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Movado Bold Digital Touch Screen Dual-Time Stainless Steel Men's Watch 3600146

Very sporty - Love the cool dial color and band is very sturdy. If you have smaller wrists though it probably will be too big for you.

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by Natasha Pritchett, From South Africa Westonaria

Movado Bold Dot Gold Dial Yellow Gold-plated Ladies Watch 3600322

This is a beautiful Sunday Movado Bold Dot Gold Dial Yellow Gold-plated Ladies 3600322 watch. The lapse kept coming loose. Stones are still in place. Only worn it twice so far.

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by Marc Boisseau, From Germany Brannenburg

Movado Bold Silver Dial Stainless Steel Case and Band Men's Quartz Watch 3600276

beautiful watch, love it, very functional, comfortable fit

---- [Rating: 5 / 5 stars]

Review by Marguerite D, From Germany Bovenden

Historically, recessions like the one we are currently in tend to be bad for high-end luxury brands like Movado. The strange thing about their recent announcement is that Movado hasn't actually been hit as hard as many other brands.
The move to close down their boutique stores appears to be more of a well thought out plan for the future than a panicked worst-case scenario decision. Movado figures that if they concentrate on wholesale distribution to third party retailers, they can focus on what they do best, designing and producing quality wristwatches.
Some might question the logic of staying in the wristwatch industry at all in a world of cell phones and mp3 players and a million other ways to tell the time. In a recent interview with the New York Times, however, Movado's president and chief executive Efraim Grinberg told the Times, "The market is never going to go away. In fact, the market for watches as fashion accessories is expanding."

This branding of Movado as a luxury fashion brand could be the key to the company's continued sustainability in the future. The fact is that many watch manufacturers are suffering, and Movado is lucky enough to be able to build its whole brand around one iconic timepiece.

That timepiece is, of course, the Movado Museum. This world-famous watch was created by the industrial designer Nathan George Horwitt in 1947, and its sleek and simple design has been iconic for the company ever since. When Horwitt created the plain black dial with the single circle at 12 o'clock he intended the watch to represent the oldest form of time keeping, the sundial.
The straightforward design of the Movado Museum watch was so striking that it actually became the first timepiece to ever be displayed in New York City's Museum of Modern Art.

When your company is lucky enough to have such a rock-solid timeless product at its core, it makes sense to just focus on design and production. That is why Movado's recent move out of the retail sector seems like it will pay off for them in the long run. Their company has succeeded in the past through innovation and clever design. It is what they do best and it is what they should be putting their energies into.

Beyond the simple façade of the Museum, Movado has also been exploring a variety of other exciting styles in recent years. The Movado Men's Black Dial and Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch has a retro-futuristic feel that is reminiscent of scenery from the Stanley Kubrick Classic, "2001: A Space Odyssey."
This watch does have plain square hour markers but builds off the company's affinity for simplicity by having a simple "12" at the noon/midnight marker. This watch also has three sub-dials and a date window at 4:00.

The modern retro feel of the watch comes from the unique rounded-off rectangular dial as well as how it is built right into the case and seamlessly runs into the bracelet. The pink highlights on some of the numbers in the sub-dial as well as the pink end of the second hand add even more to distinguishing this watch from the rest. It is easy to see how Movado plans to move forward as a lifestyle brand by offering exciting and original watches like this.

WORLDTEMPUS - 20 March 2010

With a host of luxury and fashion brands under its umbrella, the Movado Group Inc. is poised for growth in its markets and intent on forming ber brand partnerships with its retailers. Mother company to Movado, Concord, Ebel, ESQ, Tommy Hilfiger, Coach, and Hugo Boss, the Movado Group is predominantly positioned in the luxury market where it currently focuses the majority of its attention. The group has now announced upper management restructuring in its efforts to gain more synergy from the brands.

Most recently, it was announced that Loek Oprinsen would manage both Ebel and Concord on a worldwide basis and that Marc Michel-Amadry would oversee product development and strategic marketing worldwide for both brands as co-presidents. Alex Grinberg heads up both brands for the North American markets. Some distributors and retailers question whether this work load may be too optimistic.
"For many years we have effectively managed our Movado and ESQ by Movado brands under one management team," says Efraim Grinberg, chairman, president and CEO of Movado Group Inc. "There are many efficiencies as these brands have very similar distribution channels. We decided to take the same approach with our higher-end luxury brands, Concord and Ebel. Loek Oprinsen will be managing the brands on a worldwide basis, utilizing appropriate strategic initiatives to address each brand's individual needs and objectives. Marc Michel-Amadry will oversee product development, strategic marketing and public relations for both brands, as the synergies of these disciplines will be of benefit to the current structure, while at the same time maintaining each brand's unique DNA."

Efraim Grinberg is taking over as CEO of the Movado brand, and he admits he looks forward to the opportunity to get really involved in the business. When Grinberg first joined the company in 1980 it was a family business founded by his father, Gedalio Grinberg, then known as North American Watch Corporation. Efraim started as a stock boy, later moving up to sales and on up the ladder until he proved his own business acumen and was appointed president of the company in 1990. In a sense, he grew up with the Movado brand and has been driving its growth since his youth. North American Watch Corporation became publicly traded on the stock exchange and officially became the Movado Group in 1993.

Grinberg has extensive MGI corporate management and watch industry experience. He joined the company in 1994 as a Territory Manager for the Movado Brand and in 1996 was promoted to the General Manager for Concord Asia. In that role, Grinberg was stationed in the Far East and spent the next four years developing Movado Group, Inc. brands in Hong Kong and Japan. He returned to the U.S. in 2000 and became the President of Concord, Americas.
"Over the past two years, MGI Luxury Group re-launched the brand by making it cutting-edge, defined by its bold philosophy, aggressive positioning and daring product. I am extremely confident that Alex along with the outstanding Concord team we have in place will continue to bring watch making to new heights and impact the industry in ways it has never seen before," said Movado Group Inc. Chairman, President and CEO, Efraim Grinberg.  
With the introduction of the C1 and the C1 QuantumGravity, Concord continues to develop new leadership product and industry firsts with modern, technologically masterful timepieces. This year Concord unveiled at BaselWorld, the extraordinary C1 QuantumGravity which will be available in limited production later this year.
Alex Grinberg was a key participant in the relaunch of the brand and together with the worldwide Concord team, will continue to focus on building unparalleled product and superior customer service. He will be based in the United States.
Movado Group, Inc. designs, manufactures, and distributes Movado, Ebel, Concord, ESQ, Coach, Hugo Boss, Lacoste, Juicy Couture and Tommy Hilfiger watches worldwide and operates Movado boutiques and Company stores in the United States.