Several major luxury brands appear to have revived the oval watch for women, with Cartier releasing its official Baignoire collection, which has maintained its iconic bathtub shape. Breguet has launched Reine de Naples, whose engine-tuned silver dial and Roman numerals echo those of the world's first wristwatch, created by the company in 1812. Meanwhile, Graff has showcased yellow diamonds for its most recent oval addition to the market.
Several major luxury brands appear to have revived the oval watch for women, with Cartier releasing its official Baignoire collection, which has maintained its iconic bathtub shape. Breguet has launched Reine de Naples, whose engine-tuned silver dial and Arabic numerals echo those of the world's first wristwatch, created by the company in 1812. Meanwhile, Graff has showcased yellow diamonds for its most recent oval addition to the market.