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'The Watch Show' with Tim Temple moves to Jewelry Television
13 Mar '08
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Jewelry Television announced that "The Watch Show" with world-renowned watch expert, Tim Temple, will move from Shop at Home to Jewelry Television effective March 12, 2008.
The show will air weekly on Tuesday and Wednesday from Midnight-2am ET. With over 20 years of hosting experience and a lifelong passion for timepieces, Temple will present an extensive collection of famous brand names like Gevril, Akribos, Nicolet, SeaPro and more.
"The Watch Show" will feature multiple categories including men's, women's, sports, elegant, fashion and watch accessories at various price points. Many styles will offer a stretch pay option allowing consumers to spread payments over several months.
In addition to "The Watch Show," the network recently launched offering 60 major brands and more than 2,000 models of watches for sale online.
"The web site complements this strategic new category offering watch enthusiasts, collectors and gift buyers an amazing selection of timepieces at affordable pricing," said James Thome, Senior Vice President, E-Commerce for Jewelry Television.
Consumers may sign up to receive Tim Temple's informative, free, weekly e-newsletter, Learning Time. "Whether you are a watch connoisseur or simply seeking information to make an informed buying decision, Learning Time is an excellent resource.
Tim Temple travels the world in search of the most up-to-the-minute styles, quality and craftsmanship. Temple's knowledge of the watch industry is unparalleled," noted Thome.
The show will air weekly on Tuesday and Wednesday from Midnight-2am ET. With over 20 years of hosting experience and a lifelong passion for timepieces, Temple will present an extensive collection of famous brand names like Gevril, Akribos, Nicolet, SeaPro and more.
"The Watch Show" will feature multiple categories including men's, women's, sports, elegant, fashion and watch accessories at various price points. Many styles will offer a stretch pay option allowing consumers to spread payments over several months.
In addition to "The Watch Show," the network recently launched offering 60 major brands and more than 2,000 models of watches for sale online.
"The web site complements this strategic new category offering watch enthusiasts, collectors and gift buyers an amazing selection of timepieces at affordable pricing," said James Thome, Senior Vice President, E-Commerce for Jewelry Television.
Consumers may sign up to receive Tim Temple's informative, free, weekly e-newsletter, Learning Time. "Whether you are a watch connoisseur or simply seeking information to make an informed buying decision, Learning Time is an excellent resource.
Tim Temple travels the world in search of the most up-to-the-minute styles, quality and craftsmanship. Temple's knowledge of the watch industry is unparalleled," noted Thome.
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