Before the 1970s, dress watches reigned supreme as the hallmark accessory of ambitious business leaders. But today, it is a different story. Sports watches have eclipsed dress watches, not just as a fashion statement but as a functional necessity. These watches are more durable, water-resistant, and versatile, with a casual aesthetic suited to a modern lifestyle. This shift began in the 1970s, heralding the era of luxury sports watches. Let’s explore their origins, enduring appeal, and iconic models.
1972 – Audemars Piguet Royal Oak
1976 – Patek Philippe Nautilus
1977-Vacheron Constantin
1978 – Cartier Santos
China’s First Accessible Luxury Sports Watch: Peacock Hand-Made Guilloché Plumage Gaze Tourbillon Watch
The luxury sports watch category demands exceptional craftsmanship, robust materials, and timeless design. The Peacock Hand-Made Guilloché Plumage Gaze Tourbillon Watch meets every criterion and more, redefining luxury for a new era.
Crafted from Rolex-grade 904L stainless steel, its 40mm round case features exposed screws that exude industrial strength while maintaining refined elegance. The integrated bracelet ensures a seamless fit, while the stunning Guilloché-engraved dial showcases unparalleled artistry. Inspired by vintage sports watches, its vibrant blue dial shimmers like sunlight on ocean waves or a starry night sky, creating a mesmerizing play of light.
The centerpiece is the tourbillon window at 6 o'clock, a gateway to the intricate mechanical world within. Powered by the proprietary Peacock movement, this watch guarantees unmatched accuracy and reliability.
The Plumage Gaze Tourbillon also celebrates Chinese craftsmanship, bridging tradition and innovation. Its affordability breaks barriers, making it the first accessible luxury sports watch from China. With impeccable performance and aesthetic brilliance, it’s a statement piece for anyone who values quality and artistry.