
It’s almost impossible to talk about this watch without directly referencing the brand’s own language so we won’t bother. The Brushed Black Rose Gold Watch is described as thus: “A Face. Two Hands (Wait, Three Second That). A Band (Subject to Change). Glass. Not a Mirror. Good Brain. Strong Build. Wearable. Ownable. Buyable.” Sure, some of that sounds like what a caveman might say when shopping for his first watch but it’s kind of the point. Appropriately, the Brushed Black Rose Gold Watch itself is affordable and more or less free of gimmickry. It looks good and tells the time and that’s that.

Hirigoyen’s campaign does take things a cheeky step further by poking fun at the overwhelming redundancy in language used by luxury brands. After all, it’s almost impossible to shop for a trusty timepiece without encountering words like “elegance” or “timeless” as if the wearer’s life is nothing but one long Calvin Klein commercial. Hirigoyen is more than happy to sacrifice catchwords for the sake of economy, allowing you to focus on the product itself and move on–perhaps a true signifier that they take time very seriously.vedere di piu replicas watches e replica Breitling Montbrillant