How did the Easter Bunny treat you this weekend? No, don't tell me, keep it to yourself. And since you might not want to share too much with your colleagues either, here's a bit of coffee corner watch talk to kick off the week featuring G-Shock, a space-going Omega Speedmaster in yellow gold, a rare and complicated F.P. Journe creation, plus an upcoming exhibition at the Mus|e International dHorlogerie in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland.Some people mix and match like there's no tomorrow. And by that, I mean they combine watches and clothing without considering if the soul of the watch matches the spirit of the attire. But others do, and for those picky G-Shock-wearing mixers and matchers, the Japanese brand has come up with a tailor-made solution lifestyle goods developed by G-Shock Products. And how better to do so than in cooperation with Japanese fashion brand Beams?
Coffee corner watch talk Denim by G-ShockThe first G-Shock fashion items produced by Beams will be an oversized denim trucker jacket, baggy jeans, and black and white T-shirts. The initial focus is on Cordura denim. This is a type of denim that looks authentic but has added fibers for enhanced durability. Beams is making these jeans tough, just like a G-Shock itself.
Coffee corner watch talk Denim by G-ShockThe first G-Shock fashion items produced by Beams will be an oversized denim trucker jacket, baggy jeans, and black and white T-shirts. The initial focus is on Cordura denim. This is a type of denim that looks authentic but has added fibers for enhanced durability. Beams is making these jeans tough, just like a G-Shock itself.