETA chronograph in a silver guilloche dial. The three sub-dials have silver tone hands and numbers. Other interesting features include the Medusa crown set in the stainless steel case, 4.4 cm wide. The list price for this luxurious timepiece is $1700, but you will be able to find it for a lower price.
The Versace Character Tonneau for Men (model WLQ99D009S099) comes with a Swiss Ronda quartz movement. The case is polished stainless steel around a black dial with luminous hands and silvered Roman numerals. There is also a silver-tone Medusa head at 12 o'clock. This is listed at $890 US, though you may be able to find it for lower from some vendors.
The Versace Deauville for Women (model VSQ90D165S165 pictured) features a gold plated stainless steel bezel, case and crown. The bright orange dial does not mask the gold tone hands, as you can see in the image below. This piece lists for $890 but is available for less.
