Debenhams shoppers save £3,000 on 'masterpiece' watch amid 86% price slash
This luxury watch has received a 4.6 star rating on Gervil's website.
While many people may have a few watches that they swap between on a daily basis, many shoppers also can't help but want to own a luxury watch that can be taken out on special occasions.
Although these watches can be on the pricier side, their design and engineering allows them to last for years and years to come. For those looking for a simple yet classy design, we have found one on the Debenhams website that is said to be "an accessory to success".
If this wasn't enough, shoppers will save over £3,000 on this elegant watch as it is currently part of the online retailer's sale. Normally retailing for £3,495, watch enthusiasts can now snap up the Gervil Wall Street Watch for the much cheaper price of £485.25.
This distinctive, Swiss-made timepiece has been said by Gervil to be reminiscent of the New York City skyline and to command attention with its stainless steel, architectural design. Featuring a 39mm unidirectional rotating bezel, the case is crafted to withstand everyday use as it is made with a sapphire-doomed, anti-glare crystal.
Said to be 'detailed to perfection', the watch boasts a magnified lens that showcases its luminous hour markers and hands on a striking black dial. The watch is finished off with a silver stainless steel bracelet with a folding deployment class for a comfortable and secure fit.
To make this watch even more versatile, it features a water resistance of up to 200m. This means the watch is robust and reliable enough to withstand any accidental drops and long periods under water.
Gervil Wall Street Watch
£3,495
£485.25
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Another watch in the Debenhams sale is the Gervil Chambers Automatic Watch. Normally a whopping £3,795, shoppers can now snap it up for £336.82 after a 91 per cent discount. Boasting a blue dial and a two-toned bracelet, this watch is sure to get heads turning.
Alternatively, for those looking for something cheaper that could be a great Father's Day gift, Argos has reduced the price of Armani Exchange Cayde Stainless Steel Watch And Bracelet Set. Normally retailing for £179.99, shoppers can snap up this bundle gift for £79.99.
The Gervil Wall Street Watch currently doesn't have any reviews on the Debenhams website. However, the timepeice has managed to garner a 4.6 star rating on the Gervil website.
One happy shopper said: "As a watch enthusiast, the Gevril impresses with its robust 200m water resistance, merging luxury with aquatic resilience flawlessly."
With another added on: "This Gevril Wall Street wonder is the Superman of watches—sapphire crystal that's totally invincible to scratches!"
A third five-star reviewer also noted: "That magnified lens is a game changer – classes to parties, my Gevril never skips a beat."
There was only one slightly negative review on the Gervil website and it came from a four-star reviewer. They wrote: "The unidirectional bezel on the Gevril feels clumsy, like, it's supposed to only go one way, right?"
Fashion deal of the week
In need of new trainers, but don't want to pay Skechers prices.
Then these STQ Women's Slip-On Trainers are said to be "much better" than the famed brand. Even better, they are currently priced from just £30.99 on Amazon.
With their slip-on style design and ultra-breathable mesh material, these trainers are said to be a fuss-free option for anyone who spends long periods of time on their feet, alongside anyone who suffers from foot pain issues such as plantar fasciitis.
The flexible knitted material features an elastic cuff, making them easy to pop on and take off, while the wide fit fabric has been designed to make it feel like you are wearing nothing on your feet.
Crafted with over 1,000 ventilation holes, they ensure that feet don't get to sweaty during wear, while the memory foam insole provides good arch support, making it feel "like walking on air".
Available to buy in sizes three through to eight, shoppers can select from eight colours including black, grey and pink. However, it's worth noting that the £30.99 price-tag is available on the black colourway.
With the STQ Trainers posing the cheapest price-tag, shoppers might be happy to hear that they have earned a 4.4 rating based on over 5,000 Amazon reviews that suggest they are "light as a feather" and "really comfortable".
One delighted shopper said: "Super lightweight, comfortable and a fab colour pink. Much better all round than the Skechers I bought at four times the price! Your feet will love these."
Another positive review said: "The Gevril Wall Street Collection's Swiss movement exudes unmatched elegance and reliability."
With a sixth shopper praising: "The Gevril with its striking black dial is a paragon of sophistication, effortlessly radiating luxury and precision – truly a masterpiece."
Click HERE to buy the Gervil Wall Street Watch from Debenhams.
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