Huawei Watch hits UK stores

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Customers can now buy the stylish Huawei Watch in the UK from vMall, Selfridges and Google Store. The Huawei Watch will subsequently be available from a wider selection of stores from the end of November. The Huawei Watch will be priced between £289-£599, depending on the style.

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The UK launch of the Watch was celebrated at an exclusive event held at the Mondrian Hotel in London. The launch party saw fashion vlogger Jim Chapman, Chris Sanderson, Co-Founder at LS:N Global, and Amy Lou, Director, Global Brand Management at Huawei, come together for a lively panel discussion around the future of wearables in UK fashion, hosted by TV presenter and style columnist Darren Kennedy.

To celebrate the union of fashion and technology, embodied by the Huawei Watch, three catwalk shows took place at the event, showcasing the latest in fashion, technology and fitness – three of the main attributes of the Huawei Watch. The Hackney Colliery Band also performed a selection of timeless classics to celebrate the watch launch.

Now on sale, UK consumers can choose from a range of stainless steel and black frames, as well as a choice of 40 bespoke watch face designs. The choice of straps includes black leather, stainless steel mesh, stainless steel links and black plated stainless steel links. Each strap is easy to change, fitting any face with an 18mm width lug interface.

The Huawei Watch Classic black leather almond tip, stainless steel link and stainless steel mesh are available within the £289 and £329 price point, while the Huawei Watch Active black leather flat tip and black plated stainless steel link cost between £329 and £369.

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