By definition, accessible luxury refers to luxury items which are available at an accessible price. But to some people, the idea of accessibility seems alien when the subject of luxury is discussed. Take, for example, the undiscerning buyer who might have the financial wherewithal to purchase an expensive product without understanding the finer details of its intrinsic qualities. This sort of person understands luxury products merely as expensive items which are largely unavailable to most people. With this in mind, why should anyone want a luxury item which is available to a greater number of people at an accessible price? The answer to this question lies with the discerning buyer of luxury items, who understands that luxury products are not just about their prices alone, but mostly about the quality of the items purchased. Quality refers to the materials used in making the product, as well as the refinement and extent of the craftsmanship involved and the reputation of the brand behind the product. With items such as luxury watches, it is widely known that the best items in this niche are largely made in geneva, Switzerland, a city renowned for watchmaking practices and innovations which have for centuries held the attention of those who understand the nature of timepieces. However, some brands have taken advantage of this reputation to develop expensive products on a purely commercial basis, which limits the purchase of such items to a very few, including those buyers who view cost as being the sole criteria for identifying items of luxury. No Fields Found.