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What brand is dw watch?
Dw, full name daniel wellington, is a watch brand from Sweden.

The birth of DANIEL WELLINGTON brand originated from an accidental meeting halfway around the world: during the journey, the brand founder Filip Tysander met a charming English gentleman. His dress style is low-key and simple. He likes to wear an antique watch with a mottled nylon strap. This charming gentleman is named Daniel Wellington. Inspired by this new friend's classic style, Philip decided to create his own brand of wrist ornaments.

Colorful nylon strap, light body, simple dial. These elements are so harmonious, and the dial is simple and atmospheric, which looks a little rigorous, but the playful colored nylon belt alleviates this rigor. Many girls have little resistance to dw watches. Dw watches use the timely movement of Japan West Railway. The quality of the movement is fine, but the price of the movement is not high in the whole watch. dw watches are also made of ordinary metal.

Design concept of dw watch

After the trip, Philip began to study all kinds of watches, thinking repeatedly, and wanted to design a watch that was respected by the world-not only fashionable and versatile, but also elegant and generous. Growing up in Scandinavian cultural atmosphere, he knows the essence of Nordic simplicity, and integrates simplicity, lightness and natural quietness into the design of watches, and controls all details almost harshly, pursuing 65,438+000%.

A moving watch was born, giving up all complicated designs, with a simple and atmospheric round appearance, a thin and exquisite two-handed dial, a retro NATO strap and a pattern of the British navy. DANIEL WELLINGTON, with a unique European and British academic style, was favored by many famous bloggers and fashionistas in Europe and America as soon as he came out, and quickly became popular all over the world.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia -DW Watch.