These Watches Were Made for Those Who Want to Stand Out

Sevenfriday watches are back in the Philippines for the misfits and mavericks.
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Sevenfriday watches haven’t been around that long, but they’ve already made quite an impact in the market. Introduced just over a decade ago, the Swiss brand has found enthusiasts and fans among those who prefer their timepieces bold, exciting, and visually striking. 

Sevenfriday P-Series (P2B/02), priced at P83,995

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In the Philippines, Sevenfriday watches have been seen on the wrists of distinguished individuals unafraid to set themselves apart from the crowd. The brand, which is now under new distributorship in the country, is making a big comeback after a short hiatus.

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At the brand’s relaunch Classic Sevenfriday pieces from the brand’s lettered series of collections were presented, each appealing to different interests. The PS3 series, for instance, is for car enthusiasts, while the Color Carbons that come in eye-popping colors contrasting with the watch’s steel body is an ideal accessory for artists and creatives. There’s also the M2/02 that takes inspiration from copper pipes, which were a popular mechanical element during the industrial revolution.

Sevenfriday PS-Series (PS3/03), priced at P116,495

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Also on hand were the P2B/02 timepiece that take inspiration from the bank vaults from the industrial revolution as well as the P1B/01 that has two interchanging gears not unlike a traditional cogwheel.

Meanwhile, the T1/08 “Bauhaus” is inspired by the typeface design movement that has its roots in early 1920s Germany and is characterized by simple geometric shapes with smooth and rounded corners, while the T1/09 “Beach Club,” is for those who love the sun, sand and surf.

Sevenfriday PS-Series (PS3/04), priced at P116, 495

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Sevenfriday P-Series (P1B/01), priced at P73,995

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There’s also the M3/01 “Spaceship” for cosmic enthusiasts, which has an aerodynamic Y-Wing shape which carries the logo and provides space to showcase three overlapping white discs for the hours, minutes and seconds. It also has red highlights and a red arrow to the hour and minutes. 

Finally, the P1C/04 aka 'Caipi' has design features that include ice in the animation ring, bezel and crown, all in polished white ceramic and the crystalline cachaça represented by an Opaline white on both the outer and base dial. The elements glow green in the dark.

Sevenfriday PS-Series (T1/09), priced at P73,995

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Sevenfriday M-Series (M3/01), priced at P81,495

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Sevenfriday watches are now distributed in the Philippines by Newtrends International Corporation and are available at Segnatempo in Okada Manila, Meridian in Glorietta 4 and Newport Mall, Watch Republic in SM Megamall and SM Mall of Asia, inside Rustan’s Department Store in Shangri-la Plaza, and at the recently opened Meridian boutique in Greenhills Mall.

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