What is the ranking of women's watch brands?

The brands of women's watches are: Breguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier, Rolex, Omega, Chopin and Chanel.

1, Breguet-Queen of Naples

Breguet designed the first watch for the Queen. For Breguet, loyalty to women is natural. Breguet watches have attracted many outstanding women in history, including Queen Mary? Antoinette, Marquise Condorcet and Queen Josephine were inspired by the bracelet-shaped watches designed by Napoleon's sister, Queen Caroline of Naples. Breguet's watchmakers adhere to the brand's spirit of being meticulous and striving for perfection, and create fashionable jewelry watches that show the charm of women.

2. Jaeger-LeCoultre dating series

Girls are fickle animals by nature. The value of dating series is really amazing. It was love at first sight, and the infiltration behind it was crazy. The color is rose gold, which is a high-value and low-profile luxury. Unfortunately, only 37 mm feels bigger and there is no comparison. Finally, I chose 3442420 with 34 mm

3. Van Cleef & Arpels-Poetic Complex Function Series

Van Cleef & Arpels is a famous French luxury brand, and it has always been the top jewelry brand loved by nobles and celebrities all over the world. Is a century-old jewelry brand, with its unique design concept and superb technology has won the praise of the world. It is full of artistic flavor of Paris, keeping up with the rhythm of nature and responding to every wish? The flying heart, in the palace of jewelry, deduces the beauty of harmony and lightness. ? The story of Van Cleef & Arpels begins with a beautiful marriage. ?

4.cartier blue balloon

Cartier blue balloon series, ultra-thin watch will always be elegant interpretation of the blue balloon watch series to the extreme. Within the super-large diameter of 46mm, the reorganized mechanical movement components have their own functions and complement each other. Cartier Blue Balloon Series is inspired by human dreams and flight attempts:1The successful launch of the Montego fairfield Blue Balloon in 783 was the first human aircraft.