Levi’s Watches

Rugged. Casual. American Old West. All words that come to mind when you think of the Levi brand fof apparel and accessories.
But don’t stop there. This company was founded on innovation. In fact, the company first gained notoriety – and earned a patent – for its use of copper rivets to reinforce the pockets of their jeans, popular among miners in the American West.
Since that time, the company has grown to become a brand globally recognized. So recognized that the company’s name, Levi’s, has become virtually synonymous with blue jeans.
But the company’s line only begins with jeans. In addition to other clothing essentials, Levi’s is well known for its line of popular watches which are the definition of an individualistic lifestyle.
The company’s straightforward, unapologetic design sensibility is amply reflected in Levi’s core watch collections. Take a look at the ladies’ core collection, led by the distinctive wide white banded watch with stainless steel case and horseshoe shaped decorative links. Look more closely at the watch face – it’s based on the company’s logo, a clever combination of brand recognition and playful style.
The red loop watch for men is a simple white band, complemented by a bold, square white dial and stainless steel case. But there’s that touch of wry individuality in Levi’s use of vibrant red touches, surrounding the winder and the three dials of this chronograph style watch.
Every Levi’s designer watch is a stylish and straightforward choice for casual and business wear.

Levi’s Watches – Bold Watches And Modern Edged Styling

In 1873, Bavarian immigrant Levi Strauss set up shop in San Francisco with an eye toward serving the area’s burgeoning population of gold miners and pioneers. His goal was to provide work clothes that were equal to the tasks faced by these hardy newcomers, and his line was known even then for the rugged durability of his brown, multi-pocketed overalls that lent themselves to the arduous task of mining and settling a new area.

Strauss gained additional fame – and an added edge over his competition – by earning a patent for his copper grommets, sued to reinforce the pockets of his trousers and overalls.

The name Levi’s broke new territory again in the early 20th century with its introduction of women’s sportswear, a wholly new concept in that era of limited women’s rights.

Since then, the company has continued to expand its brand with the introduction of an ever …