Feldmar’s Top 8 Integrated Bracelets
Integrated bracelets—bracelets that mesh with the watch case in unique, untraditional ways—have taken the high-end watch world by storm. Here are Feldmar’s top eight integrated bracelets.
Maurice LaCroix Aikon Automatic 39mm
This Aikon Automatic features a case and bracelet united in brushed stainless steel in a coherent, unified design that blends architectural detail with a sleek modern aesthetic. The timepiece is finished with a stainless steel butterfly buckle. And with a dizzying array of styles available, finding the perfect Aikon is easy.
Parmigiani Tonda GT
True integration happens when a watch case and bracelet join together in perfect harmony. Case in point: the Tonda GT from Parmigiani. Crafted in polished stainless steel, the bracelet flows into the case seamlessly with a pleasing symmetry. It’s just one more way that the Tonda GT makes a strong case for one of the best watches of 2021 here at Feldmar.
Girard-Perregaux Laureato Perpetual Calendar
Rounded edges combine with sharp corners in this intriguing play on geometric precision, centered on Laureato’s signature octagonal bezel. The timepiece is stainless steel with a striking combination of brushed and polished finishes. The tightly integrated case demonstrates how GP has spared no measures to ensure that the Perpeutal Calendar version of the iconic Laureato is a true stunner.
Frederique Constant Highlife Worldtimer Manufacture
Brushed and polished stainless steel interlaced. The gentle curves of this Highlife case dovetail with the bracelet in a way sure to inspire timepiece aficionados who appreciate design perfection. The quasi-vintage styling remind us of the iconic mid-century pieces that inspire watch design today.
Tissot T-Classic PRX Powermatic 80
Engineering raised to the level of high art. The brushed stainless steel case and bracelet are so ingeniously linked that you’ll swear they were forged from a single piece of steel, yet the T-Classic PRX Powermatic 80 fits the wrist with supple comfort. Released in 2021, the 40mm PRX Powermatic 80 quickly became a fan favorite. And with a smaller 35mm PRX on the way, Tissot has shown they are tapping into something special.
Glashutte Original Vintage Seventies Panorama Date
Unity is achieved with this polished stainless steel case and metal bracelet combination. A vintage seventies inspired design with rounded corners and sinuous curves, retooled for today’s watch lover. What makes the Seventies so special is not just the classy, integrated bracelet but the “TV” style case shape! It’s refinement and retro wrapped in one!
Bell & Ross Instruments BR 05 GMT
The distinctive rounded square satin-finished and polished steel case and inventive bracelet make this Bell & Ross watch a singular achievement. Elegantly integrated for maximum effect, the watch is completed with a folding buckle. True to it’s inspiration, drawn from aviation instruments, the BR 05 is a cohesive design, coordinated to work together efficiently and professionally.
Zenith Defy Classic Full Carbon
When lightness, durability and innovation are of paramount importance, this Zenith Defy model is the answer—fully constructed of black, patterned carbon fiber, including each link in the integrated bracelet. This is a watch that is at once subtle and bold, offering unique designs found nowhere else in watchmaking.
Discover these and other watches with integrated bracelets at Feldmar. Browse our online store or stop into our flagship location.
About The Author: Tom Roth
Born in Washington state, Tom developed an interest in photography during college at University of San Diego. There, he got started in music journalism, interviewing artists and taking photos at concerts. A life-long tinkerer and collector, it wasn’t long before Tom became fascinated with fountain pens and watches.
Those interests collided in November 2020 when Tom started at Feldmar Watch Company where he lives out every watch geek’s dream: photographing and writing about timepieces. When he’s not tinkering with his watch collection, Tom can be found traveling, biting his nails while watching PNW sports teams, and taking flying lessons.
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