I've been noticing the watch kiosk at my local mall.
It seems to attract a little more attention than the conventional watch stores. For the young urban mall
crowd, bigger and flashier watches seem to
rule.
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A Watch Kiosk at the Mall |
Many of the brands seem to be Diesel
inspired. However, Diesel watches aren't clearly displayed. I think they
may be on a higher shelf behind the glass lest they walk in the bustling mall. The kiosk
features brands like
Gino Milano, Onyk, Omax, and Charles Raymond. I'm not sure what they
are charging for each watch. I wish prices were clearly marked. Some watches are packaged in a premium way and others
are just laid out on the shelves. However, these watch brands
actually actually appear to be inexpensive online.
For example, most Onyk watches
retail for less than $30. If you are a fan of the big watch look,
these Onyk watches might actually be a great alternative to far more
expensive watches from Diesel.
However, Diesel has been pushing the watch form into interesting multi-dial designs. There are multi-dial watches at the kiosk. One brand that caught my eye is Omax. They have a variety of multi-dial designs and a few conventional looks as well. On Amazon, the brand is also very competitively priced.
I'll have to explore these brands a little more. Perhaps, I could open a watch kiosk right here on this very blog!
For example, most Onyk watches
However, Diesel has been pushing the watch form into interesting multi-dial designs. There are multi-dial watches at the kiosk. One brand that caught my eye is Omax. They have a variety of multi-dial designs and a few conventional looks as well. On Amazon, the brand is also very competitively priced.
I'll have to explore these brands a little more. Perhaps, I could open a watch kiosk right here on this very blog!
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