by: Richie Orologio
website: www.discount-watches-info.com
Dunhill watches are nothing short of exquisite!
With above average creations that focus on quality, you will
not be disappointed! Though the watches of Dunhill are a bit
on the expensive side, you will find out that they are worth
every penny! As the creator, Alfred Dunhill once said, “…Compared
with quality, price is relatively unimportant…”.
Prior to becoming a leading watch manufacturer, the Dunhill
name was synonymous with car accessories. In the early 1900’s,
they produced horns, goggles and clothing for driving. The
first Dunhill watch was created in the 1930’s. The Dunhill
watches were tailor made for the car enthusiasts. The watch
had a stopwatch that proved helpful in the timing of laps
in a car race.
TheCentenary Multi-function, City Scape Traveller, X-Centric,
Wafer, Baby Facet, Facet Dunhillion, RPM, DM7 and the D-Type
are all a part of the Dunhill collection. Both men and women
can wear Dunhill’s analog and digital watches. Special
features of the Dunhill men's and ladies watches include:
date display, quartz movement, automatic movement, curved
backs, jeweled accents, water resistance, scratch resistance,
an alarm and even diamond accented cases. The wrist watches
of Dunhill have a few different types of bands available,
including: Louisiana alligator, Louisiana crocodile, stainless
steel bracelet, brushed steel bracelet, calfskin leather band
and calfskin leather with featured “racing strap”.
These designer watches generally have a starting price of
about $850. They are well worth the price, though.
Popular watch models from Dunhill to review include, DQ3000BM,
DQ3002AM, DQ3200BM, DQ8001AM, DQ8002WM, DQ8003NM, DQ8004PM,
DQ8012A, DQ8012AM and the Dunhill DQ2003NSZ Millennium watch.
Look for your very own Dunhill online at dunhill.com, the
official Dunhill website. Watchesplanet.com, worldlux-watches.com
and orolus.com also carry a line for the watches designed
by Dunhill. You will be able to find great discounts on luxury
watches at thewatchery.com and atlatictime.com.
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