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At W.Bruford, we aim to not only bring you the latest products when it comes to your favourite luxury and designer watch and jewellery collections, we also aim to bring you the latest news and developments that are not only happening in both our stores and the world of jewellery and watches.
At W.Bruford, we aim to not only bring you the latest products when it comes to your favourite luxury and designer watch and jewellery collections, we also aim to bring you the latest news and developments that are not only happening in both our stores and the world of jewellery and watches.
From Flight Tool To Icon: Introducing the 2022 Breitling Navitimer
For 70 years, Breitling's original pilot's watch has been beloved by aviators and tastemakers in equal measure. Worn by an astronaut in space and the biggest stars on Earth, the Navitimer is Breitling's most iconic timepiece, and today the brand honors the legend with the introduction of a new Navitimer collection that captures its most classic features, while enhancing them with modern refinements.
"We don't throw the term 'icon' around lightly," says CEO of Breitling, Georges Kern. "The Navitimer is one of the most recognisable watches ever made. It's on collectors lists of the greatest watches on all time. What began as a tool for pilots has gone on to mean something profound to every single...
"Every Love Story Is Wonderful, But Ours Is My Favourite"
With Valentine's Day just around the corner, there's never been a better time to treat someone special to a gift they'll treasure forever.
The History Of Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day, also called St Valentines Day, traditionally takes place on the 14th February and is a holiday in which lovers express their affection with greetings and gifts to each other.
Given their similarities, it has been suggested that Valentine's Day has origins in the Roman festival of Lupercalia. Taking place in mid-February, Lupercalia celebrates the coming of spring, including fertility rites and the pairing off of women with men by lottery. At the end of the 5th century, Pope Gelasius I forbid the celebrations of Lupercalia and is sometimes attributed with...
