TF Est.1968

TF Est. 1968 may already be seen adorning the cuffs of many a man's shirt. In the world of fun accessories, its Tourbillon cufflinks are a witty nod to the world of watchmaking. Hard-wearing and hugely accessible price-wise… Men can be fashion victims too.

Symbolizing a certain subtle refinement in modern man's dress codes, cufflinks emerged at the dawn of the 17th century. They were an indication of social rank and allowed gentlemen of that bygone age to out-rival one another in their originality. To this day, they never fail to brighten up an austere suit, attract admiring glances and celebrate an individual's difference.

Watchmaking enthusiasts and elegant dandies can all rejoice! The Swiss brand TF Est.

1968 is inaugurating its arrival on the trendy-yet-accessible luxury markets with a particularly attractive cufflink model called the "Tourbillon".

Encased in a cage of steel sporting an array of carbon details, a watchmaking mechanism in perfect working order accompanies every movement of the wearer's wrist. Through what appears to be the transparent crystal of a watch case, the eye is beckoned towards a voyeuristic display of technical achievement. Design-wise, the lack of conventional stem accentuates the functional aspect of the piece, preventing it from rotating on its own axis. A neat and snappy precision spring clasp system holds the piece in place, anchoring it firmly to the shirt.