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Philip Stein unveils line of Swiss-made watches

August 05, 2008

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Miami—U.S.-based watch brand Philip Stein has created its first-ever line of fine-crafted Swiss-made watches.

Dubbed the "Prestige Collection," the line contains Multiple Frequency Technology, a new technology that the brand says offers wearers benefits such as a better night's sleep, quicker relief from jetlag and workouts, and less stress overall, to name a few.

Since Philip Stein's founding in 2001 by Will Stein, the brand has forged a niche in the area of mind-body wellness through frequency-based technologies in luxury products.

However, the brand says that the Multiple Frequency Technology, combined with the Swiss-made mechanisms in the Prestige Collection, offer up the precision demanded by discriminate watch buyers.

The Prestige Collection is available in stores this month.
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