Fashion Style

Ted Baker revitalises signature watch style with FW23 timepiece collection

Ted Baker's Barnett Backlight watch worn on a wrist

British fashion brand Ted Baker has launched a new timepiece collection for FW23. Produced under licence by Timex, the line includes a fresh iteration of its signature Barnett Backlight chronograph, now embellished by an indigo effect on the dial to aid readability – and add a little extra pizzazz. 

Eminently wearable, the Barnett Backlight features a 41mm case, and features a 90 per cent recycled stainless steel case and leather strap.

Water resistant up to 50m, it’s available now at tedbaker.com, priced £180.

The Barnett Backlight is now embellished by an indigo effect on the dial to aid readability and add pizzazz…

The Ted Baker FW23 women’s range features Emily and Darbey models, both priced at £160, which similarly revisit iconic magnolia and ‘T’ motifs that date back to the brand’s 1988 debut. 

The Darbey returns this season with upgraded crystal detailing, 36mm case, a choice of vegan leather or luxury mesh band, and a sunray dial. The Ted Baker logo is printed at 3 o’clock.

The Emily features a 3D version of the flower applied on the dial, beneath a glass case imprinted with the brand logo. The 30mm case features a rope detail set upon a luxury rose gold mesh band. 

The new Ted Baker watch collection is available at a variety of outlets, including House of Fraser, ASOS and Debenhams. For more, visit Ted Baker online here.

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