How Hip-Hop Got Serious About Watches: from Tupac and Snoop Dogg’s Blinged-out Rolexes, to Jay-Z and Pharrell’s Partnerships with Audemars Piguet and Richard Mille, High Horology Has Proved a Rapper’s Delight
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While Conveying a Loud, Proud Image of Success May Be at the Heart of the Culture, How That Street Cred Is Communicated Has Changed over Time. Rappers of the 1970S Through 90S Went for the Tried and Trusted Rolex, Often Seen on the Wrist of Pioneers Like Tupac and Snoop Dogg. over Time, This Appetite for Bling Evolved from the Staple Day-Date of the Genre’s Heyday, to Watches Outrageously (Some Would Argue Tastelessly) Customised with Aftermarket Diamonds and Precious Gems. More Recently, the Community Began to Embrace the Ever-So-Popular Trend of Quiet Luxury.
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