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Watch Spotting: The Collectors

2025, Innbundet, Engelsk

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"If celebrity watch spotting is your thing, and believe me, this is a growing tribe, then, Watch Spotting: The Collectors by ACC Art Books (left) is watch voyeurs dream come true." — The Jewellery Editor

“Riche digs into the compelling nature of watch collecting, even for the very famous.” — Watchonista

"... If you share a passion for timepieces with Brad Pitt, Marlon Brando, Jay-Z, or even Princess Diana and many others, then these pages are for you! " —Tribune des Arts

"With stunning visuals and sharp commentary, this tome is essential reading for anyone fascinated by horology and its ability to make a statement."— Boss Hunting

The intricate mechanics, precision and artistry behind high-end watches have long been appreciated by collectors, but in more recent times watches have become cultural icons. Symbolising luxury, wealth and success, timepieces now play a key role in pop culture with celebrities like Pharrell Williams and Rihanna elevating watches through endorsements, and rappers like Jay-Z and Drake flaunting high-end watches such as Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and Rolex in their lyrics and public appearances, turning them into status symbols.

Through the collections of 30 celebrities, chosen by Toronto-based watch writer Rhonda Riche, Watch Spotting: The Collectors sets out to illustrate what makes watch collecting so compelling and why timepieces have come to symbolise more than just timekeeping. With its marriage to pop culture, watch collecting has brought timepieces into mainstream consciousness in a fresh and bold way, making these wearable works of art more popular than ever.

Produktegenskaper

  • Forfatter

  • Forlag/utgiver

    ACC Art Books
  • Format

    Innbundet
  • Språk

    Engelsk
  • Utgivelsesår

    2025
  • Antall sider

    160
  • Utgivelsesdato

    12.09.2025
  • Varenummer

    9781788843393

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