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Chanel J12 GMT Matte Watch

Today I’d like to review the Chanel J12 GMT Matte ref. H3101 men’s watch from a brand that typically makes things for women. No doubt you are probably familiar with the Chanel J12 family of watches. At least a while in mid 2000s, the J12 was possibly the hottest luxury lady’s view around. You could travel all over the world seeing the actual white ceramic versions on the wrists of ladies of all ages, shapes, and backgrounds. Chanel did a lot of important things with the J12 from a fashion perspective. It made the particular white enjoy “hot” for women, and it ushered in the incredible popularity of hard as a material for watches.

The J12 was originally released in white or black ceramic within (I believe) a few lengths. Over the years Chanel expanded typically the J12 collection with additional sizes (smaller actually) as well as more complicated models such as a chronograph and later a GMT as well as moon phase model. Yes a tourbillon was also available, as well as unique J12 model with an Audemars Piguet movement in it. That was probably enough because Chanel was selling J12s for their good looks and prestigious label. Wearing the Chanel see is really a no-brainer for women, but you may be asking yourself what about for men?

There are some observe guys I know who make it a point to simply abstain from even considering any timepieces with a fashion house brand. That means brands like Louis Vuitton, Dior, Rob Lauren, Burberry cashmere scarf, Ferragamo, as well as Chanel are simply out of the question. That is a shame since brands make some good timepieces. Let’s explore the bad side of buying any “fashion brand name watch” before we talk about the good. First, you are of course getting something with a known fashion identify which impedes you getting any street cred as an educated look at guy - no matter how good the watch is. Next, because it is from a (mostly) European style label, chances are that you are paying a lot so it you are getting a lot of the time. Last, there is often a feminine slant to the majority of these brand names which doesn’t make it the most manly of choices -- and I believe that it is this last reason which prevents most men from exploring these watches.
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On the plus part, fashion company watches are often very well designed and of some sort of high-quality. The element that some people dislike about these wrist watches having recognized names is a plus factor to others. Also, and while this is not a new universal rule, these manufacturers often have access to really good suppliers or materials that only the biggest brands have access to. I’d confess in the end, it really depends on the person. Some people are totally ALRIGHT (or actually eager) with the idea of wearing a watch from a major fashion label, and others for equally legitimate reasons just won’t go near them. For that reason luxurious fashion designer watches are one of the most controversial items in the world of wristwatches.

So assuming you are the type of person who is excited about wearing your Chanel, or at least interested in giving it a chance, there is a lot to enjoy about the Chanel J12 due to the fact of the black ceramic materials and the design. Though if you want to wear a good white one that is FINE as well. Having said that, Chanel has never released some matte version of their white J12. The actual black versions have a few matte versions, and this is definitely one of them. Matte-finished ceramic is actually more simple to produce than the polished ceramic but wasn’t considered to be particularly stylish compared to the refined ceramic that is highly scratch resistant and never loses its color. Matte is also very hard, but the finishing leaves it just a bit less scrape resistant than polished fine ceramic - though it is still very hard.

As I discussed in the video portion of this review, I believe which Chanel began to release matte versions of the J12 for two reasons. Very first was because they wanted to ask how they could appeal more to a male target market. Matte porcelain is certainly a bit more masculine compared to polished ceramic. Second, u have no way of verifying this particular, I believe that the popularity of individuals giving their cars matte-finished paint jobs was a element Chanel may have considered. Regardless of why Chanel began to focus on matte versus strictly finished ceramic, how does it look?