Movado Esperanza Watch

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The very word Movado describes a hallmark of a lifelong quest of perfecting the design and craftsmanship of luxury timepieces. From the innovations started by 19-year old entrepreneur and talented watchmaker Achille Ditesheim in 1881, the company he named Movado has become an international Esperanto word, which means always in motion. It has been renowned for its revolutionary, unique, exclusive and stylish timepieces. In earning over 100 patents since the brand was established, its excellent watch design ranges are sure tough acts to follow. Winning over 200 international awards for artistry and innovations in watch design even fueled the brand's desire to complement modern living with the most distinguished timepieces.

The design philosophy of Movado watches incidentally makes each of their watch design series icons of modernism. The most recognizable in the look of Movado watches is its simple and hour and minute hand and solid background. The distinct dot at 12 of every watch represents the sun at high noon. Its legendary dials have won recognition from various museums, accepting Movado watches as standing pieces of modern art. The brand's dedication to Swiss craftsmanship is evident on its unwavering mission for technological innovation. Since 1881, the brand remains consistent to the creation of their patent designs, making them valid until today.

The brand also managed to acquire an impressive set of ambassadors. Amanda Seyfried, a breakthrough film actress, wears Bela in stainless steel and diamonds. Mikhail Baryshnikov, world-renowned creative dancer, wears Esperanza in solid steel. Kerry Washington, an acclaimed actress, wears Esperanza in stainless steel with diamonds. Derek Jeter, athlete and humanitarian leader wears the new series 800 Sub-Sea chronograph. Tom Brady, strategist and athlete, wears series 800 special edition Tom Brady automatic chronograph. Other famous ambassadors include Wynton Marsalis and Pete Sampras.

Movado may be one of the oldest watch brands in the world but it carries a wide collection of exclusive designs of timepieces. The most popular Movado design must be the Museum watches, which was designed by Nathan George Horwitt in 1947. The watch was intended to be a replica of the sundial. It was the very first watch model that was exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art. The original Museum Watch design actually gave Movado watches its single pressed circle on the twelve o'clock mark trademark. Today, Museum Watches are offered in Movado Men's and Ladies' watches. While ladies' watches are frosted with diamonds, men's watches are given the bluest sapphire.

Take a look at Movado Elliptica Men's and its intense dial color and uniquely positioned hour markers. Its unique silver colored hands is complemented with 3 subdials with Arabic hour markers, completing a contemporary look and intrepid presence. It has a polished steel crown on top of its case, scratch resistant sapphire crystal and pin bucle watch clasp with Swiss quartz chronograph movement. Now that's an eye-catching watch.

The Movado Esperanza Ladies' watch is a fine match for all fine ladies. Its stainless steel case is adorned with mother of pearl dial, diamond bezel and a unique Bourdeux fabric strap, which is extremely fashionable among women's accessories. Its technical attributes include the silver hand markers, scratch resistant sapphire crystal and accurate Swiss quartz movement.

Reputed for its elegance and timeless designs, a Movado watch is a sure must have. There are actually dozens of tasteful Movado watch designs for you to choose from. Whatever your preferences may be, the brand will sure complement your discriminating taste.