MAX XL Duchess ad
The global trend for oversized watches has gone a notch higher with the coming of MAX XL. On-trend and high-impact, the design of this watch brand gives credence to its creator, Dutch designer Ron Offenbach.
Jewel duchess
Launched in the Netherlands in 2006, Max XL has quickly gained international recognition for its clean, bold lines and strong masculine appeal. From the Netherlands, Max XL has entered Belgium, Italy, Egypt, Kuwait, Japan, Russia, and more recently, Hong Kong and the United States and NOW PHILIPPINES.
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Max466 – EXPLORER
Tourbillion
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MAX Aviator
In terms of design, the brand carries a range from the everyday Classic Chronograph, to the elegant Automatic series with supple genuine leather straps, and solid stainless steel case with ion plating rose gold. Watch lovers can choose from premium genuine leather straps, to stainless steel links, and on-trend rubber straps for the outdoor sports lovers. The athletes and trendsetters will love the Limited Sports Edition Watch: with interchangeable stainless steel and rubber straps, it comes with its own screwdriver to change the straps, and the entire set comes in a rugged carrying equipment.
At the Launch at 71st Gramercy
MAX watches at the launch
with my MEGA ladies Rein, Fenelle and Maite
With MAX head Kristie Pangan-Lacson
“Concentrated on the versatility of such fashion statement, Max XL exudes power and elegance in the variety of oversized premium timepieces.” Lacson exclaims.
its a statement
Wearing MAX Aviator watch
Making a Maximum Statement
Max XL has a lot to offer the Philippine market. Modern Filipinos of today have become more confident in carrying themselves, and that confidence extends to the kind of watch one is wearing. More than just an accessory, Max XL watches exhibit a strong appeal that builds towards one’s personal statement of his or her identity. Those who dare choose to wear the brand are those who are bold enough to carry an oversized watch with real confidence and character. We would like to refer to it as a ‘sublime overstatement’ in fashion.
XOXO,
Fashion Ate The Lawyer
