Bergdorf Goodman & Nixon Make BF Gift Giving A Snap This Year
Christmas
is literally right around the corner. Stores have already started
stocking their shelves with anything and everything carrying
that festive spirit.
It's
enough to give a person anxiety. Because, before you know it, it will
be D-day, and at the last minute you'll be dashing in and out of shops trying to find
something special for that special someone on your list.
Or maybe a few special someones.
Whatever, we're not judging.
He's tough to shop for? I get it. So, let me make it a little easier on you and help you plan in advance.
Bergdorf
Goodman and Nixon have teamed up to create a highly limited edition
timepiece, called Mellor, and it's pretty spectacular, as far as watches
go.
If
you haven't heard of Bergdorf Goodman, shame on you. But not knowing
Nixon is forgivable. I only learned about it last year when a friend
was swooning over their collection (at Christmas actually... it must be
a conspiracy). Basically, they make expensive, sporty watches for men.
We're not talking Rolex, but the quality is definitely higher than a Casio.
The
Mellor is available in either black or brown/gunmental, and features a
Swiss automatic movement with 25 jewels, a domed sapphire crystal,
genuine croc band and a custom-engraved back.
All that's just fancy talk for a-pretty-sweet-watch-that-he'll-never-expect-and-totally-love-you-forever-for.
The
catch (because there's always a catch) is that the watch retails for $995 USD
this is why you need to know now, so you can save your pennies! It's
also only available at the NYC location. But that
just means you need to plan a weekend getaway with the girls... which
can be your gift to yourself!
See? It all works out in the end.
 Hilary Lauren Fox | |
| About the author: | |
Sometimes she's a redhead, sometimes she's a blonde. Some days it's H&M, and on other days, it's Chanel. What ever the mood, she is a woman who is passionate about the arts, fashion and social media. Born in Toronto, Hilary Lauren Fox is an only child to artist parents - mom was an illustrator and pattern maker, dad was a painter. Rather then studying the arts as her parents hoped for, Hilary opted for a degree in psychology with dreams of working in a clinical setting. But after graduating she realized that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree and that the arts was in her blood, applying her education within the art and fashion world. | |
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