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EPISODE · Nov 4, 2025 · 8 MIN

Why Are Women’s Watches Always Pink? | Abingdon Mullin on Redefining Tool Watches for Women

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What happens when a pilot asks a simple question: “Why would you only offer one color for women?” In this episode of WatchDNA, we sit down with Abingdon Mullin, founder of Abingdon Watches, to discuss how she built a brand dedicated to creating professional-grade timepieces for women who demand performance, functionality, and style. Originally inspired by her aviation career, Abingdon set out to challenge industry stereotypes by designing watches that are purpose-built for pilots, divers, racers, and adventurers—not simply smaller versions of men’s watches. In this conversation, we explore: ✈️ The origin story of Abingdon Watches and its roots in aviation  🕰️ Why women deserve professional tool watches designed with their needs in mind  ⚙️ Quartz vs. automatic movements and how different users benefit from each  🌊 The inspiration behind the Amelia, Jackie, Jordan, Catherine, Nadia, Elise, and WASP collections  🏁 How aviation, racing, diving, and exploration continue to influence the brand  💡 The importance of empowering more women as creators, entrepreneurs, leaders, and innovators within the watch industry  For nearly two decades, Abingdon Watches has challenged conventions and proven that professional timepieces for women can be both highly functional and beautifully designed.  Filmed on location in Las Vegas during the JCK and COUTURE shows, this episode is a conversation about entrepreneurship, equality, craftsmanship, and the future of watchmaking.  🎥 Hosted by WatchDNA | Where Time Connects Us All 🔗 Discover Abingdon Watches: WatchDNA.com/Abingdon 🔗 Discover more: ⌚ WatchDNA.com 📲 Follow WATCHDNA: 📷 Instagram: @WatchDNA 🐦 Twitter/X: @WatchDNA 👍 Facebook: WatchDNA 🎬 TikTok: @WatchDNA  #AbingdonWatches #WomenInWatchmaking #WatchDNA #JCKLasVegas #COUTUREShow #AviationWatches #DiveWatches #WomenInBusiness #IndependentWatchmaking #TimeConnectsUsA 

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What happens when a pilot asks a simple question: “Why would you only offer one color for women?” In this episode of WatchDNA, we sit down with Abingdon Mullin, founder of Abingdon Watches, to discuss how she built a brand dedicated to creating professional-grade timepieces for women who demand performance, functionality, and style. Originally inspired by her aviation career, Abingdon set out to challenge industry stereotypes by designing watches that are purpose-built for pilots,...

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