Guess Watches History
Guess watches are responsible for a number of high profile advertising campaigns that have won them a number of marketing awards and accolades, helping them to become one of the most talked about brands in the world. Their product placement campaigns have been particularly successful with superstar celebrities being seen wearing Guess watches as well as the brand finding its way into hit films such as the 1985 success “Back to the Future”.
The company has been designing watches for over 25 years; starting in 1984 their watch range quickly became the most profitable range of their business. The company celebrated in style with a limited edition watch in 2004, celebrating the success of the brand but also how stylish and well known their range of watches had become across the world.
As their stratospheric success continued the brand decided to venture into the luxury watches market to tackle competitors such as D&G and Armani. Many brands have tried and failed this as they were unable to compete with the mammoths of the industry however Guess watches have successfully carved out a sector of the market thanks to their high quality watches being worn by celebrities worldwide.
The watches that Guess creates have always led trends and fashion styles throughout the years and this is demonstrated by the high profile celebrities who wear the range. Paris Hilton is regularly seen wearing a Guess watch and a number of other superstars can be seen sporting the luxury range, creating product desirability that spreads throughout the world.
It isn’t just the female stars that are huge fans of the Guess watches range either, a number of high profile men have been seen wearing elegant and understated watches that provide practicality and masculinity style. The Guess men’s watch range is far more sedate than the bling offerings of the females but no less luxury, being made with the same high quality materials.
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