Time Keepers
In Greek mythology, an Aegis was a shield or breastplate borne by Zeus and his daughter Athena (and occasionally by Appolo). In our world, the definition of Aegis is protection.
Time Keepers has a simple goal; to create luxurious products, using the finest of materials and not following the herd when it comes to colour combinations. (Although there are of course some classic colours available).
The first product is a collection of handmade watch rolls of different designs, materials and colours; there are other products in the pipeline too, so keep your eyes peeled for what comes next.
Products
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Time Keepers – Single Slider Ostrich Watch Roll (Red/Cream)
£250.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Single Slider Ostrich Watch Roll (Black/Black)
£250.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Single Slider Ostrich Watch Roll (White/Pink)
£250.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Triple Slider Ostrich Watch Roll (Black/Black)
£375.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Triple Slider Ostrich Watch Roll (Brown/Chilli)
£375.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Triple Slider Ostrich Watch Roll (Green/Green)
£375.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Single Popper Ostrich Leg Watch Roll (Black/Blue)
£250.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Single Popper Ostrich Leg Watch Roll (Blue/Blue)
£250.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Single Popper Ostrich Leg Watch Roll (Black/Burgundy)
£250.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Single Popper Ostrich Leg Watch Roll (Green/Cream)
£250.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Single Popper Ostrich Watch Roll (Green/Cream)
£250.00 ex VAT -
Time Keepers – Triple Popper Ostrich Watch Roll (Black/Grey)
£375.00 ex VAT
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